Mobs & Potions Sergei Kvetkin Genres: Games Arcade Adventure Entertainment Free Supported Devices: iPad2Wifi iPad23G iPhone4S iPadThirdGen iPadThirdGen4G iPhone5 iPodTouchFifthGen iPadFourthGen iPadFourthGen4G iPadMini iPadMini4G iPhone5c iPhone5s iPhone6 iPhone6Plus iPodTouchSixthGen Minimum iOS Version: iOS 8.0 Download Size: 76.4MB Mobs & Potions Sergei Kvetkin There's no time to explain, ATTACK it or TAKE it! There are dangerous monsters in the castles, the forests and in the wa… Free Buy Now Watch Media DetailsThere's no time to explain, ATTACK it or TAKE it! There are dangerous monsters in the castles, the forests and in the water. There are healing and harmful potions. Your experience grows and your health fails. An easy-to-play fast-paced fantasy adventure. Swipe right to disperse danger, swipe left for useful objects. Gain experience, go up levels and improve your skills. Use healing objects to hold out as long as possible and attack anything that moves. The more you do things right, the more experience you get. Test your alertness and reactions! What else can a Hero do in Mobs & Potions? - Break open treasure chests and collect coins - Buy useful rings and weapons - Create enchanted items - Use magic scrolls - Explore different locations - Become a major figure in the Crows Guild - Test your strengths in increasingly challenging marathons - Make bets - Complete quests - Earn 40 achievements - Lots of ways to set new highscore Information Seller:Sergei Kvetkin Genre:Adventure, Arcade, Card Release:Jan 12, 2016 Updated:Feb 14, 2024 Version:2.2 Size:83.3 MB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating:Unrated Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal Repulsa Well-Known Member Jul 3, 2015 1,584 81 48 #2 Repulsa, Jan 13, 2016 Love this game! Fast paced and addictive. I would love a remov ads purchase as I mentioned in my App Store review there are violent shooting game ads and my kids love this I would rather they not watch those ads though thumbs07 Well-Known Member Jul 20, 2010 916 0 16 UK #3 thumbs07, Jan 13, 2016 might try this,looks different dukat111 Well-Known Member Mar 23, 2010 514 94 28 #4 dukat111, Jan 15, 2016 Pretty game. Love the art and animations on each card. What is experience for? It doesn't appear to do anything in terms of leveling up, better equipment. The cost of rings & temporary enchantments seem pricey. Nice job overall, unique take on rogue-like. QuentinIvanhoe New Member Jan 16, 2016 3 1 3 Male Planet Earth http://www.quentinivanhoe.com #5 QuentinIvanhoe, Jan 16, 2016 Last edited: Jan 16, 2016 Hello, everybody! @Repulsa I've seen your review and I'm glad I found this thread so I can answer you. Foremost, thank you for the first review of my game ever! I'm happy that you like it! I understand your problem with kids and mature ads content. Indeed, it's a best practice to remove ads with any IAP: - if IAPs are present in the game. - if ads give nothing to player but they only take away his precious time or occupy place on the screen. On the first paragraph. Although I know what I could offer to players of my game via IAP, I don't want to include any IAPs at this time because IAPs could scare people away from downloading the game. People could think that they wouldn't make any progress in a free game without making use of additional in-game paid features. Unfortunately, there are well-known examples which created this attitude about IAP. On the second paragraph. Ads in M&P are not that ads which sit constantly in the bottom of the screen neither they are that ads which pop up at random moments. I use ads carefully, in a smart way. Ads in M&P are rewarded ads. They don't interrupt player's interaction with game. Actually, only player could call ads to get some bonuses if he has picked up Crystal Ball. For those players who would like to get bonuses, ads play a role of visions in Crystal Ball. There is a message: "Scientists use crystal balls to observe events in parallel universes". What else could be a parallel universe to a game's universe, if not other games' universes, right? After the ad video sweet little message appears which describes hypothetical hero's experience with Crystal Ball, like this: "On your last breath, you dropped the crystal ball. Its base shattered, and coins spilled out – it was someone's hiding place". So there is not messages that say "Watch ad to get coins". Instead, there is a Crystal Ball object, which is in harmony with game's context And, of course, player can just sell Crystal Ball without ads->bonuses stuff. So not only commercials fit nicely in game's