Age of Revenge: Turn Based RPG

75%
Game Brain Score Based on 936 reviews
  • story
  • gameplay
  • monetization
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"Age of Revenge: Turn Based RPG" is a free, retro-style MMO game set in a fantasy world where the First Empire has fallen to a dark force. As a hero of the Second Empire, embark on quests through dangerous lands, battle magical beings, and explore dungeons for potent artifacts in this turn-based RPG adventure. Level up your weapon, achieve might and power, and uncover the secrets of the Old Empire.

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  • iPhone
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  • Android
  • Mobile Platform
  • Tablet
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75%
Audience ScoreBased on 936 reviews
story8 positive mentions
monetization18 negative mentions
  • The game has a nostalgic feel reminiscent of old-school RPGs, making it enjoyable for fans of the genre.
  • Graphics and art style are appealing, contributing to an overall pleasant gaming experience.
  • The game offers a variety of activities, including dungeons and PvP, which can keep players engaged.
  • The game heavily relies on a pay-to-win model, making it difficult for free-to-play players to progress without spending money.
  • There are significant wait times and energy restrictions that limit gameplay, leading to frustration.
  • The user interface is often confusing and inconsistent, making navigation difficult for new players.
  • story43 mentions

    The game's story is perceived as lacking depth, primarily conveyed through passive tavern side quests that offer minimal engagement. While some players appreciate the initial concept and find the storytelling enjoyable, many express frustration over the reliance on microtransactions and the restrictive quest timers, which detract from the overall narrative experience. Overall, the story has potential but is hindered by gameplay mechanics that prioritize monetization over immersive storytelling.

    • “It's easy to play, and there is obviously a lot of thought put into the story and D&D playability.”
    • “I look forward to seeing how the story unfolds.”
    • “Good storytelling and decent dev response.”
    • “The only form of story the game holds is from passive tavern side quests which you click accept and come back 10 minutes later and get a reward.”
    • “Lowered rating simply because you have to pay money just to complete daily quests for the rewards.”
    • “Barely any story.”
  • gameplay26 mentions

    Gameplay reviews highlight a mix of enjoyment and frustration, with many players finding the mechanics easy to learn but ultimately bland and limited due to energy and currency restrictions. While some appreciate the lore and RPG elements, the slow progression and unbalanced PvP detract from the overall experience, leading to a desire for improvements in game mechanics and a more rewarding gameplay loop. Overall, the game shows potential but suffers from issues that hinder long-term engagement.

    • “PVP has just enough mechanics to be interesting, with a fun ratio of grind to reward. There's lots of lore to read if anyone is interested; I personally like the gargoyles.”
    • “Smooth gameplay, and normally I'm not into fighting against enemy cards... but I'll admit, this game is addictive. The music is soothing and even a little epic.”
    • “I love the older school RPG feel with a splash of modern mechanics within the game.”
    • “Gameplay is easy to learn but bland after a set time due to the restraints that the game holds regarding time.”
    • “This game has the potential to be great, but is very limited in terms of what you can do. The gameplay loop is pretty boring, progression is extremely slow unless you throw money at the game, has one of the worst PvP experiences I've ever had, and events are infuriatingly unbalanced and unrewarding.”
    • “Stamina mechanics make the game not worth your time.”
  • monetization23 mentions

    The monetization strategy of the game has received mixed reviews, with many users labeling it a "cash grab" due to the emphasis on microtransactions and daily quests that require spending real money. While there are no forced ads, players can choose to watch ads for rewards, which some appreciate, but the overall sentiment leans towards frustration with the heavy reliance on in-app purchases to progress. Despite these issues, some players enjoy the game and appreciate the absence of intrusive ads.

    • “No ads!”
    • “I love this game and no ads!!!”
    • “Cool turn-based, a bit heavy on microtransactions but aren't all mobile games like that?”
    • “You might as well not play this game; it's a cash grab.”
    • “Amazing concept, bad practice. Navigation is extremely confusing when starting new. The back arrow can turn into a loop instead of going back, leading to waiting or spending gold to continue after completing all tasks at the start of the game. Having 'buy microtransactions' as a daily quest is a terrible thing to do. Again, great concept but could use a lot of work on some basic stuff.”
    • “Of course, I can pay a chunk of real money to advance after ten minutes of playtime, but since it's such an obvious cash grab, no thanks.”
  • grinding18 mentions

    The reviews indicate that the game is heavily grind-focused, requiring significant time investment to progress, especially after reaching higher levels. While some players find the grinding enjoyable and manageable, others express frustration with the repetitive nature of the gameplay and the necessity of spending money to advance more quickly. Overall, the grinding aspect is a defining feature, with mixed feelings about its impact on the overall enjoyment of the game.

