In this fantasy role-playing game, you recruit heroes, explore maps, and upgrade your town to expand your influence. Includes character classes, monster battles, gear crafting, and skill customization.
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AppRecs rating 4.4. Trustworthiness 76 out of 100. Review manipulation risk 25 out of 100. Based on a review sample analyzed.
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4.4
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Ratings breakdown
5 star
85%
4 star
8%
3 star
3%
2 star
1%
1 star
2%
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25% review manipulation risk
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76% trustworthiness score from analyzed reviews
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High user satisfaction
85% of sampled ratings are 5 stars
About Dragon Cliff
***NON-STOP PERKS***
FREE TO PLAY - The battle doesn’t stop when players log off. They can reap the rewards when they next log on.
FREE TO BATTLE - The adventures will fight automatically, and players can choose to unleash powerful skills manually.
***RECRUIT - EXPLORE - EXPAND***
VARIOUS CHARACTERS - 25 classes of adventures for players to recruit. Each adventure has distinct tactics, skills, and talents.
AN OPEN WORLD - Leading by a legend story, players will fight with over 200 kinds of monsters hidden in 7 maps.
EXPAND THE TOWN- Upgrading the town and enhancing the capacity, improving adventures’ ability, unlock overseas exploration and rare commodities.
***RICH GAMEPLAY***
Up to 100 distinct active and passive skills with unique strategic advantage.
Hundreds of gears and recipes can be collected and manufactured, players have flexible strategies.
The Enchantment, Recasting and Transfer systems allow the players to customize the adventures gears.
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Reviews for Dragon Cliff
kenaimeansblackbear
Has Potential - please make a sequel on mobile
A rudimentary team building rpg where you recruit new units (of different potential tiers) and equip them with discovered loot or crafted equipment. I think the game does a decent job of allowing a good breadth of potential equipment stats. It’s also nice to find different rarity heroes and equipment. There seems to be a decent amount of depth as it relates to equipment stats and character skill modification. As said, this game otherwise feels fairly rudimentary and gets old in a few days. There is an idle feature so you can claim a lot of rewards even when you log back in, though it’s a bit of a black box to me. It seems like the devs attempted to make a sequel on steam but it hasn’t progressed in a number of years, speculating many to assume it died. In my opinion, the devs should make a sequel on mobile but focus more on building up the village and finding interesting, unique* (at least randomly generated rather than pre created) residents and heroes that the player feels* a connection to. Make the UI better. Give depth but don’t make the player feel like they need a PhD to keep playing with so much bloated features like in Evil Hunter Tycoon.
Chaotropic Agent
Worst idle game ever
Done in one day. Not worth unlocking the “full game”. Utter garbage. Do not buy.
