Eternal Arena NetEase Games Genres: Games Action Role-Playing GAME CENTER ENABLED Free Supported Devices: iPhone-3GS iPadWifi iPad3G iPodTouchThirdGen iPhone4 iPodTouchFourthGen iPad2Wifi iPad23G iPhone4S iPadThirdGen iPadThirdGen4G iPhone5 iPodTouchFifthGen iPadFourthGen iPadFourthGen4G iPadMini iPadMini4G iPhone5c iPhone5s iPhone6 iPhone6Plus iPodTouchSixthGen Gameplay by IPlay GameChannel Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel Minimum iOS Version: iOS 5.1.1 Download Size: 221.9MB Eternal Arena NetEase Games Rally a Team of Heroes in Fast-paced Combat, Real-time PvP & Dynamic RPG Action! The world of Etryna is governed by pow… Free Buy Now Watch Media DetailsRally a Team of Heroes in Fast-paced Combat, Real-time PvP & Dynamic RPG Action! The world of Etryna is governed by powerful magic and mighty warriors, and it’s up to you to unite legions of feuding factions against an ominous enemy. Combine fast-paced combat with dynamic strategy to command a legion of heroes and save the world! Eternal Arena is a fun, challenging Action-RPG with 90 levels of character evolution, over 120 multi-tiered solo quests, and 40+ unique, fantasy heroes to collect, equip, and command. Prove your strength, then access Global PvP to team up for casual or competitive 3-on-3 battles with players across your global region. An ideal blend of furious action, multiplayer strategy, and deep RPG customization, Eternal Arena is the game you’ve been fighting for! Latest Updates: - 3v3 BATTLES: Ranked, Custom & Casual MOBA Wars - LEVEL UP: Character Level Cap Extended from 80 to 90 - CONTENT: More Gear, Play Modes & Exclusive Events - NEW HEROES: 5 All-New Heroes & More on the Way Key Features: - DEEP ACTION-RPG: Equip, Upgrade & Command 40+ Heroes - FAST-PACED COMBAT: Responsive Control & Furious Attacks - DYNAMIC STRATEGY: Epic Quests, Hunts & Dungeon Bosses - REAL-TIME PvP: Strategic Team Wars, Tournaments & Duels - EXPANSIVE GUILDS: Co-op Wars, Missions & Expeditions Keep in Touch: - Twitter: https://twitter.com/EternalArena_ - Facebook: https://facebook.com/EternalArena - Instagram: https://instagram.com/EternalArena - Forums: http://forums.netease-na.com/forum/8-eternal-arena/ - YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7fPAi77lcCWFUc94UHyfGg Information Seller:NetEase Games Genre:Action, Role Playing Release:Nov 11, 2015 Updated:May 21, 2018 Version:1.0.9 Size:324.7 MB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating: (4) Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal Based Xatu Well-Known Member Aug 27, 2013 1,937 0 0 #2 Based Xatu, Nov 11, 2015 Been playing this for a week already, great game. touchy85 Well-Known Member Jan 21, 2015 1,616 1 38 #3 touchy85, Nov 11, 2015 Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel HallmarkCard Well-Known Member Mar 21, 2015 176 5 18 #4 HallmarkCard, Nov 11, 2015 I'm not the biggest fan of Moba games, but I actually like this one. Andre Well-Known Member Apr 11, 2012 3,643 2 38 #5 Andre, Nov 11, 2015 Wait until it releases in US Store. Kirenx Well-Known Member Mar 16, 2012 774 0 0 #6 Kirenx, Nov 11, 2015 Wow, this game has it all. It's a MOBA, but also a hack and slash adventure game. It has collectable elements, RPG elements, and a ton of different game modes. If this receives solid support I can see it being a huge hit as none of the competition really does all that is available in this game. Puke Aces Well-Known Member Feb 12, 2014 238 0 0 Here and there (but not everywhere) #7 Puke Aces, Nov 12, 2015 Offline? Ayjona Well-Known Member Sep 8, 2009 3,295 21 38 Freelance journalist and writer, amateur musician Stockholm, Sweden #8 Ayjona, Nov 12, 2015 Last edited: Nov 12, 2015 MOBA-wise* (and in terms of polish), this is vastly inferior to Vainglory. But for a broader mix of gameplay and a mesh of single player and multiplayer, like pointed out above, there is really no alternative that offers what Eternal Arena does. And it does all of this very nicely (a ton of freemium shenanigans notwithstanding). * Mechanical depth, sophistication and variety of hero traits and abilities, tactical interaction, synergy and conflict between heroes and with environment, competitive features, communal features and support, and more. HallmarkCard Well-Known Member Mar 21, 2015 176 5 18 #9 HallmarkCard, Nov 12, 2015 Last edited: Nov 12, 2015 It IS in the USA AppStore today Kirenx Well-Known Member Mar 16, 2012 774 0 0 #10 Kirenx, Nov 12, 2015 I actually think Eternal Arena stands on its own as a MOBA thanks to the rather unique feature of bringing a party into multiplayer rather than a single character (at least in the modes I have unlocked). The idea of synergizing multiple units and having the ability to swap between then during a match adds some real depth. I can only see this as becoming increasingly engaging as you unlock more units to play with. Of course this assumes that current and future units are designed with some real synergy in mind, which remains to be seen. HallmarkCard Well-Known Member Mar 21, 2015 176 5 18 #11 HallmarkCard, Nov 12, 2015 Well