Living Planet

A friend told me about this game and I’m very glad they did! There is so much fun to have in Azmar Quest! Right now, I have a Witch and a Warlock! The quest are fun and easy to understand. Yet, there is loads of drama brewing in the game! The story part of the game reminds me of Game of Thrones! The game mechanics are sweet! Ever wanted to play street fighter in the way you play rpgs? You get a clean, streamlined interface that is blind and visually impaired accessible! Beautiful and charming sounds and sound effects! I love this game! Check out my gamma plays on @Game_Double_Tap! At Youtube! The devs a sweetheart and very advanced! I’m looking forward to playing the entire game through! My only problem, is spoilers from my friends! lol! Thank you, so much!

Very well done voiceover access Fun, and easy to play Enjoying playing this game

It’s really good and has a good challenge to it and fun story my only complaint is I don’t see a way to select chapters I’d like to replay the game with the same characters and pick up wherever I want in the story but other then that it’s awesome

This is a lovely gift to find on the App Store, thanks to the developer for creating this app. Also it’s voiceover accessible. And it’s really fun. Thanks again to the developer.

I love this game it’s really detailed and voice are accessible. awesome craftsmanship of the story.

I enjoy playing it while waiting for things. Great little rpg pass time.

The elements are detailed and the UI is great. Highly Recommend this game. Lots of things to discover, but I'm sure this game is the best I have played in a while

This is the most fun I’ve had in eight years of being blind playing a game. Loved everything about it and still more for me to figure out.

Lots of games like this either nerf the single player experience, or don't have one to begin with. The single player campaign is great so far, well worth it to pay to remove ads.

I play a lot of rpgs in various forms and I want to start out by saying I liked what I have played so far. I have played up to Chapter 4 in the off line mode. I appreciate that I do not feel like I have to pay to win, even if there are items for sale. I am also very interested to see where this story goes since it is mixing in all sorts of genres, that I did not expect. I would recommend this to anyone that wants a casual type rpg. All that being said, I do have a few things that I already don’t like. None of the systems in the game are very well explained and you kind of learn by trial and error. I still do not know the use for honor points, other than in the shop. Should I be saving them, I don’t know. But if that is the case it punishes me for picking anything other than the honorable choices in the game. As for choices, the game story is very linear in that you are forced through only one path of choices to complete the quests. You just have to figure out the correct order of choices the developer wanted you to pick. But my biggest gripe of the game is the gating. Why can I not earn enough levels to move to the next part of the story without wasting my time in the training area mindlessly grinding battles? And the side questing doesn’t help since it is on a timed unlock. This alone is why I have removed at least one star from my review.