Adventure To Fate : Battle Arena JRPG

Okay, so I beat the ToomGardian in one try, but it was hard. I am glad I have the worier’s belt, other wize I would be dead, and would have had to improvise. Lol! I really like this game, I think it is just as good as LaustIsland It has my favorite thing about it, you can get verry powerful in the game pretty quickly if you use the rihght build. I am running a damage/defence build on the Knight. Its pretty good. I have an armer count of 41, which wouldn’t be possible if it wasn’t for the compare gimmick. I find it really useful, thanks for putting that gimmick in the game.

Hey, so I recently downloaded and started playing Adventure to Fate: Future Arena, and I love it. So, I decided to download this game, but sadly, it crashes when I press the Start button. I'm on an iPad (7th generation), running iPadOS 15, using VoiceOver. I have tried closing the app, deleting and redownloading the app, and restarting my iPad. No luck for any of them. I think I would really enjoy this game, if I could play it. Thank you for your time, and have a nice day.

Fix or delete plz

My son Atticus was over the moon excited to play this game so I bought it and then we get to the screen and it cancels itself out and now we cannot play it we are very disappointed how dare you upset my son like that

Game keeps crashing every time I press start, please fix.

when I try, it just asks me to go to next arena, where I’m stuck on queen beetle or smth iirc, forgot cuz I gave up and deleted that save

This game isn’t that bad if you wanna spend some time destroying some enemies. The items are really balanced, especially for the potions. All the options for setting up your char make it really fun to customize and can change your entire play threw. But here are the downsides in my opinion. I am a voiceover user, and a lot of the time I have to go threw a lot of buttons just to reach what I’m going for. If you buy 100000 gold and loose a lot of fights, that gold will be gone and you’ll only have about 10000 left. When you get to the frozen arena and you have the best armer you can get from shops, the enemies, mostly wolves, tare threw you like your paper unless you have an insane amount of healing spells/potions. This is actually a bug I think, but if. You fight the boss in an arena and go in to the next one you can’t fight it again. A lot of the armer you craft is absolute crap and even takes gems, 10 at the least and 30 at most from what I can tell so far. And again, as far as I can tell, if you fight something then fight it again, you gain a lot less xp and if it’s a good thing to fight you obviously have to grind a lot. Now don’t get me wrong, this is a good game, but it could definitely use some work, and I would also apply this to the other versions of this game for the same reasons.

Ok so far…

Hello, I was brought to this game from a video on YouTube. The author there said that this was an accessable game for the blind and low vision. I am blind, and although VoiceOver does a good job at telling most things on the screen, many buttons are unlabeled. Also, it is harder to get around the game if you have to flick and touch the screen at various points. I’m wondering if the vault’s ever used for other characters/how to set that up? Plus, how many levels are in a single arena? I cannot seem to switch to another portal, but unlike the YouTube narrator’s description, I don’t get a notice that tells me to complete the first arena first before moving on. This other person did, though, so ... I am wanting to be a teacher for visually impaired people, and as of yet, I wouldn’t recommend this game to my students. It is a fair game, though but could probably e played on the PC and/or Mac with screen-reader support a lot better than on iPhones. Also, the first game isn’t really accessable either, so please fix it/got it but didn’t like how inaccessable some things were like knowing what floor of the castle you are on—have to remember that. If I work with people who also have cognitive delays, that’ll be a challenge for them. Of course, I’m talking about A Quest to the Core for the first game, so a bit of a double-review here. In that game, weapon slots which aren’t used don’t say anything but zero and nothing about what they are for.

Great game all around just made to the desert very engaging and easy to navigate