[Premium]RPG Asdivine Dios Kotobuki Solution Co., Ltd. Welcome to the new Asdivine and get ready as a tale about divine encounters with mankind and mankind's encounters with t… TouchArcade Rating: $7.99 Buy Now Watch Media DetailsWelcome to the new Asdivine and get ready as a tale about divine encounters with mankind and mankind's encounters with the divine is about to unfold... - An Adventure of Divine Proportions! Among the many worlds the deities have created, there is one world that abounds with life known as Asdivine. But when a spate of disturbances erupts across the globe and an ever spreading murk threatens to destroy it, Izayoi, the deity of Asdivine himself, takes up his cause to save the world he created with his own hands. Unfortunately, suffering from a loss of his own divine powers, is there any hope he can he succeed? Find out as the curtain raises on this adventure of divine proportions! - A New Benchmark in Quality Following in the footsteps of the critically acclaimed Asdivine Hearts, Asdivine Dios further enhances its palette of visual expressions. While still maintaining the beauty of the original 2D artwork, some of the most fluid character motion and bold effects ever seen in a handheld RPG have been realized with amazing results! - Biggger and Better than Ever Before! Boasting a voluminous story, an expansive world, treasure filled dungeons, exciting battles, weapon creation, and more… the all-inclusive RPG experience is finally here! Not only does quality, but content also goes hand in hand as players are now able to customize weapons and even combine magic and skills to rack up damage to new heights! Plus, with more options than ever before, battling it out with hordes of foes has never been so fulfilling! But wait, that's not all! In Asdivine Dios, limitless enemies and loot, a multitude of subquests, and even bosses that will blow your mind await! *Asdivine Dios can also be enjoyed in its entirety without the need for additional purchases. While in-app-purchase content requires additional fees, it is not necessary for finishing the game. *The actual price might differ depending on the region. Information Seller:Kotobuki Solution Co., Ltd. Genre:Adventure, Role Playing Release:Sep 02, 2015 Updated:Aug 16, 2022 Version:1.2.1 Size:338.8 MB TouchArcade Rating: User Rating: (4) Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal The Son of Anarchy Well-Known Member May 14, 2012 313 0 0 #2 The Son of Anarchy, Sep 3, 2015 Ya gotta give it to Kemco, if nothing else they consistently pump out a decent product at a decent rate. I used to instabuy each one and now I've lost count and can't keep up with them. The handful of dev teams they have must eat, sleep and breathe these things... Vovin ð® Spam Police ð Nov 28, 2009 6,514 3 38 Germany #3 Vovin, Sep 3, 2015 Shaun might be rejoicing by now. syntheticvoid Well-Known Member Jun 20, 2010 14,504 124 63 Musician & factory worker. a[V-O-I-D] http://apparentsymmetry.bandcamp.com #4 syntheticvoid, Sep 3, 2015 So what's the difference between the two? Does the premium just give you extra currency? Or is there more than that? Classes/characters/areas, ect...? comingTouch.com Well-Known Member Jun 10, 2014 323 0 0 #5 comingTouch.com, Sep 3, 2015 TRAILER: Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel Shaun Musgrave Well-Known Member Jul 8, 2013 1,088 3 38 Freelance writer, teacher, business owner Ibaraki, Japan #6 Shaun Musgrave, Sep 4, 2015 Okay guys, here's the scoop. The premium version of the game gives you 1000 premium points. The free one doesn't. But that's not precisely where things end. In the IAP shop, you can buy the usual cheat items, but there are also items that double XP gain, gold gain, etc. If you don't buy them, you're going to find progress a bit slower in the game than usual. They've obviously deliberately nerfed those things. So, if you buy the premium version, you can use those 1000 free points to buy all the doublers, and ta-da, you've got your usual game. Or you can play for free with a hefty grind. Up to you. In addition to the regular shop, there's also a bonus game where you can spend tickets to get a random weapon. Tickets come in different grades, and the best ones can only be bought with premium points. You earn points by fighting battles, and one of the doublers doubles the points you earn, so it's not too bad. I'm enjoying the game so far, too. But I'll save that for the review, haha. syntheticvoid Well-Known Member Jun 20, 2010 14,504 124 63 Musician & factory worker. a[V-O-I-D] http://apparentsymmetry.bandcamp.com #7 syntheticvoid, Sep 4, 2015 Oh, Shaun, you rock so friggin much! Thank you for the info and details. It was a little fuzzy just reading the AppStore description. Guess I'll snag it while it's on sale. I'm still in the middle of my first playthrough of the original Asdivine, so I'm gonna finish that up before taking this on. But it's good to know what I'm getting into. =o) schnedi Well-Known Member Apr 16, 2015 122 0 0 #8 schnedi, Sep 4, 2015 were is the free version? cant find!! L.Lawliet Well-Known Member Jun 28, 2011 6,405 420 83 #9 L.Lawliet, Sep 4, 2015 Omg yesss! They used the word Asdivine and now they got my