said indeed. Also, since other players are not in your party during the MOBA parts, no one can mess things up while going AFK lol kenken11 Well-Known Member Sep 29, 2012 1,808 5 38 #12 kenken11, Nov 12, 2015 Is there an offline mode? Based Xatu Well-Known Member Aug 27, 2013 1,937 0 0 #13 Based Xatu, Nov 12, 2015 I think there will be live pvp later on. The difficulty jump in this game is insane, so I would suggest buying gems at some point. Anova Well-Known Member Patreon Bronze Nov 14, 2012 95 5 8 #14 Anova, Dec 13, 2015 I'm actually really enjoying this one. I agree the Moba elements give it some real challenge and let you relate clever builds. Is there a TA guild yet? Anova Well-Known Member Patreon Bronze Nov 14, 2012 95 5 8 #15 Anova, Feb 4, 2016 Just an update, mo this later I'm really enjoying this game. I knows he f2p grind fest is t touch arcades staple, but there's a lot of fun to be had. Happily bought a subscription and daily playing. Based Xatu Well-Known Member Aug 27, 2013 1,937 0 0 #16 Based Xatu, Feb 4, 2016 What level are you and what server do you play on? fabell Well-Known Member Feb 3, 2016 161 0 0 #17 fabell, Feb 9, 2016 I'm really digging this game. Once you get to chapter 6 things heat up with challenge and the game really separates the free from the paid crowd though. Here are some tips I've discovered to help your way through the slog: 1. Almost every battle can be auto-battled. So it's great for putting on when you are watching tv or doing something else. Especially the Twilight arenas 2. Dueling is useful for getting soulstones to upgrade your heroes at the beginning ranks. You get the dueling gem regardless of whether you win, so don't worry about which opponent you face since you won't actually start winning until you have a full 5 star team. You can actually exchange one dueling gem for 10k gold which is nice if you are strapped for cash. I've never done this because I've never needed it. At my level (30) cash is in ample supply. 3. Be careful when choosing bounties. Reward gear is great because gear is so expensive (128 gems or stamina with story levels), while soulstones can be gotten easily enough with the honor supply (which you get soon enough by logging in each day). 4. Spend your initial bounties buying runes and then use the upgrade stones you win from rune war to upgrade your runes. Runes are key to competitive play. 5. Focus on upgrading and gearing up an initial balanced team composed of a damage dealer, a tank, and a healer. Personally, I use Sylvia (healer and slight damage/cc), Monte (amazing tank because of he can grab all enemies and drag them to him) and Wukong (who I was lucky in getting early on). Any other damage dealer is fine though, just make sure you keep their gear upgraded and focus on soulstoning then to higher stars when you can. 6. You won't need to worry about upgrading other heroes until you unlock trials (which awards free elixirs). 7. Finally, as one last tip, don't forget about using the forge and using all that gear you get to gain rare and epic gear (if you are lucky). Rare gear has a 50% chance to fail (one of the suckiest parts of the game), but worth the effort. Finally: this game is RNG heavy and really focused on a lot of battles. Hence the auto battle is a life saver on your thumbs. Auto battling always under performs you but if your team can blast away the story levels with 3 stars in auto battling or wipe the team from the arena battles, you can congratulate yourself with a well designed team. This game doesn't take a lot of thought: it's a Moba designed for people who love the idea of Moba's but hate playing them. If anyone else has tips please share them! Based Xatu Well-Known Member Aug 27, 2013 1,937 0 0 #18 Based Xatu, Feb 9, 2016 I left a number 3 guild today and deleted the game from my phone. It's a cool game, but it gets very tedious past level 40(cap is 80). I would suggest some more advanced tips, but I don't want you to get sucked into the same cycle I did. I managed to cap my runes within a week each, and I really started noticing how shallow the game is. fabell Well-Known Member Feb 3, 2016 161 0 0 #19 fabell, Feb 9, 2016 Can you explain more how it gets tedious? What is endgame like? Based Xatu Well-Known Member Aug 27, 2013 1,937 0 0 #20 Based Xatu, Feb 9, 2016 The prices for each upgrade of gear rises pretty high, leveling takes a much longer time, and there's not much interaction with the community outside of guild chat. Also once you get out of silver tier in PvP, you'll start noticing the only way to stay on the leaderboard is by spending lots of money. This game is very generous, but it's your typical f2p game, where you run on a hamster wheel with no end in sight. (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
Wow, this game has it all. It's a MOBA, but also a hack and slash adventure game. It has collectable elements, RPG elements, and a ton of different game modes. If this receives solid support I can see it being a huge hit as none of the competition really does all that is available in this game.
