Triverse writes, "Dungeons and Dragons has been around since before gaming hit it big in the early 1980′s and ever since then, companies have been after that license and, with various levels of success, been able to bring a reasonable facsimile of the game to fans. The problem with the previous attempts at a D&D game is they were lacking in the essence of the license, they never got the feel down, that feeling of playing with friends and imagining the adventure. That is until now."
These are just a few of the best mobile games we could find, there was plenty more to pick out, but these deserved a recommendation.
Hardcore Droid's Meg Stivison reviews Behold Studios’ Knights of Pen & Paper 2, saying the game manages to keep all of the original game’s silly D&D love the balance of battles with fun monsters, and the steady stream of meta jokes while squashing the typos and crashbugs that dogged the first game.
Geoff B invites you to picture a darkened room, around which a small group of about four to six people are sitting, while playing Knights of Pen and Paper
