Lostkeeper Dreamplay Games Inc. ■■■Opening Event■■■ 5,000 free Lua! Double rewards for accomplishing feats! ■■■■■■ Game Characteristics ■■■■■■ - Dun… $2.99 Buy Now Watch Media Details■■■Opening Event■■■ 5,000 free Lua! Double rewards for accomplishing feats! ■■■■■■ Game Characteristics ■■■■■■ - Dungeon exploration 'A random dungeon system that changes dungeons every time you enter!!' Fight monsters, pass booby traps, and find treasures. To prepare for battle with the monsters, use the treasures you find to upgrade your hero. Once your hero is strong enough, try taking on the 『Ruins』 for each attribute, and the 100-story 『Labyrinth』. - Summon card 'Enough of the same skills and the same card battles! ! Try summon cards used by heroes' Collect Summon Cards, featuring elegant illustrations. Each card has unique active and passive skills. Make your hero even stronger with these powerful cards, which increase in power as their numbers grow. - Real-time battle 'Instead of getting frustrated with your character, plan and engage in dynamic battle! Enjoy strategic, real-time battle. Battles progress based on the formation and attack attributes of your hero. Use a Summon Card at just the right time to trigger a combo that will give you the upper hand in battle. Discover hidden series combos that will further upgrade the effect of your skills. ■ Note - Enabling iCloud Save will allow the program to overwrite the data in the device, and may delete the existing data (play and/or purchase information). We recommend that this function is used only to transfer saved data when you change your device. - Data (play and/or purchase information) deleted by the iCloud Save function is irrevocable. - iCloud Save function can be used only when you are logged in with Apple ID. - Tap on the "SAVE" button frequently to synchronize the data saved in the iCloud to prevent data loss. - Use the "LOAD" function only when you have changed to a new device or when all the data is lost. - We will not be responsible for any rolled-back data (play and/or purchase information) caused by the "LOAD" function. Information Seller:Dreamplay Games Inc. Genre:Role Playing Release:Jul 03, 2017 Updated:Jul 04, 2017 Version:1.0.0 Size:717.3 MB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating:Unrated Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal *Premium: https://itunes.apple.com/app/lostkeeper/id1242681028?mt=8 *Free ver: https://itunes.apple.com/app/lostkeeper-expediton/id1242683582?mt=8 deresi Well-Known Member Feb 23, 2018 434 72 28 #2 deresi, Mar 16, 2018 So far, there have been no forced ads and no Internet connection is required. L.Lawliet Well-Known Member Jun 28, 2011 6,405 420 83 #3 L.Lawliet, Mar 16, 2018 Wtf!? Where did this come from? This kind of quality and no internet required?? I've rarely if ever seen something like this on the app store that isn't an online game I'm not sure how good it will be but screw it, I'm buying it. The art and gameplay look fantastic. Btw I see a free version, I wonder what the difference is. psj3809 Moderator Jan 13, 2011 12,964 717 113 England #4 psj3809, Mar 16, 2018 Urrrgh. Not for me. Cant stand this art style aconfusedkender Well-Known Member Sep 28, 2012 1,362 122 63 Oil & Gas Kendermore, Ansalon #5 aconfusedkender, Mar 16, 2018 Let me know what you think Law. I’m very curious as well JackDerp Well-Known Member Dec 15, 2015 318 33 28 #6 JackDerp, Mar 17, 2018 Reviews are saying that the paid version has the same energy meter and timers as the free version. Can anyone confirm if this is true? Gwarmaxx Well-Known Member Feb 2, 2010 4,446 376 83 NCC 1701 #7 Gwarmaxx, Mar 17, 2018 i've bought it last year and enjoyed it a lot, devs made a really good work on this. lol, never realized there wasn't a thread for it MasterWill Well-Known Member Feb 19, 2013 196 0 0 #8 MasterWill, Mar 17, 2018 Yeah pls can any1 confirm this Gwarmaxx Well-Known Member Feb 2, 2010 4,446 376 83 NCC 1701 #9 Gwarmaxx, Mar 17, 2018 Last edited: Mar 17, 2018 as i said, i've played it many months ago, bought it at its first price drop in august, and from what i remember there wasn't any timer or iap, hope to remember well edit > sorry guys, i've played a lot of games since august , just remembered that there's a timer for the mana refill. L.Lawliet Well-Known Member Jun 28, 2011 6,405 420 83 #10 L.Lawliet, Mar 17, 2018 Last edited: Mar 17, 2018 Hmm timer? I'm not sure where, maybe not far into it but I was supposed to nap then ended up getting addicted and playing it for an hour. It was pretty fun. The battles don't need timers so I'm not sure where you would be referring to. If the timer is for mana then that I used for opening randomly found chests which I see once every few areas. I have about 32 mana and chests take 1-3 mana to open. So not remotely an issue right now. It's not super deep but it plays very similar to one of those gacha mobile games. It does have a gold and premium currency gacha inside the game and you can earn some premium money for achievements and grind for gold. The gameplay is fairly simple but there's surprisingly a lot of strategy and things to do. Exploration is one of my favorites. A dungeon is represented