In this RPG, you can explore storylines, complete quests, and encounter diverse monsters. Includes offline gameplay, character customization, and multiple story chapters.
AppRecs review analysis
AppRecs rating 4.3. Trustworthiness 71 out of 100. Review manipulation risk 23 out of 100. Based on a review sample analyzed.
★★★★☆
4.3
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Ratings breakdown
5 star
62%
4 star
15%
3 star
15%
2 star
0%
1 star
8%
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Low review manipulation risk
23% review manipulation risk
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Credible reviews
71% trustworthiness score from analyzed reviews
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High user satisfaction
77% of sampled ratings are 4+ stars (4.2★ average)
About Devil Stone
To find the fragments of Devil Stone, scattered all over the continent, regain power, and succeed the throne in the Underworld, Phicus encountered Eiji John Austin, the Champion of the 19th generation, and joined Eiji’s team to adventure into the Underworld.
On the journey to adventure with the Devil King and the Champion, the conspiracy hidden is disclosed little by little. Everyone in the team has changed as well. On Lux Continent, the Champion fights against the Devil King, and the story is going in an unforeseeable direction.
Whenever the Underworld Crusade Team reaches a new location, different events and missions will be triggered. In quests, you will bump into all kinds of monsters!
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Reviews for Devil Stone
sharkz¥
宝藏游戏啊
非常好的宝藏游戏，移动端少见的日式rpg，人物建模精美，画风也不错，看得出来是小厂做的，但已经很不错了
Double.D
Not great but not bad
I can’t comprehend the five star ratings. It’s not a bad game, but there really isn’t much too it. It could definitely use a dollar or two struck off the cost. There isn’t much there, but what there is is perfectly fine. As RPG games go, this one comes heavily equipped with rails that you simply won’t be able to deviate from. It’s all very linear, which is par for the course on most mobile games of this type. Much of the progression is pure flavor since the MC’s first combat skill you ever get is significantly more effective than anything else. Ditto for the first AOE skill for multiple opponents when you’re alone. You may try the other skills but you’ll soon realize that it is foolish to use anything but those two. The rest is pretty tacked on. Same with weapons. There are some variations but they boil down to “good” or “worse, but with a critical hit chance.” Hint: do not pick the critical hit chance weapons. Stick with persistent good performance. All in all, a decent game to play over a lazy weekend when you won’t be going out and then delete when finished. The ending hints at a possible sequel, but I’m not sure I’d want to return to this world without the promise of a bit more substance or a lower price.