context, but If player fundamentally don't like ads in games, he will be completely safe from falling out from game's set even in words. Everyone is happy. One thing that I forgot to do is to make some dialog that explains what "USE Crystal Ball" button means when player taps it for the first time. There is a sign of video on that button, but... anyway. I fixed this in the update, which will be available in a couple of days, I hope. I don't think it makes sense to turn off rewarded ads with IAP. It's in the core of the game. Not technically, but the game was designed to be free with rewarded ads. Why? Well, while I am only at the beginning on my career as an independent game developer, nobody would buy my first game even for a $0.99. So in order to get some attention it should be free because free game is no brainer to download. Rewarded ads give me an opportunity to make my game free. I believe that this is the best way to go for me at this time. Turning off rewarded ads also may ruin coins value and prices balance if coins become too easy to get via instant Crystal Ball Reward. The above explained why my game uses rewarded ads. Regarding the fact that your kids play this game. Hmmm... Maybe I should add a parent-control option that allows to turn off Crystal Ball Card completely? I'll think about it, but I promise nothing. Thank you again! I hope that I didn't disappoint you. @dukat111 Thank you! As for the prices, I still work on balance. Coins must be valuable and the game always should offer something for the player to spend coins for. Experience is nothing more than a score. The game depicts big action RPG games in a quick scene, so... it's "experience" just to make another reference to RPG genre QuentinIvanhoe New Member Jan 16, 2016 3 1 3 Male Planet Earth http://www.quentinivanhoe.com #6 QuentinIvanhoe, Apr 11, 2020 The game received a big update. New cards, new features, new UI, new achievements, refreshed look and feel. IAP to remove ads. Hopefully, this starts a continuous stream of updates, because there are still lots of ideas waiting to be implemented! ste86uk likes this. ste86uk Well-Known Member May 9, 2012 6,774 1,003 113 #7 ste86uk, Apr 12, 2020 I just give this a little try and at first thought it felt a bit pointless just swiping left or right and then I started to see I was unlocking new characteristics and abilities which I guess will improve how I do over time in the game so I’ll survive longer and do better. For anyone wondering how it works basically you swipe right to attack and left to collect, your health bar is constantly dropping so you need to be quick and can’t waste your time deciding so speed and accuracy matter. You do get health potions and healing herbs and other buffs if you swipe to collect them which keep you going a bit longer. The more you do and do right the more exp you earn which levels you up to unlock new abilities and characteristics and the store has rings, weapons and other items to buy with the gold you earn through playing that also off buffs and changes. I’m not sure if it’s my kind of thing but it seems fair and simple yet still involves skill and focus if you want to do really well. So I’m sure as people discover this there will be people that find pleasure in playing it. It plays in portrait and each run only lasts a few minutes. QuentinIvanhoe New Member Jan 16, 2016 3 1 3 Male Planet Earth http://www.quentinivanhoe.com #8 QuentinIvanhoe, Apr 16, 2020 This game is my attempt to translate my favorite video games genre Action-RPG to my favorite mobile games genre Endless Runner, where one would somehow react to all kinds of typical RPG / Fantasy entities and situations, preferably in a simple and dynamic way. This introduces another constraint beside dropping health, making one balancing between accuracy and speed. Slowly but surely is a good tactic in Mobs & Potions - one minute run without mistakes may get you more XP than five minutes run with mistakes, but it's not so easy to slow down and play more accurately . (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Password: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
Love this game! Fast paced and addictive. I would love a remov ads purchase as I mentioned in my App Store review there are violent shooting game ads and my kids love this I would rather they not watch those ads though
Pretty game. Love the art and animations on each card. What is experience for? It doesn't appear to do anything in terms of leveling up, better equipment. The cost of rings & temporary enchantments seem pricey. Nice job overall, unique take on rogue-like.
