Chrono Clash: Fantasy Tactics Gamenami Pte Ltd Design your own hero in this tactical RPG! Story: As the war over ancient Relics continues to rage, there's fame and fo… Free Buy Now Watch Media DetailsDesign your own hero in this tactical RPG! Story: As the war over ancient Relics continues to rage, there's fame and fortune to be made; especially for a band of mercenaries like yours. Lead your band of heroes on various quests and to victory! Manage resources, unlock new job classes and uncover powerful relics to become renowned through out the land of Tevalles. Gameplay: Chrono Clash is a tactics RPG with a unique turn-based system that uses time as a resource. Powerful skills may deal higher damage but take longer to recover from leaving the user open to attack. Move about the battlefield to flank enemies (or attack them from behind) and deal critical strikes. But beware, that aggressive positioning could leave you in a vulnerable position as well. Choose from 20 unique job classes : classics like the Knight and Mage as well as new unique ones like the Dark Templar and Artificer. Equipment and skills can also be mixed and matched creating hundreds of tactical options. Player feedback is welcome via the official game forum: https://forum.gamenami.com/viewforum.php?f=67 Information Seller:Gamenami Pte Ltd Genre:Role Playing, Strategy Release:Jan 14, 2018 Updated:Mar 25, 2019 Version:1.0.276 Size:290.1 MB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating:Unrated Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal Brightsiderus Well-Known Member Feb 1, 2017 2,177 504 113 #2 Brightsiderus, Mar 21, 2018 I wonder, how long the developers were thinking about the name of the game... Dailon80 Well-Known Member Nov 10, 2014 3,574 66 48 Program Director/Radio DJ Eos #3 Dailon80, Mar 21, 2018 The name is like a cross between CHRONO Trigger and final fantasy tactics ha Brightsiderus Well-Known Member Feb 1, 2017 2,177 504 113 #4 Brightsiderus, Mar 21, 2018 And what about Clash thingy? Dailon80 Well-Known Member Nov 10, 2014 3,574 66 48 Program Director/Radio DJ Eos #5 Dailon80, Mar 21, 2018 clash of clans ha squarezero Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Dec 10, 2008 13,535 1,065 113 Male Chief Strategy Officer Salem, Massachusetts, USA #6 squarezero, Mar 21, 2018 1: Every developer is struggling to get attention. If that means using some familiar words on the title, is that really so terrible? I mean, why does anyone put “ dragon” on a game title? 2. If you’re gonna be snarky, how about also saying something about the game itself? Especially when it’s clearly a legitimate effort. I’ve spent a little time with this and so far it’s intriguing — like a Wavelight game without all the clunkiness. I’ll dig deeper and report later. unexpect3rd Well-Known Member Dec 7, 2011 369 2 18 Mobile Game Developer (Fulltime as well as indie) Singapore http://www.unexpect3rd.com #7 unexpect3rd, Mar 22, 2018 In brief, this a F2P with a very final fantasy tactics tbs combat system. You can tell the game designer is a fan of FFT, even the opening stage (tutorial stage) is almost an exact re-staging of FFT's opening stage: A paladin and a mercenary defending an important female character in front of a monastery against a band of ill intention troops. A cheeky homage probably. Generally here are my thoughts in point form after 20-30 minute of gameplay - Nice gameplay and mechanics for the number crunchers (tactics / jrpg fans) - Character designs not my cuppa, some (armor) design doesnt seem very coherent (eg, the apothecary outfit looks so bright) - Outside combat it's a typical f2p rpg trapping. Gatcha for equipments/skills. - Taking on Quests drops you straight into battle, each last no more than a few minutes, that's a plus - Story / dialogues leave much to be desired, I cant tell if they are going for fantasy or satire, probably both. - Outside combat UI can be a little confusing with a whole bunch of menus and a whole loads of numbers (I know this caters to the number crunchers, but some navigation and information presentation feels too crowded) - Given the customization options (equipments are reflected visually), has potential for the characters to look cool probably in later game. Conclusion: Good for those into tactics genre, but can use more polish visually. Might had been better if they had gone for a different art direction Programalyst Member Mar 21, 2018 5 0 0 #8 Programalyst, Mar 22, 2018 Still a better story than the Unsung Story. Serenityinaz12 Well-Known Member Mar 27, 2015 56 0 0 #9 Serenityinaz12, Mar 22, 2018 I'm really digging this game so far, it feels pretty original and not like all the other cookie cutter social rpg's brought over from the east. One of the better games I've downloaded in a while. I'll update if I find some stuff I don't like because I tend to post bitching more than anything lol Stranded87 Well-Known Member