At midnight tonight, Zenonia 5 will hit the App Store, bringing with it another tale of brave warriors, evil overlords, and swords which are bigger than their owners.
Evan Writes:
“I have been playing iPhone and Android games since 2011, writing about thousands of games in the process, so naturally, it can be a bit difficult for a game to make an impression on me at this point. Nevertheless, some games stick with me, even years after playing them. Here's some of my favorite underrated games (all free or freemium) for the iOS and Android platforms.”
The freemium model offers a free-to-play game experience that monetizes through the player’s purchase of more-or-less optional in-game content. This distribution method can offer a lot to players.
Like everyone else who remembers driving to the mall to buy a new PC game in a box, I love checking out a game before deciding to buy it. And I'm happy paying for an awesome extra upgrade in a free game. Spending 99 cents in a freemium game for a more powerful sword for my brave adventurer or a faster cupcake oven for my cute little baker often serves as the same kind of pick-me-up as an afternoon latte.
But there’s a depressing side to freemium as well...
"Get lost in the palm of your hand with these epic Android RPGs."
I generally have a hard time getting into RPGs on tablets/phones.. I'll have to give these a go. Thank you!
Zenonia games are pretty good though they usually need you to gring quite a bit. IMO nothing is better than emulating a custom ROM of Pokemon (for DS or GBA) that allow you to actually catch (in some cases evolve) them all.
I would love to get all the FFs on android market but they are too pricey
Surprised to only see FFVI on the list, as SE Android RPGs are generally very good. Especially FFV.
