Reaper, a eye-catching RPG game for Windows Phone 8

Reaper

Reaper is a wonderfully drawn up RPG game for our Windows Phone eight devices that puts you in command of the Pale Swordsman set on dominating all that come before yous.

Reaper has gesture based controls, fantastic graphics, and has plenty of gear and skills upgrades to earn forth the way. If y'all like fast paced, function playing games, Reaper is one to effort.

Reaper Main Menu

Reaper's principal menu has options to first the game, review gaming scores, admission gaming options, upgrade the game, and view the about screen. Gaming options comprehend audio/music levels likewise as restoring purchases, resetting levels and establishing a gamer profile.

Reaper In-App Purchase options

Reaper is a free game but but up to grapheme level 10. Later that, you'll need to pick up an in-app upgrade to continue. Y'all accept 3 options for the upgrade. The Adventure Edition is the full game and runs $2.99, the Destiny Edition is the total game plus an additional arena, a fortune teller and destiny item set up. It'll run you lot $3.99. The Dark Legend Edition includes the full game, the Destiny Edition add-ons and a dark edition detail fix, an additional side quest, and a dark harvest mode. The Dark Legend Edition runs $4.99.

Reaper's Gesture Areas

When you first jump into the game, you'll run through a tutorial mission that covers all your gesture moves. In a nutshell, the left side of the screen controls your characters left/right movement. The right side of the screen controls your characters' deportment (sword slashing, jumping, defensive moves, etc.). Throughout the tutorial you take learning stations (the glowing masks that are hovering about) that will get over the maneuvers.

Reaper Tutorial

At the conclusion of each level or mission, you'll find a glowing white orb that serves as a portal that will send you to the navigation map. The portal won't suck you in so if you lot demand to collect gilded coins that are billowy around from slain enemies, get alee and collect it. When your set up to make the jump, just position your swordsman in forepart of the portal and in a few seconds, he'll be sent to the game'southward navigation map.

Game play calls for you to wander the map, defending yourself from enemy ambushes, coming together new and unique characters, tackling missions and visiting shops to upgrade your gear.

Reaper Map

Every bit you travel, you'll stumble upon golden treasure and equally yous slay your enemies coins will be generated. The gold earned can be used for your trips to the local shops. You also earn experience points that volition bump your character upward in levels. When you lot authorize to level upwards, an icon volition flash in the upper right corner of the map view. Tap it and yous'll run across what skills you can choose to upgrade (health, strength, or speed).

Reaper'southward animations and graphics are extremely well drawn upwardly. I like the gesture based movements and actions, merely it does have some time to get used to them all. I kept finding myself borer the screen to swing my sword just that gesture makes your graphic symbol jump. Y'all do have the benefit of directions arrows at the bottom of the left side of the screen that will help the left/right movement portion of the game.

Reaper Game Screen

Once you go the hang of the gestures, you lot can then requite wiping out your enemies your undivided attention.

Reaper is an action packed RPG game for Windows Phone 8. Once again, the initial game is gratuitous upwards until your character reaches level x. After that you'll need to purchase an in-app upgrade ($2.99 to $4.99). Reaper tin be downloaded here in the Windows Phone Shop.

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