attention. And the description sounds too good to be true. Forget it, I'm buying this. Looks incredible. Btw Shaun, is it recommended to use those points to get doublers or does that make the game too easy? I want it to play like a "normal RPG ". Don't want xp growth to be too fast or too slow. Shaun Musgrave Well-Known Member Jul 8, 2013 1,088 3 38 Freelance writer, teacher, business owner Ibaraki, Japan #10 Shaun Musgrave, Sep 4, 2015 I've found the doublers balance the game to a normal rate. I'm playing both versions because this is what being thorough for reviews means, and the Free version is really stingy all around. Echoen Well-Known Member May 16, 2012 2,114 3 38 USA #11 Echoen, Sep 4, 2015 Found the free version in the PH store. RPG Asdivine Dios by Kotobuki Solution Co., Ltd. https://appsto.re/ph/ZiMm9.i L.Lawliet Well-Known Member Jun 28, 2011 6,405 420 83 #12 L.Lawliet, Sep 4, 2015 Last edited: Sep 4, 2015 I saw there's another Asdivine game in Japanese on the Google Play store. Looks like Asdivine Hearts was so well received they decided to make a series of it. I don't mind at all Edit: thanks for the reply Shaun. I'll buy those once I get the game started up. Looks like the free version on the reviews says it gets plenty of ads so that's another difference. schnedi Well-Known Member Apr 16, 2015 122 0 0 #13 schnedi, Sep 4, 2015 Thank you dudecoolguyman Well-Known Member Jun 20, 2013 212 0 0 #14 dudecoolguyman, Sep 4, 2015 How does this compare to doom and destiny? I really like the pace in Do&De so that's what I'm looking for. I can't bring myself to play slow RPG's anymore Jxsgamer Well-Known Member Dec 28, 2011 672 0 16 USA #15 Jxsgamer, Sep 4, 2015 Last edited: Sep 4, 2015 So there's two versions, huh? I thought Kemco was going ham putting another game category before the first, 'RPG'. L.Lawliet Well-Known Member Jun 28, 2011 6,405 420 83 #16 L.Lawliet, Sep 4, 2015 So far so good. They had Asdivine as a base so I think they know roughly what to do right. However two things I don't like. 1) the battle sprites are really cool (having "fluid" movement) however they're ridiculously blurry compared to everything else in the game that is retina sharp. I have no idea why. 2) They removed the block gem mechanic which was one of the best things in AH. Now it's more focused on upgrading weapons which isn't as good because you can end up upgrading an old weapon or waiting it out for a new weapon better which causes issues. scifistephen Well-Known Member Patreon Bronze May 4, 2013 66 0 6 #17 scifistephen, Sep 4, 2015 Why the free version,I've bought all these games before and never seen any free versions,I hope they're not leaning towards freemium Garbage Solarclipse Well-Known Member Jul 30, 2012 879 64 28 #18 Solarclipse, Sep 5, 2015 Played for a few hours. I'm enjoying it. The battle graphics look likely are iPhone and not iPad assets? It's fine but a little surprising at first. Maybe it's fixable. Buying weapons is silly with this weapon customization system. I don't know, I'm on the fence about that aspect. L.Lawliet Well-Known Member Jun 28, 2011 6,405 420 83 #19 L.Lawliet, Sep 5, 2015 I'm still really liking this though the weapon system is better as an additional system to the gem slotting. For it to replace it is a bad decision imo. Gem slotting was like FF7/Resident Evil 4 mash up which I absolutely loved. Now it's basically digging for weapons and tossing weapons out which can get really hectic with a pile of weapons. Solarclipse Well-Known Member Jul 30, 2012 879 64 28 #20 Solarclipse, Sep 6, 2015 Yeah, farming weapons to build up abilities you want to transfer is messy, the equivalent of gaming busy work. It doesn't Wally add to the experience...much simpler to have gems you level up or something. I do like the experience angle, in that every weapon you find can be of some use and not just a throwaway. In asdivine hearts I remember finding a weapon. That upgraded normal attack damage....I leveled it up and put gave a berserk gem to the owner and their normal attacks were doing about as much as specials I do like the battle shortcuts, the semi auto button, and the target menu that pops up near the attack buttonsbattles don't drag much at all. Of course, I have effects off and battle speed to the max. I don't know, some of these kemko games have really wierd systems. Like the limit break where you can go 5 or six times...it can break a fight. You can also use it to get pretty insane boosts in experience when you find exp double items later in the game. Assuming those are here too. Then there is the BP system here which has very powerful moves. Its like a buffet. A lot of options that don't make for a meal that works together, but you are bound to find something that tastes good. I like being able to change the difficulties to up the challenge. It would be nice o know exactly how the rewards are better though. 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Ya gotta give it to Kemco, if nothing else they consistently pump out a decent product at a decent rate. I used to instabuy each one and now I've lost count and can't keep up with them. The handful of dev teams they have must eat, sleep and breathe these things...