in tiles where you use arrows to tell your party where to go. You can also hit the search button to find items or hit misfortunes. For battle phase, you place your team into formation and they auto attack based on where they are set. Then you use your monsters (what you get from the gacha) which appear randomly as cards below your character. The monsters have different skills and they all show a usage row of where they attack or heal (usually single, vertical, horizontal). Adds some strategy. It comes down to using the right monsters and heal quickly before you're defeated since they're real time battles. Then you can get armor, gems, weapons, etc. You can upgrade those, the party, and put in skill points for characters. Pretty good amount of customization. The art is fantastic which I love the most. It uses that moving 2d sprite feature, I forget the name, but you can see it in the preview video. Live2d maybe? The sound effects are really to my liking as well. I'm really enjoying it and this might be go to game for "play when I get free time". The only downside is the translation is lacking but not completely terrible. The main issue is trying to understand the monster skills with weirdly written English. Gwarmaxx Well-Known Member Feb 2, 2010 4,446 376 83 NCC 1701 #11 Gwarmaxx, Mar 17, 2018 i don't remeber in which case it activates, but i'm pretty sure there was a timer on the left of mana bar. deresi Well-Known Member Feb 23, 2018 434 72 28 #12 deresi, Mar 17, 2018 I happened to find this game while I was surfing interesting games. You can play this game without IAP, but it can be a little hard. The energy refill system was often seen in some games. Developers seem to think of it as a tool to make their games longer enjoyable. Anyway, I'm enjoying this game quite a bit. L.Lawliet Well-Known Member Jun 28, 2011 6,405 420 83 #13 L.Lawliet, Mar 17, 2018 So in the free version does each battle node require stamina? The only energy in the premium version seems to be the MP for chest opening which isn't a big deal. deresi Well-Known Member Feb 23, 2018 434 72 28 #14 deresi, Mar 17, 2018 As far as I know they are the same in relation to it. deresi Well-Known Member Feb 23, 2018 434 72 28 #15 deresi, Mar 17, 2018 Last edited: Mar 17, 2018 Since the rewards are great in the premium version, I think it's relatively easy to get to the end of the story. The developer said users could see the ending without IAP, but the reviews show that gamers spent a lot of time in the repetitive quests for it. But I don't really care about this bad point because the illustrations in this game are so pretty. Ag3ntP3ndergast Well-Known Member Nov 5, 2016 82 4 8 #16 Ag3ntP3ndergast, Mar 18, 2018 Re: So, given that both the free version and the paid version contain IAP, what specifically is the benefit of buying the paid version? Does it just get rid of some of the timers? Also what is the gameplay like? I really like anime-style artwork in a game but I wont buy a game just because it has pretty artwork. (admitteldly very nice artwork at that) I like gameplay that requires some strategy or action or something.... Im not into cow clicker type games. (Cow clicker being game that doesnt require much efffort and basically all you do is click.... but to me its not just clicker games that fall into that category, games like the new final fantasy XV that was a game of war clone are also basically just elaborate clickers, given that it doesnt require that much strategy to advance in said games) Son of Anarchy Well-Known Member Oct 5, 2015 717 130 43 Male Shadow Runner Australia #17 Son of Anarchy, Mar 18, 2018 The paid version description says: Opening Event 5,000 free Lua! Double rewards for accomplishing feats! The free version doesn't say that. I assume that is the difference between the two versions? A bit like the difference between the premium and freemium versions of the same Kemco game? deresi Well-Known Member Feb 23, 2018 434 72 28 #18 deresi, Mar 18, 2018 Whether it is a free or a paid version, the timer function is optional for additional rewards. This game is more strategic than I thought. Combo and matching tactics are required. If you don't know this and play the game, it is hard to make sure of your mission later. deresi Well-Known Member Feb 23, 2018 434 72 28 #19 deresi, Mar 18, 2018 Last edited: Mar 18, 2018 You are right. The difference between Kemco and this is that this free version is not annoying because of advertising. But unlike Kemco games, you have to perform many repetitive quests to make a good reward. deresi Well-Known Member Feb 23, 2018 434 72 28 #20 deresi, Mar 18, 2018 I looked for related videos for some friends who are curious about this game. I attach one of them here. See if you're interested. (You must log in or sign up to post here.) 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Wtf!? Where did this come from? This kind of quality and no internet required?? I've rarely if ever seen something like this on the app store that isn't an online game I'm not sure how good it will be but screw it, I'm buying it. The art and gameplay look fantastic. Btw I see a free version, I wonder what the difference is.
