RPG Asdivine Dios App Reviews

Im really enjoying the game so far, i love rpg, please keep going with the good work

Gotta say. This is how a mobile rpg done right.

the best combination. Played for a few days, seems quite good. Classic jrpg, well executed, simple mechanics, nothing to complain about.

Started by checking out the game and I havent put it down yet! Great classic RPG feel, lively characters, and a lot of fun! Id highly recommend it for anyone who enjoys RPGs

Fantastic!

Having a blast playing it, its pretty addictive so far...

Its good enough to play through

Now I rarely write reviews, and me just even considering to think about writing one means an app is very good, but this one, this one is absolutely positively astounding. This is one of those apps that you should have to pay at least $10 to play, but is free (God bless). That alone should tell you how good it is, and I actually felt guilty enjoying this for so long and not paying, I FELT GUILTY DAMN IT! The rpg system is stable, the graphics are top notch (for a free to play game thats not pay to win) story is compelling and victories feel satisfying, the game itself never crashing, overall a very well made rpg that would be considered good even on a console(back in my day). Of course every game has its flaws, but to my experience, this app does not seem to have any game breaking one so I wont mention it. But this is is one of the best of not the best for is price and if you dont believe me, just try it, you wont regret it!

Hours of entertainment and interesting storyline. Unlike other game makers out to scheme $. Able to advance nicely for free. The best of all: in-app purchase prices are reasonable should anyone choose to spend to advance.

Very old school feel to the JRPG genre. Nice play system that is easy to learn with a good mechanic for advancing.

Alright, lets get this straight, this game was legit amazing for its cost. The gameplay was good at what it was doing, the design was great and really simple for the battling, and the story kept you engaged even if you got bored of the admittedly repetitive battles. Im one of the guys that just downloads free games and play them for fun, but after getting so many hours of enjoyment out of this one, I legit felt guilty for not writing a review. Anyway I wont get into specifics but know that this game is definitely worth your time!

As stated above, Asdivine Dios is yet another great entry in Kemcos impressive roster of JRPGs. On offer in this, perhaps one of the best of their titles Ive had the pleasure of playing, is: - An exceptionally deep weapon upgrade system (with ~18 or so different effects you can attach to weapons!) that gives you a large degree of customization for your weapons. - A nice cast of fairly amusing characters, Each with their own fairly distinctive personality - Probably the most Fair Microtransactions Ive ever encountered (Currency for Microtransactions can even be earned as drops from battles!) - More of the same great Turn based combat, with a turn timeline that allows for greater strategic depth and more effective tactical decision making, and everyones animated! No still images here. - Challenging yourself is worth it! Playing on higher difficulties Ramps up the challenge, but it also boosts the quality of, and odds of getting, drops! All in all, this is another great title from Kemco. If youre going to play a JRPG, Id highly recommend this one.

What an amazing game

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Like most kemco games. Simple gameplay. Nice graphics. Decent story.

Nice game! Having fun so far! :) no bugs to report also!

I love this game. It is fun, addictive, not crashy and has a great story (especially when they broke the 4th wall to get you to write a review) overall great game, would pay $ for it.

An RPG for all levels (you can select your level at the beginning) that is both innovative and fun. Best iPhone RPG I have ever played. Lively characters and an incredible storyline. Ten stars for this one

Love this game. Finally a quality rpg!

The battle system is great and very detailed. However, the armor system is disconnected from the weapon system. One feels sophisticated while the other is not.