Exiled Kingdoms RPG Reviews – Page 8
5/5 rating based on 131 reviews. Read all reviews for Exiled Kingdoms RPG for iPhone.
Exiled Kingdoms RPG is free iOS app published by 4 Dimension Games S.L.
Solid RPG
RyanVento
This game is highly appealing to me as it reminds me of the glory days of Ultimate Online. Looking forward to iPhone X resolution optimization.
Really fun and deep
Trana963
Similar to Baldur’s Gate. Open world. Would love to see support added for using the Nimbus controller because playing this thing on my iPhone hurts my wrists. I know, I know, first world problems.
Game always crashes when loading play games store
HappyPig
I have 1.1.1077 installed on an iPhone 7 running 11.3 (15E5189f), and I get a crash every time I launch the game. This occurs right at the main page, where I see “Start a new Game” etc. *However*, this only happens when I am signed into the Play Games service via Google. If I am not signed into the Play Games service, or have turned off the phone’s connection to the internet, I don’t get a crash.
A MUST TRY HIDDEN GEM!
Dissidence dualisms
I rarely buy games, yet this app proved to be the exception. There aren’t any “pay to win” mechanics, as the one time purchase fee unlocks the full game. I’d recommend this game to anybody searching for a unique experience for the iPhone. It’s fun, challenging, and unfortunately for my sleep, very addicting lol. There’s so much about this game that I enjoy. Still, there are some areas that I wish would be improved, as well as some additional content which would enhance the game that I would love to see. Below are some ideas, though I have many more these are the most pressing! The skill buttons above the main attack icon are frustrating to use. Half the time either my touch won’t register so my special ability isn’t used in time or it just misses the target. Furthermore, when I do try to use them, my character stops attacking, which is a big problem...instead of continuously attacking, my character stands there taking damage while I repeatedly try to use an ability. Another great tweak would be to add the town/village names to the first immediate section of the expendable map. One feature I would love to see is an in-game notebook! Since there are so many parts to this game, it’s easy to forget some of it, so a notebook for small written reminders would easily fix this! Also, another improvement I would love to see...character customization. To my disappointment, adding another piece of equipment to your character doesn’t change the appearance. It’s not a big deal, but would really add to the aesthetics of the game. Equipping a hood and seeing that hood on your character would be cool. As of now, your player looks pretty much the same as in the beginning of the game. More inventory space would always be appreciated, as it can fill up quick! For example, I have a severed goblin head which was used to complete a quest. Now that the quest is done, idk what to do with the head. I can’t sell it for anything and doesn’t seem to have any value or importance, yet I can’t find myself able to discard it, fearing that I will need it at some point later in the game... Similarly, a bigger bank with more spaces would be awesome, yet idk if and when I would ever use it as the cost to unlock its full potential is..well, very costly to say the least. Finally, mounts would be great! Nothing special, just a plain, simple horse would do. The world in this game is huge and can take a while to get from one place to another. A great way to cut that time in half would be mounts! P.S. I donated a dollar to the development team. I can’t wait to see what more y’all do to this great game. About the donations though, once provided is there any effect to your immediate gameplay?
Awesome game but would like to change a few things
Lmpattersonrn
So this game is awesome but my dad and I would like to play together and I said no to rating it once and now it’s crashing like crazy so this would be a 4 star if multiplayer came along and a 5 star if multiplayer and crashing stoped So Please Change It
Don’t let the graphics fool you
Xdabisx
I initially was weary of trying this game out due to the quality of graphics, but after having put over 25 hours into it, I can say with confidence that this is an amazing rpg experience. The full version offers 4 different classes with completely different playstyles, a huge map to explore, a ton of dungeons with rare loot to hunt for, and both a main and lots of side stories to keep you busy. The graphics do leave a bit to be desired, but everything else in this game is reminiscent of old great rpgs or loot hunting dungeon hunters like diablo 1/2.
Great single player rpg
notpearly
This game was just want I was looking for. Very interesting story and quests. I have been playing for about 8 hours and have been loving it so far. This game is an actual challenge to play and it involves thought to what you are doing. For the amount of time I have played it isn’t getting where I’m bored of doing all the different things around. I still have plenty of areas to explore as well. Defiantly worth the money.
A tragically flawed masterpiece
Lingrush24
TL;DR Play on casual unless you want massive pain... You have been warned. This was one of my favorite games of all time. The world is detailed and beautiful, the writing is clever, there are interesting decisions everywhere, and combat is thrilling. I persevered through countless challenges (normal difficulty) all the way to the final dungeon. But then there was a massive, completely unfair difficulty spike, especially because I was a rogue and my companion was taken away, so no more backstabbing. Maybe there’s some combination of items that would make things easier, but what if I sold those items permanently? Or maybe hours of grinding would help. Difficulty is fine, but not hours of brutal punishment, especially when the rest of the game (all quests completed) left me completely unprepared. I’d rather just watch a video of the ending at this point. I’d still recommend this game based on the weeks of entertainment it provided, which I can’t say for most games with unfair difficulty spikes...
Love it
Kyleliterally
This game is great. I can’t wait to get it on PC. It’s simple but complex, and very well put together. The only thing I feel is worth mentioning is that during the day when i play nighttime seems very dark. I can’t see the screen at all even with the brightness all the way up. Other than that it’s is flawless.