ALERT: Egglia requires an internet connection to play, and there is an entire thread where you can talk about how that makes you feel! It's right here: http://forums.toucharcade.com/showthread.php?t=309986 Please keep this thread focused on discussion about the game itself, and make comments on your feelings about online connections in the other forum. Thanks! EGGLIA: Legend of the Redcap DMM GAMES LLC. Please read the notes below before purchasing EGGLIA: Legend of the Redcap. --------------------------------------------… TouchArcade Rating: Free Buy Now Watch Media DetailsPlease read the notes below before purchasing EGGLIA: Legend of the Redcap. ------------------------------------------------------- A young girl born to save the world and a Redcap once destined for violence. A story hatched from within precious eggs; a tale of meeting and parting ways... A fantasy adventure with a thrilling story and beautiful graphics, EGGLIA is an RPG you will want to return to again and again. Join colorful characters of varying races including Brownies, Dwarves, Gremlins and Aloes as they work together to revive the lands of EGGLIA, sealed away within mysterious eggs. EGGLIA is lovingly crafted by an all-star team of veteran RPG developers: Director & character design: Shinichi Kameoka Background design: Koji Tsuda Music: Yoko Shimomura & Yoshitaka Hirota ------------------------------------------------------- **Explore beautiful lands with a roll of the dice! - Unlock gorgeous playfields sealed within mysterious eggs, and explore them with a unique dice-based control system - Strategy element allows you to stand and fight or turn tail and run! - Borrow the skills of adorable spirits and feed them delicious food to evolve their powers - Freely explore a nostalgic and detailed RPG world ------------------------------------------------------- **Collect materials and grow your village! Use materials you find in the playfield to build and furnish homes for the residents of EGGLIA. The better the homes and other gifts you give them, the happier the residents will be! ------------------------------------------------------- **Make friends with a colorful cast of characters EGGLIA is populated by a wonderful cast of strange and endearing characters. Some will appear simply when you revive their land from an egg, while some mysterious races can only be unlocked by clearing certain conditions. Help them to fulfill their wishes and grow your village together! ------------------------------------------------------- **Please note the following before purchasing - EGGLIA: Legend of the Redcap can be played in full with a one-off purchase. - The game requires a data connection to play, so please enjoy in an environment with data reception. - Supported languages: English, Japanese (based on your device’s default language settings) - Terms of service: http://egglia.jp/en/terms.html - Privacy policy: http://egglia.jp/en/privacy.html - FAQ: http://egglia.jp/faq/ Recommended environment: OS: iOS8.0 or later Memory: 1GB or more Free space: 700MB or more Recommended devices: iPhone 5 / iPhone 5S / iPhone 5C iPhone 6 / iPhone 6 Plus / iPhone SE iPhone 6s / iPhone 6s Plus iPhone 7 / iPhone 7 Plus iPad (5th generation) / iPad air iPad mini 2 / iPad mini 3 / iPad mini 4 iPad Pro - This application may be purchased from OS versions or devices that are not compatible, so please check the compatibility information before purchasing. Please note that operation cannot be guaranteed for incompatible OS versions or devices and that refunds are not available. **Other information Please note that if you delete the application from your device, your game’s save data will also be deleted. When moving to a different device, please use the Transfer Code available within the application to transfer your save. Information Seller:DMM GAMES LLC. Genre:Role Playing, Simulation Release:Aug 03, 2017 Updated:Jul 05, 2018 Version:2.2.1 Size:1.2 GB TouchArcade Rating: User Rating: (21) Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel tekchic Well-Known Member Jun 5, 2009 452 29 28 Female Software Developer Phoenix, AZ http://www.tekchic.com #2 tekchic, Aug 3, 2017 Woo! Buy button mashed immediately. Can't wait to play this over lunch now! kenken11 Well-Known Member Sep 29, 2012 1,808 5 38 #3 kenken11, Aug 3, 2017 Wow, the video alone is enough for you to click on the buy button. # Pagan Fox Well-Known Member Jul 20, 2012 476 32 28 #4 Pagan Fox, Aug 3, 2017 Last edited: Aug 3, 2017 I have to agree, truly beautiful video. I'm very tempted to buy but my only concern would be longevity and replayability. Edit:- I've taken the plunge. Couldn't resist. falcon815 Well-Known Member Jul 11, 2013 372 0 16 Chemist Indianapolis #5 falcon815, Aug 3, 2017 I too am very disappointed in that bullet point. It would have been an instant purchase without that. Now I'm actually going to have to think about it given my situation (neither of my iOS devices has cellular capability, and for 10+ hours a day, I'm in an environment with no wifi). It's particularly sad in this case because Legend of Mana is one of my favorite PS1 games, and I'm getting some (probably intentional) serious LOM vibes from this. Dailon80 Well-Known Member Nov 10, 2014 3,574 66 48 Program Director/Radio DJ Eos #6 Dailon80, Aug 3, 