Reaper

I played Reaper years ago on Android, and it was honestly one of the best experiences I had—classically perfect for a 2013 game. The combat was smooth, the art was beautiful, and the RPG elements kept me hooked. But what really stood out was the storyline—it was uniquely good, with a plot that really drew me in. The upgrade system allowed for a lot of customization, and it all just came together in a way that felt timeless. If you’re into action RPGs, this one is a must-play!

Everything is unique about this game does storyline combat system even the art I like the feeling of being a swordsman and going through different types of enemies learning about secrets and mysteries about the cruel world this game is set in 👍 Pros: amazing art 👍 Pros: very customizable weapon& Armor  system 👍 Pros:  great story and  gameplay Plus end game content and replayability 👍 Pros: various different types of enemies and different variants of them

I played this game years ago when it was originally released on Windows phone! (yeah, I know) It was so enjoyable I had to buy the full game. Great music, atmosphere, and story. Towards the end quests get a little repetitive and the difficulty seems to spike exponentially during certain fights at random but overall playing this was an amazing experience.

👍 Pros: no ads 😁 and cool story 😱 👎 Cons: some things cost money 💸 (optional)

I'm sure many people have played this game.  This is the same legendary game that we played on our phones and I’m sure we returned to it to remember the past. 📖 Storyline: Here we play as a swordsman who takes on various tasks to earn extra money for a new weapon.  The game does have a story, as well as variable gameplay.  We can really drag out tasks in order to fill our pockets with money. 👍 Pros: Most of the battles are just jumping from side to side and randomly hitting opponents. Very bouncy gold drops from the opponents, which we can spend on good equipment in the store. Even though the enemies are varied, it doesn't affect the gameplay. We'll all still be jumping and hitting opponents. Despite this, the game feels full and I believe that is enough for such a game. It's the first time I've seen gameplay that really works harmoniously with the other mechanics of the game.

Unfortunately it doesn't work anymore on IOS and I don't know why once I start it up it instantly throws me out