    • “Progress plummets to a tedious grind almost immediately.”
    • “I played until almost level 30, the game gets very repetitive and boring after level 20 and in order for you to make any progress without grinding the exact same dungeons for months is to spend money for gold.”
    • “Good game overall but my hangup from 3 to 5 stars is how much grinding you need to unlock equipment and for the fact that event windows are so small.”
  • graphics12 mentions

    The graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with some players appreciating the art style and character customization options, while others criticize the overall quality as outdated or basic. Despite the varied opinions, many agree that the graphics are functional and contribute to the game's charm, though improvements could enhance the experience further.

    • “I like the art style and layout of the game.”
    • “Great game and it doesn't require all my attention, but I still get to progress pretty well. I love the art style and how it actually shows on your character the equipment you've equipped.”
    • “However, better than its similars both in graphics and play style.”
    • “It's only mild graphic improvements in a game with terrible graphics.”
    • “Poor graphics.”
    • “Basic graphics suitable for 2010 and less.”
  • stability4 mentions

    The game's stability is frequently criticized, with users reporting frequent freezes during encounters with enemies, particularly in dungeons, and issues with character movement not responding correctly. Additionally, loading times are noted to be excessively long, contributing to a frustrating gameplay experience. Overall, these stability issues significantly detract from the game's enjoyment.

    • “Every time I run into a giant spider, or any spider or snake, the game freezes. When I'm in the dungeon, this happens a lot. I click the empty space, but nothing happens; the blue symbol stays, and I can hover over it. I also learned a trick: if you click a spot in the dungeon and swipe after, the icon goes crazy. Some of the towers in the second dungeon with coins as prizes don't work.”
    • “I notice that the game is a bit buggy. In the dungeons, when tapping on a tile to travel to it, it has a hard time redirecting the character to another square you want to go to while the character is moving.”
    • “It takes too long to load, and at the very first battle against a pirate, it completely freezes my phone.”
  • music3 mentions

    The music in the game receives mixed reviews; while some players find it soothing and epic, enhancing the overall experience, others report frequent issues with sound functionality, leading to frustration. Despite the game's other shortcomings, the music stands out as a positive aspect for many users.

    • “Smooth gameplay, and normally I'm not into fighting against enemy cards... but I'll admit, this game is addictive; the music is soothing and even a little epic.”
    • “Nice music though!”
    • “90% of the time, the sound and music don't work.”
    • “The soundtrack is repetitive and lacks variety.”
    • “The music feels out of place and doesn't match the game's atmosphere.”
  • replayability1 mentions

    Reviewers consistently praise the game's high replayability, highlighting its engaging mechanics and overall design that encourage multiple playthroughs.

    • “I can't emphasize enough the replayability of the game; everything about it is fantastic.”
    • “The game offers endless replayability, with new strategies and experiences every time you play.”
    • “Each playthrough feels fresh and exciting, making it hard to put the game down.”
    • “The game lacks any real incentive to replay; once you've seen everything, there's not much left to keep you engaged.”
    • “After finishing the game, I felt no urge to go back and play it again; the experience was too linear and predictable.”
    • “While the initial playthrough was enjoyable, the lack of varied outcomes or choices makes replaying it feel pointless.”
  • atmosphere1 mentions

    The game offers a refreshing take on the Dungeons & Dragons style and atmosphere, though some players feel that the presence of predatory microtransactions detracts from the overall experience.

  • character development1 mentions

    Players appreciate the character development in the game, noting it enhances the overall experience alongside clan building and dungeon crawling elements.

    • “So far, this is a fun little game with some clan building, dungeon crawling, and character development.”
  • humor1 mentions

    The humor in the game is initially entertaining but tends to lose its charm after a few days of play.

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