Red Sword v142 APK + MOD (Unlimited Money, Crystals)

Brad Carr: I played this game for about an hour ,I got bored and deleted it. It's bland and very boring it does the same attacks as well as every enemy does this also super boring.

5orsky Sorsky: game is pretty cool, i think the end game is sorely lacking and the tedious playthroughs doesnt give enough to keep going. If you played the first stage, you've essentially played the late game as well, it just isnt rewarding enough when it comes to the late game. Keep expectations low and casually play this is really the way to go. I wanted to keep playing but after hitting late levels and getting so little enhancement stones to level anything really isnt good balance for the amount put in.

Ian Barnhart: I'm changing my review after going back and playing the game some more because so much is left unfinished. There's a ton of things that are labeled "coming soon" but it's been almost a year since the last update. Tatsuki, the devs, tend to abandon their games and I think that people should be aware that the game will never be actually finished.

Dylan Resavy: Fun game, but really boils down to a clicker game. There's a small amount of strategy in choosing your equipment and special skills, but ultimately you're just tapping or holding your finger on the screen steering towards whichever enemy is closest to your sword (health bar). But it's well made and has very limited ads.

Jack Tumba: - discourages aggressive play styles by making projectiles and fast enemies easy to miss. - translation is lacking. Descriptions for important mechanics and the tutorial is unclear. - Enemies can hide behind decoration - Feel like this game would work better in landscape mode, not potrait. Too narrow of a view. - loot rarities are not guaranteed. You can grind for and open a 5 star drop to get a 2 star item you already have.

Jack Sonol: Gameplay is cool, but progression is haltingly slow. One could dump thousands of hours into this game and see very little progress. They don't force you to watch ads or beg for money. Gameplay becomes repetitive immediately. There's no strategy involved, just keep wailing away until you eventually get stronger and can make it a microfraction further than the last time.

Steven Rourk: No Gacha. No micro transactions. Feels like a relief to find a game that comes complete out of the box, so to speak. Game play is simple yet fun and slowly making progress and making leveling and item decisions adds enough variety that I can't stop coming back to it.

DonnieTheZombie: The game is the best mobile game I've ever played, it's amazing. But there are some flaws in my opinion. Enemies that spawn like an inch away from the sword are bogus, same with the enemies that jump across the map. You will always get hit in the later levels. You can only heal once per shop. Energy mass should stack if you have more then one, or it charges twice. And it seems like I've hit a wall at lvl 100. Haven't progressed in hours . Rng to blame I guess, but it's still a great game.

Andrew Kim: Really fun concept, Actiony, horde style combat with some flashy skills. But it's not perfect. The lack of hit sounds when using your sword makes it feel so weak. It kind of is weak, compared to skills at the early stages of the game, but idk if that changes later. I also wish there was a boss indicator in game. I always found myself second guessing whether I should be saving my awakening.

Unofficial, Inc.: Fairly fun Roguelike RPG. Only have 2 negatives/suggestions after getting familiar with how the cycles go: 1: Make an achievement system or missions board. I know theres the quests but that doesnt count. There should be some side thing to work towards. 2: This one is just for playstyle purposes but could be encouraged in the above comment, but remove the necessity to equip the first few skills. Have it so I can cycle with just Lightning, or just a bunch of Meteor Swords like the intro.