RPG Tears Revolude
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Games | $3.99 | Kotobuki Solution Co., Ltd. | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
50% OFF(USD 7.99 -> USD 3.99)!!!
A classic command-based RPG with a 3D map interface!
Play on-the-go without having to worry about an internet connection!
■Story
A century ago, there was a unique artist named Orwiel. Sion and Michelle set off on a journey to discover his final works. The two meet a girl with no memories named Liara. What the girl carries will shake both the path they travel and their fate!
■A mainstream command RPG with a 3D map interface!
Begin a new adventure in this game's 3D dungeons! This game uses old-school command-based battles to bring you an easily understood and played mainstream command RPG.
■Impressive battle animation!
Finely-drawn enemies, smooth motion, and screen-filling effects let you experience impressive scenes of battle!
■Enhance your weapon and learn new skills
Keep using your skills to make them more powerful! Go to the blacksmith in town to enhance your characters' weapons and learn new skills. Each character can learn up to five skills. As you use these skills, the nature of their attacks and power will change. Keep using them in order to deal massive damage!
■Store SP in order to unleash your special abilities!
Build your SP gauge in battle and use it to unleash special abilities! The gauge has a maximum of four levels, and by using it all at once, your allies can join in to create an even more powerful attack.
◆◇Basic Gameplay Information◇◆
Difficulty: Easy, Normal, Hard, Chaotic
Customizable Character Names: Available
Partially-voiced Battles: Yes
Number of Save Slots: 3
In-app Purchase: Available
*Additional data must be downloaded when this game is first run.
*While in-app-purchase content requires additional fees, it is not necessary for finishing the game.
*The actual price might differ depending on the region.
Reviews
A decent rpg.
Karlinc
I thought maybe there wasn't an orphan this time, but nope, it's kemco so there has to be an orphan. Still, it's a little different from the usual...but it's pretty repetitive—menu town, dungeon with a boss and some dialogue. Also, the draupner item is supposed to double your skill earned but it doesn't work. On the positive, no crashing on 8.4 iPad Air. There is fair customization with the weapons and such...skills get developed with use which is cool, gets me using them much more but that is also kind of annoying...mixed bag. Would be nice to know what the next skill level would get me to see if I want to get it.
Another great RPG from kemco
Jmc81
Wasn't sure about this one but turned out great just lil short for me though
Alas
Old men 666666
It ok the Controls are a little weird the magnification part is weird but it's an all right game
THE BEST RPG GAMES (Kemco)
Phat 1969
Hi guys I'm Tom. Tears is the BEST GAME I ever played by far this game is the I been for waiting for a long while now I finally found it A SUPREME GEM great job guys.
Great game, but WAY too short!
Catman 63
I was pulled in to this game because I like mappable dungeons... and I saw the minimaps on the screens. Great, give it a try. I loved it! The game did not disappoint - well-designed monsters, nice dungeons that weren't too long, interesting item lists (although Kemco games typically have the same types of items, just different names - which is fine with me)... and I was having a great time with it - until I beat the final boss in just 15 hours. I didn't purchase anything either - it was just too short. Really disappointing; because this one had so much promise. If there is a Tears Revolude 2 I will buy it, but hope it is a little longer. Also - what's up with Michelle's VOICE? She sounds like a man doing a woman's voice. Surely there was an available deep-voiced actress available in Higashihiroshima...? That really bothered me, because I kept waiting for the, to reveal something about Michelle that never came... Very, very strange choice for a voice for a beautiful woman. Otherwise, the voices were great and their Japanese was clear and easy to understand.