Sep 18, 2009 132 14 18 #10 Stranded87, Mar 22, 2018 I think it's entirely reasonable to make fun of the title. It's the trade-off a developer makes by knowingly mashing a bunch of familiar words together - they'll get some interest from people interested in those titles, but they'll also get some pushback because of the super generic (or arguably even misleading in some cases) nature of their title. I'm sure people will start giving proper impressions of the game over time too, and I hope they do. I'm considering trying it myself but several things put me off, including the title - so again, it's reasonable to complain about. stubbieoz Well-Known Member Jun 23, 2015 1,878 355 83 Male Grey haired gamer NSW Australia #11 stubbieoz, Mar 22, 2018 After installing the app you then have another download to play. Really!..Apple should insist that devs disclose the full install size...but then again...this is Apple afterall. # Total size on my iPad Pro is 1.22gig! You have been warned. Also the game is not optimised for the large iPad Pro. Many conversation boxes are cut off on the sides. The graphics are...well....unusual for this type of game but after some time they seem to work. There are lots of the usual iap stuff one expects for a ftp game, so no surprises there. Thankfully no energy timers that I saw in my brief 30 minutes. The one saving grace is that the combat, admittedly in the early stages, seems to scratch the tactical itch quite well. Turn based attacks and a lot of stats pop up for each enemy. I actually like the combat. If you have the space then it's definately worth the download for a try. If not...your not missing a lot. curtisrshideler Well-Known Member Patreon Bronze Jul 30, 2011 3,097 25 48 Male Video Producer/Editor Texas http://twitter.com/curtneedsaride #12 curtisrshideler, Mar 22, 2018 Yeah, using pieces of amazing game titles from my favorite developer but not being said developer turns me off upfront. But I'm a more informed gamer, so I recognize that before I tap the GET button. Since I don't usually download indie F2P games anyway, coupled with the generic borrowed title, I'd probably pass. Congrats to the dev for completing and releasing a game in this market though. Programalyst Member Mar 21, 2018 5 0 0 #13 Programalyst, Mar 23, 2018 Deadpool made "X-force" work though. JWONG Member Jan 6, 2016 11 0 1 #14 JWONG, Mar 23, 2018 Just feels weird that such a game mechanic which had not been seen at all in App Store not being posted here Programalyst Member Mar 21, 2018 5 0 0 #15 Programalyst, Mar 23, 2018 Tactics RPGs are niche. Tactics RPGS on smartphones... even more niche. ThirdMoon Well-Known Member May 21, 2014 124 18 18 #16 ThirdMoon, Mar 23, 2018 About an hour in, I'm enjoying this. Pros: Short bouts suit mobile format, I like the graphics, lots of tactical options, can remake team characters to have skills looks and names you prefer. Cons: Has crashed a few times, very battery hungry, normal freemium concerns (though not feeling any pressure to spend money yet). Doesn't work on a friends iPad 4. The name nearly stopped me trying this game, but I'm glad to have given it a chance. JWONG Member Jan 6, 2016 11 0 1 #17 JWONG, Mar 23, 2018 Using iPhone 7 here, so far not a single crash happened on my phone. But there was once I had a description typo on my equips and I went to the game discord to report, the developers replied at an alarming speed. and the little typo error was fixed in less than 30 mins. As I continue to seek help from the developers, I realise they are really attentive and address to each and every issue the players make. This is extremely rare in current games market. I remembered a guy requested having some dancing characters in the game and not long after, dancer class came. been a long time since I felt good in a game, especially in a mobile game Programalyst Member Mar 21, 2018 5 0 0 #18 Programalyst, Mar 24, 2018 Was that a review? Gilgilad Well-Known Member May 15, 2013 159 0 16 #19 Gilgilad, Mar 24, 2018 Unfortunately, it repeatably crashes in intro on iPad 4. JWONG Member Jan 6, 2016 11 0 1 #20 JWONG, Mar 24, 2018 Oh man . Hope the developers are here to address such issue (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Page 1 of 2 1 2 Next > Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Do you already have an account? No, create an account now. Yes, my password is: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
1: Every developer is struggling to get attention. If that means using some familiar words on the title, is that really so terrible? I mean, why does anyone put “ dragon” on a game title? 2. If you’re gonna be snarky, how about also saying something about the game itself? Especially when it’s clearly a legitimate effort. I’ve spent a little time with this and so far it’s intriguing — like a Wavelight game without all the clunkiness. I’ll dig deeper and report later.
