Coming soon · iPhone
Paid in loot.
A dark fantasy action RPG for iPhone, played in portrait with two thumbs. Pick a class, head down, and come back with your pockets full.
Somewhere under the old kingdom there is a road, and at the end of it, a king's spire. Everything between here and there wants you dead, and almost all of it is carrying something worth having.
Every region has its own enemies, its own camp and a boss at the end with a signature move. Bosses hit hard and telegraph honestly: read the wind-up, step out of it, punish the opening.
The road is told by the people still holding it — a salvager who prices everything, a quartermaster still issuing kit in a flooded works — fully voiced, subtitled, and skippable when you would rather be hitting things.
Guards, builds Rage by hitting and being hit, and answers with a riposte. His dodge is a charge, not an escape.
Sets traps, marks targets and hits harder the further away they are — then vaults clear when it goes wrong.
Commits to huge casts and lives with the consequences. Focus stalls after every spell; plan accordingly.
No ads, no in-app purchases, no energy timers, no account. Nothing is for sale except the game itself.
Gear drops in rising rarities with its own rolled affixes. Legendaries change what your abilities do, and a full class set rewrites your build.
Told by the people still on the road. Subtitles are on by default, and every scene can be skipped.
Adventure forgives: fall and a rite brings you back. One Life does not: when the rites are gone, so is the hero.
Airplane mode is fine. Your saves live on your phone, and the game collects no data at all.
Separate volumes for music, effects and voice, screen shake and haptics controls, subtitles, a left-handed control swap and larger text.
Bring a sword.Leave with more.
contact@mcalbyrne.com