2017 I have been playing this for a while in Japan Thankfully I got the English update for free this morning Yes it does require an internet connection outside of that this game is super good and I have spent months on it but now the English update meant to have English I had to start over but that's fine because I like it that much If you don't have a good connection skip it and move on that easy Not sure why it's required there are daily log in rewards like a FTP game and some other aspects that mirror FTP but there is no energy timer bs to speak of and you don't have to spend ironsam80 Well-Known Member Dec 14, 2010 1,151 34 48 #7 ironsam80, Aug 3, 2017 Such a fantastic game till now... Super polished, well designed and well written with a tonne stuff to do! Worth the price and even more but as everyone here says or is aware, same for me, the online requirement is a big let down. It has some online goodies a la Chaos Rings 3... but the point that you can't take it with you all the time is a letdown... Also, it keeps trying contact with the server toooo many times (in between stages, before/after battles, in building stuff etc)... This means (at least for me) that even on a strong wifi i already have some disconnections (not something big but is a no, to an already ''don't want stuff'')... As an optimist guy, I'll hope for an offline update but from the structure, i am not sure that it will ever happen. As i told at the beginning despite the online stuff is a really really good game that i would spend even more for it (on an offline version)!!! Good luck to the devs anyway. Pagan Fox Well-Known Member Jul 20, 2012 476 32 28 #8 Pagan Fox, Aug 3, 2017 Have been playing for an hour or so and here are some initial imps. As you start it really does hold your hand a la tutorial mode and in fact it felt like playing a kids game, that is until you get let loose on the world. Man is there a lot to do. There are spirits to collect, eggs to find to open up new areas, menus to cook to gain loyalty points with your companions, upgrades and evolutions and subsequent material gathering for that, house and furniture upgrading, combat, open exploration......it just goes on and on. The levelling system starts off quick but I can see will take more time as you progress. According to the website I believe level 100 is max level but then this unlocks a secret mode? Not sure. Ok, yes it's online only and it does server checks when you leave areas or change menus etc For me not such an issue as I mainly play at home or can get a good 4G signal around town. I'm wondering if some sort of wider social element might come into it? Who knows. So far I'm happy and no bugs! Dailon80 Well-Known Member Nov 10, 2014 3,574 66 48 Program Director/Radio DJ Eos #9 Dailon80, Aug 3, 2017 the hand holding tutorial is a ruse I have put a lot of hours into it from the japan version and there are times you will die and die often it has some difficult moments for sure but i like that about it. There is more to do in this game than any other i have played you will sit down to play it to kill a few mins next thing you know its been a couple hours ha Lady Libra Member May 25, 2017 18 0 0 #10 Lady Libra, Aug 3, 2017 Very interested in this game, would appreciate it if someone could answer a few questions I have. What happens when you die in the game? Do you just have to start over the stage you were on? Can you save often in the game? Any time you want or are there save points? Any tips or tricks? Things to keep in mind? Thanks in advance! Dailon80 Well-Known Member Nov 10, 2014 3,574 66 48 Program Director/Radio DJ Eos #11 Dailon80, Aug 3, 2017 I can answer all these. If you die you start the stage over... you can replay the stages and grind up like other RPGS its recommended. Plus you have mission goals so may want to replay to make sure you get those done. no save points it autosaves and does that well. Keep in mind that you will not want to put this game down it keeps you so busy and it's like 10 genres in one game anthony78 Well-Known Member Nov 13, 2015 3,128 703 113 #12 anthony78, Aug 3, 2017 One thing I was reading from the dev was that the focus was not on battles. Im not real big into the whole management sim type stuff with villages or whatever. Would I still enjoy this if Im more interested in story and combat? Xexist Well-Known Member May 6, 2010 2,440 1 0 Canada #13 Xexist, Aug 3, 2017 ? Whats stopping you? Talk about the game? For the rest of us, letting the dev know they dun goofed might help them make a different decision in the future. Lady Libra Member May 25, 2017 18 0 0 #14 Lady Libra, Aug 3, 2017 Thank you! I have a few more questions, if that's alright. Is there a day/night cycle? I haven't seen anything hinting at that, so I'm guessing not? I read something about harvests. What that's like? Plant something, wait for it to grow, harvest it, done? The game actually reminds me a little of Rune Factory 4 which I loved but also found rather overwhelming. So I worry a bit that which so much to do, I'll end up stressing myself. Dailon80 Well-Known Member Nov 10, 2014 3,574 66 48 Program Director/Radio DJ Eos #15 Dailon80, Aug 3, 2017 There is plenty of combat to keep you busy The management stuff seems goofy at first but it becomes very fun and an understood