Reviews are saying that the paid version has the same energy meter and timers as the free version. Can anyone confirm if this is true?
i've bought it last year and enjoyed it a lot, devs made a really good work on this. lol, never realized there wasn't a thread for it
as i said, i've played it many months ago, bought it at its first price drop in august, and from what i remember there wasn't any timer or iap, hope to remember well edit > sorry guys, i've played a lot of games since august , just remembered that there's a timer for the mana refill.
Hmm timer? I'm not sure where, maybe not far into it but I was supposed to nap then ended up getting addicted and playing it for an hour. It was pretty fun. The battles don't need timers so I'm not sure where you would be referring to. If the timer is for mana then that I used for opening randomly found chests which I see once every few areas. I have about 32 mana and chests take 1-3 mana to open. So not remotely an issue right now. It's not super deep but it plays very similar to one of those gacha mobile games. It does have a gold and premium currency gacha inside the game and you can earn some premium money for achievements and grind for gold. The gameplay is fairly simple but there's surprisingly a lot of strategy and things to do. Exploration is one of my favorites. A dungeon is represented in tiles where you use arrows to tell your party where to go. You can also hit the search button to find items or hit misfortunes. For battle phase, you place your team into formation and they auto attack based on where they are set. Then you use your monsters (what you get from the gacha) which appear randomly as cards below your character. The monsters have different skills and they all show a usage row of where they attack or heal (usually single, vertical, horizontal). Adds some strategy. It comes down to using the right monsters and heal quickly before you're defeated since they're real time battles. Then you can get armor, gems, weapons, etc. You can upgrade those, the party, and put in skill points for characters. Pretty good amount of customization. The art is fantastic which I love the most. It uses that moving 2d sprite feature, I forget the name, but you can see it in the preview video. Live2d maybe? The sound effects are really to my liking as well. I'm really enjoying it and this might be go to game for "play when I get free time". The only downside is the translation is lacking but not completely terrible. The main issue is trying to understand the monster skills with weirdly written English.
i don't remeber in which case it activates, but i'm pretty sure there was a timer on the left of mana bar.
I happened to find this game while I was surfing interesting games. You can play this game without IAP, but it can be a little hard. The energy refill system was often seen in some games. Developers seem to think of it as a tool to make their games longer enjoyable. Anyway, I'm enjoying this game quite a bit.
So in the free version does each battle node require stamina? The only energy in the premium version seems to be the MP for chest opening which isn't a big deal.
Since the rewards are great in the premium version, I think it's relatively easy to get to the end of the story. The developer said users could see the ending without IAP, but the reviews show that gamers spent a lot of time in the repetitive quests for it. But I don't really care about this bad point because the illustrations in this game are so pretty.
Re: So, given that both the free version and the paid version contain IAP, what specifically is the benefit of buying the paid version? Does it just get rid of some of the timers? Also what is the gameplay like? I really like anime-style artwork in a game but I wont buy a game just because it has pretty artwork. (admitteldly very nice artwork at that) I like gameplay that requires some strategy or action or something.... Im not into cow clicker type games. (Cow clicker being game that doesnt require much efffort and basically all you do is click.... but to me its not just clicker games that fall into that category, games like the new final fantasy XV that was a game of war clone are also basically just elaborate clickers, given that it doesnt require that much strategy to advance in said games)
The paid version description says: Opening Event 5,000 free Lua! Double rewards for accomplishing feats! The free version doesn't say that. I assume that is the difference between the two versions? A bit like the difference between the premium and freemium versions of the same Kemco game?
Whether it is a free or a paid version, the timer function is optional for additional rewards. This game is more strategic than I thought. Combo and matching tactics are required. If you don't know this and play the game, it is hard to make sure of your mission later.
You are right. The difference between Kemco and this is that this free version is not annoying because of advertising. But unlike Kemco games, you have to perform many repetitive quests to make a good reward.
I looked for related videos for some friends who are curious about this game. I attach one of them here. See if you're interested.