So what's the difference between the two? Does the premium just give you extra currency? Or is there more than that? Classes/characters/areas, ect...?
Okay guys, here's the scoop. The premium version of the game gives you 1000 premium points. The free one doesn't. But that's not precisely where things end. In the IAP shop, you can buy the usual cheat items, but there are also items that double XP gain, gold gain, etc. If you don't buy them, you're going to find progress a bit slower in the game than usual. They've obviously deliberately nerfed those things. So, if you buy the premium version, you can use those 1000 free points to buy all the doublers, and ta-da, you've got your usual game. Or you can play for free with a hefty grind. Up to you. In addition to the regular shop, there's also a bonus game where you can spend tickets to get a random weapon. Tickets come in different grades, and the best ones can only be bought with premium points. You earn points by fighting battles, and one of the doublers doubles the points you earn, so it's not too bad. I'm enjoying the game so far, too. But I'll save that for the review, haha.
Oh, Shaun, you rock so friggin much! Thank you for the info and details. It was a little fuzzy just reading the AppStore description. Guess I'll snag it while it's on sale. I'm still in the middle of my first playthrough of the original Asdivine, so I'm gonna finish that up before taking this on. But it's good to know what I'm getting into. =o)
Omg yesss! They used the word Asdivine and now they got my attention. And the description sounds too good to be true. Forget it, I'm buying this. Looks incredible. Btw Shaun, is it recommended to use those points to get doublers or does that make the game too easy? I want it to play like a "normal RPG ". Don't want xp growth to be too fast or too slow.
I've found the doublers balance the game to a normal rate. I'm playing both versions because this is what being thorough for reviews means, and the Free version is really stingy all around.
Found the free version in the PH store. RPG Asdivine Dios by Kotobuki Solution Co., Ltd. https://appsto.re/ph/ZiMm9.i
I saw there's another Asdivine game in Japanese on the Google Play store. Looks like Asdivine Hearts was so well received they decided to make a series of it. I don't mind at all Edit: thanks for the reply Shaun. I'll buy those once I get the game started up. Looks like the free version on the reviews says it gets plenty of ads so that's another difference.
How does this compare to doom and destiny? I really like the pace in Do&De so that's what I'm looking for. I can't bring myself to play slow RPG's anymore
So there's two versions, huh? I thought Kemco was going ham putting another game category before the first, 'RPG'.
So far so good. They had Asdivine as a base so I think they know roughly what to do right. However two things I don't like. 1) the battle sprites are really cool (having "fluid" movement) however they're ridiculously blurry compared to everything else in the game that is retina sharp. I have no idea why. 2) They removed the block gem mechanic which was one of the best things in AH. Now it's more focused on upgrading weapons which isn't as good because you can end up upgrading an old weapon or waiting it out for a new weapon better which causes issues.
Why the free version,I've bought all these games before and never seen any free versions,I hope they're not leaning towards freemium Garbage
Played for a few hours. I'm enjoying it. The battle graphics look likely are iPhone and not iPad assets? It's fine but a little surprising at first. Maybe it's fixable. Buying weapons is silly with this weapon customization system. I don't know, I'm on the fence about that aspect.
I'm still really liking this though the weapon system is better as an additional system to the gem slotting. For it to replace it is a bad decision imo. Gem slotting was like FF7/Resident Evil 4 mash up which I absolutely loved. Now it's basically digging for weapons and tossing weapons out which can get really hectic with a pile of weapons.
Yeah, farming weapons to build up abilities you want to transfer is messy, the equivalent of gaming busy work. It doesn't Wally add to the experience...much simpler to have gems you level up or something. I do like the experience angle, in that every weapon you find can be of some use and not just a throwaway. In asdivine hearts I remember finding a weapon. That upgraded normal attack damage....I leveled it up and put gave a berserk gem to the owner and their normal attacks were doing about as much as specials I do like the battle shortcuts, the semi auto button, and the target menu that pops up near the attack buttonsbattles don't drag much at all. Of course, I have effects off and battle speed to the max. I don't know, some of these kemko games have really wierd systems. Like the limit break where you can go 5 or six times...it can break a fight. You can also use it to get pretty insane boosts in experience when you find exp double items later in the game. Assuming those are here too. Then there is the BP system here which has very powerful moves. Its like a buffet. A lot of options that don't make for a meal that works together, but you are bound to find something that tastes good. I like being able to change the difficulties to up the challenge. It would be nice o know exactly how the rewards are better though.