part of the story and game Oh I do not like management games generally speaking Dailon80 Well-Known Member Nov 10, 2014 3,574 66 48 Program Director/Radio DJ Eos #16 Dailon80, Aug 3, 2017 No day night cycle There is daily rewards You do plant and you use that to make your food using the food is key to getting new helper characters and those characters remind me of Pokémon different personalities, abilities etc and you can call on them in battle to assist you It's not planting harvesting in a farm game Sense but also hard to describe it, the tutorial is good and helps anthony78 Well-Known Member Nov 13, 2015 3,128 703 113 #17 anthony78, Aug 3, 2017 Cool. Thanks! Hambo12 Well-Known Member Jul 23, 2012 1,943 28 48 on the internet #18 Hambo12, Aug 3, 2017 So been playing for a bit and I definitely recommend anyone on the fence to get it. It's so polish and has a lot of charm. There is a ton of things to do in this game. It's some what like if harvest moon was an rpg or rune factory if you've ever played that. That's the best description I can give it. Yes it's online and there are some timers in the game but it's not bad because this is a PREMIUM rpg. You can also transfer data to another device if u like playing on iPhone and iPad. Dailon80 Well-Known Member Nov 10, 2014 3,574 66 48 Program Director/Radio DJ Eos #19 Dailon80, Aug 3, 2017 I have been wracking my brain trying to think of a game it reminds me of and Harvest Moon comes to mind although this is much more of an RPG than Harvest Moon but its a great example in that you're busy a lot and also Stardew Valley there is just so much to this genre bending AAA title tekchic Well-Known Member Jun 5, 2009 452 29 28 Female Software Developer Phoenix, AZ http://www.tekchic.com #20 tekchic, Aug 3, 2017 Had only about 15 minutes to play over lunch at work. First impressions... launched the game only to immediately have to download more resources. It took about 5 more minutes, and but looked like it was only about 18.5mb (I checked my cellular data usage for the app after playing). Had to restart the game twice because it refused to make a connection to the servers, saying it wasn't responding, or timing out, or something. I'm not on wifi, I'm on 2 bars of AT&T LTE inside a building in the middle of Phoenix, AZ. That's a little disconcerting. After launching the third time, it finally came up and I was able to accept terms and start the game. By then, my lunch break's about done -- but I got through the intro and to the beginning where it's time to cut some wood. Not sure how the game will save... I poked around settings and such and didn't find anything. We'll see if I have to start over when I get home tonight. The good news - this game is totally adorable. The music, the dialogue, the artwork -- completely love it. I'll see how it plays at work over lunch for the next week, but if it can't handle 2 bars of AT&T LTE, then it may just have to be a wifi / only at home game. That part's frustrating when you pay for a premium game, but if the gameplay is as fun as the intro was, I'll just have to deal. (You must log in or sign up to post here.) 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I have to agree, truly beautiful video. I'm very tempted to buy but my only concern would be longevity and replayability. Edit:- I've taken the plunge. Couldn't resist.
I too am very disappointed in that bullet point. It would have been an instant purchase without that. Now I'm actually going to have to think about it given my situation (neither of my iOS devices has cellular capability, and for 10+ hours a day, I'm in an environment with no wifi). It's particularly sad in this case because Legend of Mana is one of my favorite PS1 games, and I'm getting some (probably intentional) serious LOM vibes from this.
I have been playing this for a while in Japan Thankfully I got the English update for free this morning Yes it does require an internet connection outside of that this game is super good and I have spent months on it but now the English update meant to have English I had to start over but that's fine because I like it that much If you don't have a good connection skip it and move on that easy Not sure why it's required there are daily log in rewards like a FTP game and some other aspects that mirror FTP but there is no energy timer bs to speak of and you don't have to spend
Such a fantastic game till now... Super polished, well designed and well written with a tonne stuff to do! Worth the price and even more but as everyone here says or is aware, same for me, the online requirement is a big let down. It has some online goodies a la Chaos Rings 3... but the point that you can't take it with you all the time is a letdown... Also, it keeps trying contact with the server toooo many times (in between stages, before/after battles, in building stuff etc)... This means (at least for me) that even on a strong wifi i already have some disconnections (not something big but is a no, to an already ''don't want stuff'')... As an optimist guy, I'll hope for an offline update but from the structure, i am not sure that it will ever happen. As i told at the beginning despite the online stuff is a really really good game that i would spend even more for it (on an offline version)!!! Good luck to the devs anyway.
