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I really can’t recommend such an average yet pricey game.Your current IP address has been blocked due to bad behavior, which generally means one of the following: The game is just not that interesting beyond the graphics. You can’t reorganize your items if there are random gaps in between your potions.Īfter a long time with Inotia 3, I can honestly say that it was very forgettable. This is a basic feature that makes equipment more intuitive rather than a huge chore. You can improve your equips but whenever you highlight a new item you cannot directly compare it to your current equipment. Gaining new moves can take days depending on how much you are willing to play per day. Grinding on enemies really grinds on my patience so having new abilities would help. The tedium loosened up a bit when the relatively interesting story kicked up and some plot elements became more important (no spoilers here of course).Ĭharacter classes all are fun to play but leveling is a very slow process. The enemies grew stronger and I had to grind on randoms just to match. In Inotia 3, I moved from village to village and the main storyline was the only thing that held my attention. They gain freedom from their oppressive enemies so now you gain access to the next city that trust you to cure their soldiers thanks to the reputation you have from the previous village. Suddenly, the village has new gear to fight the enemy so you have a new mission where you and the villages go off to fight enemies, with you protecting them. You collect 10 weapons from enemies and turn them in. You play a mission that leads you into an intense, world-changing chain of events that make you care about the characters (even a little). You know what happened to World of Warcraft after Cataclysm released? Quest that progresses the story. It’s an uncreative way to progress levels and eventually, I start wondering what this has to do with any part of the story. Kill monsters for the loot to drop at a semi-rare chance and pick up plants/rocks/other random stuff. The first entire half of Inotia 3 is gathering quests.

The quests are mostly “collect 10 blahs from the behs for some jerk who can’t do it himself”. Inotia 3 is very similar to the first versions of World of Warcraft. Quests need to flow and guide the player for the player to have any sense of challenge. What moves the story in all RPGs? Quests. I’ve read about reports that there is bad stretching to the aspect ratio on iPad devices, so just fair warning. It all comes together as a pretty good presentation.

Large particle effects flow well and look relatively impressive and the different classes you can play give you unique attacks and tactics. When you enlarge parts of the interface like your health and mana bar with character portrait, the image gets really blurry and ugly to look at. You can fully customize the user interface like transparency, size of your health bar, positions, your attack buttons, and other elements. The in-game graphics remind me of Ragnarok Online characters with their large heads and 2D sprites in a real-time combat style RPG. Most of the environments have a nice cartoony look and feel, and there are a variety of enemy types.

The main character portraits are very well drawn. Inotia 3 costs $4.99 and comes as a universal app for both iPhone and iPad. Is this a good thing however? Is playtime equal to how much fun I had? Find out as I review Inotia, a top-down Zelda style RPG, released by Com2us USA. In the case of Inotia 3, it took me well over a month just to finish the game. Sometimes reviewing an RPG involves a big time investment.

Inotia 2 character guide