"Nintendo has given us little hope for its first-party franchises ever showing up on tablets in the near future."
Since launching in the Spring, Outplay's beast-battling epic Monster Legacy has been downloaded over a million times, been BAFTA nominated and become proud winner of The App Store Editor's Choice award, and above all, brought together a huge community of dedicated monster-collecting battlers all over the world.
Now, the ultimate update is headed to mobile, brimming with new Monsters and packed with new features to astound players old and new. First of all, there's a rustic overhaul of the visuals, adding more detail and polish to the magical world of Arborea, with its 70 quests across 20 mystical locations. Even better, there are now 150 distinct Monsters to find and take into the pvp battle arena.
It's abundantly clear by now that, were Nintendo to release (or re-release) a Pokemon game on iOS or Android, the company would clean up. So many people want to catch a Porygon on their mobile that other games companies have realised that there's a hefty profit to be made from filling that JRPG-lite hole in the market, and have gone ahead and created games heavily inspired on the premier monster battler. But which games are worth your time, and what's less use than a Magikarp?
I stopped watching when he said the games were F2P. The first game looked terrible and I doubt the list would get better.
Monster Legacy on the IOS looks to take the formula made successful by the Pokemon franchise and bring that experience to the mobile platform. So will this convince you to start capturing and battling on the go? Or is this niche best left to the people who paved the way?
Zenforms is a completed clone.
http://mobilerpg.net/iphone...