Have been playing for an hour or so and here are some initial imps. As you start it really does hold your hand a la tutorial mode and in fact it felt like playing a kids game, that is until you get let loose on the world. Man is there a lot to do. There are spirits to collect, eggs to find to open up new areas, menus to cook to gain loyalty points with your companions, upgrades and evolutions and subsequent material gathering for that, house and furniture upgrading, combat, open exploration......it just goes on and on. The levelling system starts off quick but I can see will take more time as you progress. According to the website I believe level 100 is max level but then this unlocks a secret mode? Not sure. Ok, yes it's online only and it does server checks when you leave areas or change menus etc For me not such an issue as I mainly play at home or can get a good 4G signal around town. I'm wondering if some sort of wider social element might come into it? Who knows. So far I'm happy and no bugs!
the hand holding tutorial is a ruse I have put a lot of hours into it from the japan version and there are times you will die and die often it has some difficult moments for sure but i like that about it. There is more to do in this game than any other i have played you will sit down to play it to kill a few mins next thing you know its been a couple hours ha
Very interested in this game, would appreciate it if someone could answer a few questions I have. What happens when you die in the game? Do you just have to start over the stage you were on? Can you save often in the game? Any time you want or are there save points? Any tips or tricks? Things to keep in mind? Thanks in advance!
I can answer all these. If you die you start the stage over... you can replay the stages and grind up like other RPGS its recommended. Plus you have mission goals so may want to replay to make sure you get those done. no save points it autosaves and does that well. Keep in mind that you will not want to put this game down it keeps you so busy and it's like 10 genres in one game
One thing I was reading from the dev was that the focus was not on battles. Im not real big into the whole management sim type stuff with villages or whatever. Would I still enjoy this if Im more interested in story and combat?
? Whats stopping you? Talk about the game? For the rest of us, letting the dev know they dun goofed might help them make a different decision in the future.
Thank you! I have a few more questions, if that's alright. Is there a day/night cycle? I haven't seen anything hinting at that, so I'm guessing not? I read something about harvests. What that's like? Plant something, wait for it to grow, harvest it, done? The game actually reminds me a little of Rune Factory 4 which I loved but also found rather overwhelming. So I worry a bit that which so much to do, I'll end up stressing myself.
There is plenty of combat to keep you busy The management stuff seems goofy at first but it becomes very fun and an understood part of the story and game Oh I do not like management games generally speaking
No day night cycle There is daily rewards You do plant and you use that to make your food using the food is key to getting new helper characters and those characters remind me of Pokémon different personalities, abilities etc and you can call on them in battle to assist you It's not planting harvesting in a farm game Sense but also hard to describe it, the tutorial is good and helps
So been playing for a bit and I definitely recommend anyone on the fence to get it. It's so polish and has a lot of charm. There is a ton of things to do in this game. It's some what like if harvest moon was an rpg or rune factory if you've ever played that. That's the best description I can give it. Yes it's online and there are some timers in the game but it's not bad because this is a PREMIUM rpg. You can also transfer data to another device if u like playing on iPhone and iPad.
I have been wracking my brain trying to think of a game it reminds me of and Harvest Moon comes to mind although this is much more of an RPG than Harvest Moon but its a great example in that you're busy a lot and also Stardew Valley there is just so much to this genre bending AAA title
Had only about 15 minutes to play over lunch at work. First impressions... launched the game only to immediately have to download more resources. It took about 5 more minutes, and but looked like it was only about 18.5mb (I checked my cellular data usage for the app after playing). Had to restart the game twice because it refused to make a connection to the servers, saying it wasn't responding, or timing out, or something. I'm not on wifi, I'm on 2 bars of AT&T LTE inside a building in the middle of Phoenix, AZ. That's a little disconcerting. After launching the third time, it finally came up and I was able to accept terms and start the game. By then, my lunch break's about done -- but I got through the intro and to the beginning where it's time to cut some wood. Not sure how the game will save... I poked around settings and such and didn't find anything. We'll see if I have to start over when I get home tonight. The good news - this game is totally adorable. The music, the dialogue, the artwork -- completely love it. I'll see how it plays at work over lunch for the next week, but if it can't handle 2 bars of AT&T LTE, then it may just have to be a wifi / only at home game. That part's frustrating when you pay for a premium game, but if the gameplay is as fun as the intro was, I'll just have to deal.