MOBA-wise* (and in terms of polish), this is vastly inferior to Vainglory. But for a broader mix of gameplay and a mesh of single player and multiplayer, like pointed out above, there is really no alternative that offers what Eternal Arena does. And it does all of this very nicely (a ton of freemium shenanigans notwithstanding). * Mechanical depth, sophistication and variety of hero traits and abilities, tactical interaction, synergy and conflict between heroes and with environment, competitive features, communal features and support, and more.
I actually think Eternal Arena stands on its own as a MOBA thanks to the rather unique feature of bringing a party into multiplayer rather than a single character (at least in the modes I have unlocked). The idea of synergizing multiple units and having the ability to swap between then during a match adds some real depth. I can only see this as becoming increasingly engaging as you unlock more units to play with. Of course this assumes that current and future units are designed with some real synergy in mind, which remains to be seen.
Well said indeed. Also, since other players are not in your party during the MOBA parts, no one can mess things up while going AFK lol
I think there will be live pvp later on. The difficulty jump in this game is insane, so I would suggest buying gems at some point.
I'm actually really enjoying this one. I agree the Moba elements give it some real challenge and let you relate clever builds. Is there a TA guild yet?
Just an update, mo this later I'm really enjoying this game. I knows he f2p grind fest is t touch arcades staple, but there's a lot of fun to be had. Happily bought a subscription and daily playing.
I'm really digging this game. Once you get to chapter 6 things heat up with challenge and the game really separates the free from the paid crowd though. Here are some tips I've discovered to help your way through the slog: 1. Almost every battle can be auto-battled. So it's great for putting on when you are watching tv or doing something else. Especially the Twilight arenas 2. Dueling is useful for getting soulstones to upgrade your heroes at the beginning ranks. You get the dueling gem regardless of whether you win, so don't worry about which opponent you face since you won't actually start winning until you have a full 5 star team. You can actually exchange one dueling gem for 10k gold which is nice if you are strapped for cash. I've never done this because I've never needed it. At my level (30) cash is in ample supply. 3. Be careful when choosing bounties. Reward gear is great because gear is so expensive (128 gems or stamina with story levels), while soulstones can be gotten easily enough with the honor supply (which you get soon enough by logging in each day). 4. Spend your initial bounties buying runes and then use the upgrade stones you win from rune war to upgrade your runes. Runes are key to competitive play. 5. Focus on upgrading and gearing up an initial balanced team composed of a damage dealer, a tank, and a healer. Personally, I use Sylvia (healer and slight damage/cc), Monte (amazing tank because of he can grab all enemies and drag them to him) and Wukong (who I was lucky in getting early on). Any other damage dealer is fine though, just make sure you keep their gear upgraded and focus on soulstoning then to higher stars when you can. 6. You won't need to worry about upgrading other heroes until you unlock trials (which awards free elixirs). 7. Finally, as one last tip, don't forget about using the forge and using all that gear you get to gain rare and epic gear (if you are lucky). Rare gear has a 50% chance to fail (one of the suckiest parts of the game), but worth the effort. Finally: this game is RNG heavy and really focused on a lot of battles. Hence the auto battle is a life saver on your thumbs. Auto battling always under performs you but if your team can blast away the story levels with 3 stars in auto battling or wipe the team from the arena battles, you can congratulate yourself with a well designed team. This game doesn't take a lot of thought: it's a Moba designed for people who love the idea of Moba's but hate playing them. If anyone else has tips please share them!
I left a number 3 guild today and deleted the game from my phone. It's a cool game, but it gets very tedious past level 40(cap is 80). I would suggest some more advanced tips, but I don't want you to get sucked into the same cycle I did. I managed to cap my runes within a week each, and I really started noticing how shallow the game is.
The prices for each upgrade of gear rises pretty high, leveling takes a much longer time, and there's not much interaction with the community outside of guild chat. Also once you get out of silver tier in PvP, you'll start noticing the only way to stay on the leaderboard is by spending lots of money. This game is very generous, but it's your typical f2p game, where you run on a hamster wheel with no end in sight.
