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The Bard’s Tale follows the story of a wise cracking, smooth talking bard as he adventures through a fantasy world. If you like being a noble fellow on a chivalrous quest to rid the world of evil and be generous in your travels, you will be sorely disappointed with The Bard’s Tale.
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The Bard’s Tale Review: Get Ready For Some Weird Looks As You Laugh Out Loud In Public Places
April 17th, 2012 
Jessica Lauren 
Posted in 8 Stars, Banner, iPad, Reviews 
Tags: $5.99, inXile Entertainment, RPG, The Bard's Tale 
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Chaos Rings II Review: Superb RPG That Is Well Worth The Cost
March 30th, 2012 Miguel Pereyra “The newest addition to the globally acclaimed RPG series Chaos Rings has arrived! Explore a captivating new adventure and brand-new game system in this latest installation! Time is stagnant; the Destroyer has forced the world to the brink of destruction. In this desolate era, Darwin, the chosen one, discovers his fate; he must slaughter the sacrifices and offer their souls, all to salvage the world.”
Posted in 9 Stars, Banner, iPad, Reviews Tags: $17.99, $19.99, Chaos Rings II, RPG, SQUARE ENIX 1 Comment »
Pocket RPG iPhone Review: Works Better on Smaller Screen
September 6th, 2011 Miguel Pereyra An updated version has also been released which address the main issue I had with the iPad version, loading times. Some great titles hit the App Store yesterday. Pocket RPG has made it’s iPhone/iPod touch debut and not only is awesome, it’s only $0.99!
Posted in 9 Stars, Carousel, Reviews Tags: $0.99, Crescent Moon Games, Pocket RPG iPhone Edition, RPG No Comments »Pocket RPG Review: There Is Nothing Pocket Sized In This Great Dungeon Crawler
July 21st, 2011 Miguel Pereyra Tweet I’ve been absolutely HOOKED with Crescent Moon Games’ latest title, Pocket RPG for the iPad. Pocket RPG is a dual-stick action dungeon-crawler (similar to Diablo) with a new take on skill and equipment unlocks. Pocket RPG ($2.99) “Enter a world overrun by hordes of monsters. Explore trap-filled dungeons and face mighty bosses. Collect piles [...]
Chaos Rings Omega Review: Almost Identical To The First, Still A Solid JRPG
June 16th, 2011 Miguel Pereyra “The story is based on the Arc Arena life-or-death tournament. This fight to the death takes places on Earth, 10,000 years before the events of the previous game. As the youthful and daring Veig, the player experiences first-hand battles connected to the previous game, the tragedies that arose because of them and a wondrous story that spans 10,000 years.”
Posted in 8 Stars, Carousel, iPad, Reviews Tags: $11.99, Chaos Rings Omega, RPG, SQUARE ENIX No Comments »
Order & Chaos Online Review: Great World of Warcraft iPhone Like Game
May 24th, 2011 Miguel Pereyra “Finally a true real-time, full-3D MMORPG comes to the App Store: Explore a vast heroic fantasy world and join thousands of players in this massively multiplayer online experience that pushes the boundaries of epic!”
The Witcher: Versus Review: Good Start But Needs New Spells
April 21st, 2011 Nathan Firth Tweet The Witcher: Versus is a simple game under the Witcher series. It hasn’t got much to do with the series though, other than using some of its graphics. The Witcher: Versus ($0.99) It is an online fighting game where you fight against real people one on one. Sounds exciting with lots of action, well [...]
Final Fantasy III iPhone Review: Better Than The DS Version, Best FF iPhone Yet
March 31st, 2011 Miguel Pereyra The game is half the price, $15.99, and it is an enhanced version of the DS version with Retina Display support and much better textures. If you think this is too expensive, then you’re not a dedicated iOS gamer!
Posted in 9 Stars, Carousel, Reviews Tags: $15.99, Final Fantasy III, RPG, SQUARE ENIX No Comments »
Battleheart Review: Real Time RPG That Leaves A Mark On iOS Gamers’ Hearts
February 25th, 2011 Nathan Firth ON SALE FOR $0.99! Battleheart takes RPG element from party-based and turns it into an amazing real time RPG experience. It consists of managing 4 member party into battle, with micromanaging your party inbetween battles. At the beginning it seems fairly simple, but how wrong that is.
Secret of Mana Review: A Great Classic, Shame About the Controls
February 24th, 2011 Trevor Ainsworth Tweet Developed by Square and originally released in 1993 on the Super Nintendo Entertainment system, this title received considerable acclaim for its art style and action gameplay. Secret of Mana ($8.99) Re-released by Square Enix in 2008 for the Nintendo wii’s virtual console, and then in 2009 to Japanese Mobile Phones, Secret of Mana has [...]
