Link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/dragons-blade-hol/id1556065213 Dragon's Blade: HoL Nathan Darst Explore a massive pixel art world and engage in classic turn-based RPG combat in this sequel to the hit RPG series Drago… $2.99 Buy Now Watch Media DetailsExplore a massive pixel art world and engage in classic turn-based RPG combat in this sequel to the hit RPG series Dragon's Blade! Create your custom party from 9 different classes with unique abilities and set out on your adventure. You'll find challenging dungeons, unforgiving boss fights, dynamic item creation, and a deep elemental magic system that allows for virtually endless character customization and replayability. Have a Windows device? Save your progress to the cloud and share your progress across multiple devices. Information Seller:Nathan Darst Genre:Adventure, Role Playing Release:Mar 02, 2021 Updated:Apr 09, 2022 Version:1.2 Size:151.7 MB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating:Unrated Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/pages/category/Software/DragonsBladeWin8/posts/ stubbieoz Well-Known Member Jun 23, 2015 1,880 358 83 Male Grey haired gamer NSW Australia #2 stubbieoz, Mar 7, 2021 Last edited: Mar 8, 2021 This is also available on the Microsoft store for free. I just installed it on my Windows 10 pc and first impressions looks pretty decent. Very much has a early Final Fantasy game type feel with turn based combat. It does have random encounters though, which I am not overly fond of. There are a couple of real plusses. 1. You can play on pc and save to the cloud and then continue your save on your mobile. 2. You can pause save at any time. Almost a necessity with mobile gaming and a feature I especially appreciate. Plays good on an iPad. You can choose between touch to move or a virtual joypad. So if you are hesitant about forking out the couple of bucks for the mobile version go grab the windows versions and give it a free look see. Edit: To clarify the save system. You generate a one time code when you save your game at an inn. This code needs to be entered into whatever other device you want to continue on. The pause save will not generate a code. So if you are, for instance, playing on an iPad you can pause save anytime and continue the game later on your iPad. If you want to transfer that game to your pc, then it is best to save at an inn where you are given the code to enter on your pc and you then can continue from the inn. As far as I can tell from early in the game, the code that is generated never changes so I guess you could call it an access code to the cloud rather than a save game file code. Hope that didn’t confuse things rather than explain things. Solarclipse, Son of Anarchy and Anotherkellydown like this. Ghostdog1 Well-Known Member Jan 30, 2015 319 125 43 #3 Ghostdog1, Mar 9, 2021 I like this retro RPG. Its easy to play and i like the random encounters. At first the world seems small, cause you can only see the main quest in your log. But once you start listening to what all people have to tell in a city, you can find some nice side quests. Also the best gear and spells seem to be hidden in this side quests. This game surely needs some attention from retro rpg fans. mgambino Well-Known Member Aug 13, 2014 159 95 28 #4 mgambino, Mar 9, 2021 The first one was on Android and I thought it was great. When I saw this pop up I just immediately bought it. Obviously, if you don’t like 90’s era JRPGs it may not be for you. ThirdMoon Well-Known Member May 21, 2014 124 18 18 #5 ThirdMoon, May 18, 2021 Currently half price! (£1.99 -> £0.99) (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
This is also available on the Microsoft store for free. I just installed it on my Windows 10 pc and first impressions looks pretty decent. Very much has a early Final Fantasy game type feel with turn based combat. It does have random encounters though, which I am not overly fond of. There are a couple of real plusses. 1. You can play on pc and save to the cloud and then continue your save on your mobile. 2. You can pause save at any time. Almost a necessity with mobile gaming and a feature I especially appreciate. Plays good on an iPad. You can choose between touch to move or a virtual joypad. So if you are hesitant about forking out the couple of bucks for the mobile version go grab the windows versions and give it a free look see. Edit: To clarify the save system. You generate a one time code when you save your game at an inn. This code needs to be entered into whatever other device you want to continue on. The pause save will not generate a code. So if you are, for instance, playing on an iPad you can pause save anytime and continue the game later on your iPad. If you want to transfer that game to your pc, then it is best to save at an inn where you are given the code to enter on your pc and you then can continue from the inn. As far as I can tell from early in the game, the code that is generated never changes so I guess you could call it an access code to the cloud rather than a save game file code. Hope that didn’t confuse things rather than explain things.
I like this retro RPG. Its easy to play and i like the random encounters. At first the world seems small, cause you can only see the main quest in your log. But once you start listening to what all people have to tell in a city, you can find some nice side quests. Also the best gear and spells seem to be hidden in this side quests. This game surely needs some attention from retro rpg fans.
The first one was on Android and I thought it was great. When I saw this pop up I just immediately bought it. Obviously, if you don’t like 90’s era JRPGs it may not be for you.
