RPG Aeon Avenger for Pc

The time travel element is unique and the weapons and bit system are an interesting twist. The story is also engaging. The downside is it's a bit unidirectional and the "mazes" are terribly linear. It definitely has its shortcomings but it's different enough from just about every other the app out there to be worth it. I enjoyed it.

The bosses are supposed to be tough, but the god of time is absolutely un balance and way over powered, getting to cast the same 4 digit per character damage aoe spell over and over and over using up mana and 50 healing potions, spending most of the fight healing is an absolute load of crap. This will affect future purchases from this developer.

I like how interesting minor characters are in this game. The weapon shop owner gives you free gear as condolences for losing your village and an old guy mentions a time paradox should you save your village in the past since you would then not meet him to learn how. This helps flesh out the game from average main characters. The battle system is pretty interesting too because it has weapon proficiencies. Some weapons do better against types of monsters than others and they let you equip bits to customize your character (think Final Fantasy 7 material but with some skills set to a specific weapon to make characters more unique). The only problems with this game are that it lags with high movement speed and you can't switch weapons mid-battle. Fortunately, you can also speed up your battles, which I now feel is the norm for these classic turn-based the app's.

The game plays good but the way you move the character and navigate menus needs a bit of an overhaul. To make it work on an iPad they've added ridiculously large virtual d-pad and buttons. You can move them to four different places but it still tends to get in the way of menus. The developers could change just a few things and the game would feel more suited to an iPad. For the d-pad, go with the system where wherever you touch and hold a d-pad comes up and moving you finger in any direction would make the character walk in that direction. When you let go the d-pad disappears. It would also work better to get rid of the action button. Instead, make it so if you're facing a person/chest/whatever you can just tap the screen to interact with whatever you're facing. The last thing would be to make choosing all the menu and battle selections be done with a tap. This would help speed things up since you just tap the thing you want and the virtual buttons don't get in the way. It also appears like the text for Game Center achievements hasn't been translated into English yet. Whoops. I'm hoping the developers read, respond and implement changes that are suggested by the players. Just a few tweaks would make the game easier to enjoy playing.