Hello, everybody! @Repulsa I've seen your review and I'm glad I found this thread so I can answer you. Foremost, thank you for the first review of my game ever! I'm happy that you like it! I understand your problem with kids and mature ads content. Indeed, it's a best practice to remove ads with any IAP: - if IAPs are present in the game. - if ads give nothing to player but they only take away his precious time or occupy place on the screen. On the first paragraph. Although I know what I could offer to players of my game via IAP, I don't want to include any IAPs at this time because IAPs could scare people away from downloading the game. People could think that they wouldn't make any progress in a free game without making use of additional in-game paid features. Unfortunately, there are well-known examples which created this attitude about IAP. On the second paragraph. Ads in M&P are not that ads which sit constantly in the bottom of the screen neither they are that ads which pop up at random moments. I use ads carefully, in a smart way. Ads in M&P are rewarded ads. They don't interrupt player's interaction with game. Actually, only player could call ads to get some bonuses if he has picked up Crystal Ball. For those players who would like to get bonuses, ads play a role of visions in Crystal Ball. There is a message: "Scientists use crystal balls to observe events in parallel universes". What else could be a parallel universe to a game's universe, if not other games' universes, right? After the ad video sweet little message appears which describes hypothetical hero's experience with Crystal Ball, like this: "On your last breath, you dropped the crystal ball. Its base shattered, and coins spilled out – it was someone's hiding place". So there is not messages that say "Watch ad to get coins". Instead, there is a Crystal Ball object, which is in harmony with game's context And, of course, player can just sell Crystal Ball without ads->bonuses stuff. So not only commercials fit nicely in game's context, but If player fundamentally don't like ads in games, he will be completely safe from falling out from game's set even in words. Everyone is happy. One thing that I forgot to do is to make some dialog that explains what "USE Crystal Ball" button means when player taps it for the first time. There is a sign of video on that button, but... anyway. I fixed this in the update, which will be available in a couple of days, I hope. I don't think it makes sense to turn off rewarded ads with IAP. It's in the core of the game. Not technically, but the game was designed to be free with rewarded ads. Why? Well, while I am only at the beginning on my career as an independent game developer, nobody would buy my first game even for a $0.99. So in order to get some attention it should be free because free game is no brainer to download. Rewarded ads give me an opportunity to make my game free. I believe that this is the best way to go for me at this time. Turning off rewarded ads also may ruin coins value and prices balance if coins become too easy to get via instant Crystal Ball Reward. The above explained why my game uses rewarded ads. Regarding the fact that your kids play this game. Hmmm... Maybe I should add a parent-control option that allows to turn off Crystal Ball Card completely? I'll think about it, but I promise nothing. Thank you again! I hope that I didn't disappoint you. @dukat111 Thank you! As for the prices, I still work on balance. Coins must be valuable and the game always should offer something for the player to spend coins for. Experience is nothing more than a score. The game depicts big action RPG games in a quick scene, so... it's "experience" just to make another reference to RPG genre
The game received a big update. New cards, new features, new UI, new achievements, refreshed look and feel. IAP to remove ads. Hopefully, this starts a continuous stream of updates, because there are still lots of ideas waiting to be implemented!
I just give this a little try and at first thought it felt a bit pointless just swiping left or right and then I started to see I was unlocking new characteristics and abilities which I guess will improve how I do over time in the game so I’ll survive longer and do better. For anyone wondering how it works basically you swipe right to attack and left to collect, your health bar is constantly dropping so you need to be quick and can’t waste your time deciding so speed and accuracy matter. You do get health potions and healing herbs and other buffs if you swipe to collect them which keep you going a bit longer. The more you do and do right the more exp you earn which levels you up to unlock new abilities and characteristics and the store has rings, weapons and other items to buy with the gold you earn through playing that also off buffs and changes. I’m not sure if it’s my kind of thing but it seems fair and simple yet still involves skill and focus if you want to do really well. So I’m sure as people discover this there will be people that find pleasure in playing it. It plays in portrait and each run only lasts a few minutes.
This game is my attempt to translate my favorite video games genre Action-RPG to my favorite mobile games genre Endless Runner, where one would somehow react to all kinds of typical RPG / Fantasy entities and situations, preferably in a simple and dynamic way. This introduces another constraint beside dropping health, making one balancing between accuracy and speed. Slowly but surely is a good tactic in Mobs & Potions - one minute run without mistakes may get you more XP than five minutes run with mistakes, but it's not so easy to slow down and play more accurately .
