Everybody's RPG

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About this game

Welcome to Everybody's RPG!
Relive the old school vibes of pixelated RPG gaming in an endless idle RPG style.

#IDLE RPG
Non-stop RPG idle game with unique and various hero combinations that are never ending!

#PvP
Battle against players from all over the world and across your server to climb through the rankings for rewards!

#GUILDS
Participate in Guild PvP battles, Guild research, and level up your Guild for daily rewards!

#REBIRTH FEATURE
Rebirth unlimited times to collect more resources and rebirth points for permanent upgrades!

#ITEM SYSTEM
Synthesize, promote, and reinforce your equipment & runes! The Magic Cube system, in-game shop, material converter and many more upgrades await your heroes!

#NEWEST FEATURE
Invade resource islands and defend it from other players to get even more upgrade materials.

Ratings and reviews

Incredibly fun for an idle game, was very pleasantly surprised. LOVE the graphics, music and especially the old school sound effects. Super fun with tons to do. Just awesome. edit: had to remove 2 stars for 2 reasons. 1) you have to spend gold for way too many things at a ridiculously high cost. 2) everyone just upgrades the javeline knight you get at the beginning of the game and he is so overpowered that a full formation against one of him will lose in pvp. It's beyond frustrating!!

Drains battery and device switching isn't automatic, but the main issue for me is that it's more treadmill than intentionally interesting design. Tediously fusing/reinforcing gear, waiting around in a rebirth loop for dungeon tickets for the next higher number repeat that's still not going to drop the rare promotion item... Silver seems ignorable altogether, but has so much activity dedicated to it. Evvvvventually that can be scaled up, but that still depends on base stats being maxed out which... woof. Very little incentive for synergy/combos due to random targeting, archer/tank lowest common denominator is my guess for how things go...? Assassin's poison looks broken in a good way, but ain't nobody got time fo'... well I don't.

In the beginning, you're kind of left to your own devices. While the beginner quests help a little, the purpose and use of many things is left for you to find on your own. To me, that was a minor downfall, but is something that many people enjoy nonetheless. The graphics are fabtastic - very retro - and the gameplay itself is a little bit... Choppy at times, I would say. It doesn't flow very naturally to me. I imagine it's easier once you get it down. All in all, I'd call this a good game.