In brief, this a F2P with a very final fantasy tactics tbs combat system. You can tell the game designer is a fan of FFT, even the opening stage (tutorial stage) is almost an exact re-staging of FFT's opening stage: A paladin and a mercenary defending an important female character in front of a monastery against a band of ill intention troops. A cheeky homage probably. Generally here are my thoughts in point form after 20-30 minute of gameplay - Nice gameplay and mechanics for the number crunchers (tactics / jrpg fans) - Character designs not my cuppa, some (armor) design doesnt seem very coherent (eg, the apothecary outfit looks so bright) - Outside combat it's a typical f2p rpg trapping. Gatcha for equipments/skills. - Taking on Quests drops you straight into battle, each last no more than a few minutes, that's a plus - Story / dialogues leave much to be desired, I cant tell if they are going for fantasy or satire, probably both. - Outside combat UI can be a little confusing with a whole bunch of menus and a whole loads of numbers (I know this caters to the number crunchers, but some navigation and information presentation feels too crowded) - Given the customization options (equipments are reflected visually), has potential for the characters to look cool probably in later game. Conclusion: Good for those into tactics genre, but can use more polish visually. Might had been better if they had gone for a different art direction
I'm really digging this game so far, it feels pretty original and not like all the other cookie cutter social rpg's brought over from the east. One of the better games I've downloaded in a while. I'll update if I find some stuff I don't like because I tend to post bitching more than anything lol
I think it's entirely reasonable to make fun of the title. It's the trade-off a developer makes by knowingly mashing a bunch of familiar words together - they'll get some interest from people interested in those titles, but they'll also get some pushback because of the super generic (or arguably even misleading in some cases) nature of their title. I'm sure people will start giving proper impressions of the game over time too, and I hope they do. I'm considering trying it myself but several things put me off, including the title - so again, it's reasonable to complain about.
After installing the app you then have another download to play. Really!..Apple should insist that devs disclose the full install size...but then again...this is Apple afterall. # Total size on my iPad Pro is 1.22gig! You have been warned. Also the game is not optimised for the large iPad Pro. Many conversation boxes are cut off on the sides. The graphics are...well....unusual for this type of game but after some time they seem to work. There are lots of the usual iap stuff one expects for a ftp game, so no surprises there. Thankfully no energy timers that I saw in my brief 30 minutes. The one saving grace is that the combat, admittedly in the early stages, seems to scratch the tactical itch quite well. Turn based attacks and a lot of stats pop up for each enemy. I actually like the combat. If you have the space then it's definately worth the download for a try. If not...your not missing a lot.
Yeah, using pieces of amazing game titles from my favorite developer but not being said developer turns me off upfront. But I'm a more informed gamer, so I recognize that before I tap the GET button. Since I don't usually download indie F2P games anyway, coupled with the generic borrowed title, I'd probably pass. Congrats to the dev for completing and releasing a game in this market though.
Just feels weird that such a game mechanic which had not been seen at all in App Store not being posted here
About an hour in, I'm enjoying this. Pros: Short bouts suit mobile format, I like the graphics, lots of tactical options, can remake team characters to have skills looks and names you prefer. Cons: Has crashed a few times, very battery hungry, normal freemium concerns (though not feeling any pressure to spend money yet). Doesn't work on a friends iPad 4. The name nearly stopped me trying this game, but I'm glad to have given it a chance.
Using iPhone 7 here, so far not a single crash happened on my phone. But there was once I had a description typo on my equips and I went to the game discord to report, the developers replied at an alarming speed. and the little typo error was fixed in less than 30 mins. As I continue to seek help from the developers, I realise they are really attentive and address to each and every issue the players make. This is extremely rare in current games market. I remembered a guy requested having some dancing characters in the game and not long after, dancer class came. been a long time since I felt good in a game, especially in a mobile game
