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#1 DeadCaseClosed
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I was going to make a new thread of this, but it doesn't seem to fit in with the rest of the discussion on this forum, so I'm putting it here instead. There is a new iPhone monster-collecting game from Square Enix (creators of the Final Fantasy series, among others). The game is Guardian Cross Invite code: HF13834 (yes, I am whoring myself out for some bonus in the game, sorry! I tried to make this helpful nonetheless!) This game is, at least when I posted this, free to download (not guaranteed to stay so - free through freeappaday). Use the invite code and we'll both get a few bonuses. Yatta yatta, you know how these promotions work. Guardian Cross has a similar style to Dark Summoner / Rage of Bahamut / Legend of the Cryptids - however, it has a significant production value put into it, and looks like it will be a lot of fun. It's a semi-single player semi-multiplayer game (you progress through the game proper by yourself, but you compete in events and directly in battles against other players). You collect monsters of different rarities for your team, you level them up, add/improve skills, form a team, and fight other players or participate in events. Guardian Cross allows for more flexibility in how you grow your monster than some of the other similar games out there, and all in all it seems pretty balanced at this point. A few pros: The graphics are quite good, and it has a unique feature for this genre of games in how you collect monsters. Instead of being randomly "gifted" to you one way or another, you must capture them out in the wild. This involves a top-down perspective reflexes game where you must shoot tranquilizers at monsters roaming around below you. The better you get at this, the more monsters you can get per expedition. Also a nice addition from other games in the genre is the more variability in the missions you can undertake, and the increased variability in monsters (tons of skills, you can have a team of 10 at a time, wide range in monster types and affinities). You can pay for some key items to help you along, but from what I've seen so far it's not unreasonably difficult to get them yourself without paying a cent (just slower of course). Also a plus is that the game is just starting out (with an event there is still time to get a fair ranking in if you start now). So you aren't going to be jumping into a game where there are tens of thousands of master players already. I can't say for certain what all the cons are. It's new, so it is still being developed. The total # of monsters is low (about 100 or so) compared to similar games that have been out for a long time, but that should be fixed. It's a little hard to find other players unless you know their specific player code. Trades are currently a little risky since you can't see the stats of the monster you are trading for - and monsters have some degree of randomly generated stats. Overall, if you enjoy this sort of game, it's a very solid pick. Again, my invite code is "HF13834", and it would be pretty super awesome if you used it when trying out the game. Furthermore, if you have any additional questions, I will keep an eye on this thread and be happy to answer them. Thanks!
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The game is Guardian Cross Invite code: HF13834 (yes, I am whoring myself out for some bonus in the game, sorry! I tried to make this helpful nonetheless!) This game is, at least when I posted this, free to download (not guaranteed to stay so - free through freeappaday). Use the invite code and we'll both get a few bonuses. Yatta yatta, you know how these promotions work. Guardian Cross has a similar style to Dark Summoner / Rage of Bahamut / Legend of the Cryptids - however, it has a significant production value put into it, and looks like it will be a lot of fun. It's a semi-single player semi-multiplayer game (you progress through the game proper by yourself, but you compete in events and directly in battles against other players). You collect monsters of different rarities for your team, you level them up, add/improve skills, form a team, and fight other players or participate in events. Guardian Cross allows for more flexibility in how you grow your monster than some of the other similar games out there, and all in all it seems pretty balanced at this point. A few pros: The graphics are quite good, and it has a unique feature for this genre of games in how you collect monsters. Instead of being randomly "gifted" to you one way or another, you must capture them out in the wild. This involves a top-down perspective reflexes game where you must shoot tranquilizers at monsters roaming around below you. The better you get at this, the more monsters you can get per expedition. Also a nice addition from other games in the genre is the more variability in the missions you can undertake, and the increased variability in monsters (tons of skills, you can have a team of 10 at a time, wide range in monster types and affinities). You can pay for some key items to help you along, but from what I've seen so far it's not unreasonably difficult to get them yourself without paying a cent (just slower of course). Also a plus is that the game is just starting out (with an event there is still time to get a fair ranking in if you start now). So you aren't going to be jumping into a game where there are tens of thousands of master players already. I can't say for certain what all the cons are. It's new, so it is still being developed. The total # of monsters is low (about 100 or so) compared to similar games that have been out for a long time, but that should be fixed. It's a little hard to find other players unless you know their specific player code. Trades are currently a little risky since you can't see the stats of the monster you are trading for - and monsters have some degree of randomly generated stats. Overall, if you enjoy this sort of game, it's a very solid pick. Again, my invite code is "HF13834", and it would be pretty super awesome if you used it when trying out the game. Furthermore, if you have any additional questions, I will keep an eye on this thread and be happy to answer them. Thanks!
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#3 DeadCaseClosed
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Yeah, really disappointing it's not out for Android. I checked there first actually. Hopefully they'll add it to the Android market in the near future : )
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Invite code: HF13834 This game is, at least when I posted this, free to download (not guaranteed to stay so - free through freeappaday). Use the invite code and I'll get some nice bonuses. I assume you will also - but I'm not sure. So there is the chance you're just being altruistic by using this code : ) Guardian Cross has a similar style to LotC. You collect monsters of different rarities for your team, you level them up, add/improve skills, form a team, and fight other players or participate in events. Some differences though - Huge production value. This is made from the people who make the Final Fantasy series, among many others. Great graphics, more involved and varied missions, and capturing monsters requires skill (you use a tranquilizer gun to hunt them down. Nothing amazingly involved, but a nice change of pace). You build a fighting team of up to 10 monsters. You can of course pay for some items, but as far as I can tell you can get every one through normal gameplay as well (save your $). Just starting off - a good time to join in the game. The current event they have going on now has plenty of time left for you to get a rank prize. You can't change your energy through skill points - it's a static 50. I'm not sure if that will change through mission rewards or some other way, but I think it's likely. Otherwise, it's pretty similar. Check it out! Again, my invite code is "HF13834", and it would be pretty super awesome if you used it when trying out the game. Thanks!
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Invite code: HF13834 This game is, at least when I posted this, free to download (not guaranteed to stay so - free through freeappaday). Use the invite code and I'll get some nice bonuses. I assume you will also - but I'm not sure. So there is the chance you're just being altruistic by using this code : ) Guardian Cross has a similar style to RoB. You collect monsters of different rarities for your team, you level them up, add/improve skills, form a team, and fight other players or participate in events. Some differences though - Huge production value. This is made from the people who make the Final Fantasy series, among many others. Great graphics, more involved and varied missions, and capturing monsters requires skill (you use a tranquilizer gun to hunt them down. Nothing amazingly involved, but a nice change of pace). You build a fighting team of up to 10 monsters. You can of course pay for some items, but as far as I can tell you can get every one through normal gameplay as well (save your $). Just starting off - a good time to join in the game. The current event they have going on now has plenty of time left for you to get a rank prize. You can't change your energy through skill points - it's a static 50. I'm not sure if that will change through mission rewards or some other way, but I think it's likely. Otherwise, it's pretty similar. Check it out! Again, my invite code is "HF13834", and it would be pretty super awesome if you used it when trying out the game. Thanks!