“Revenger 3” is a single-player RPG. It is the third installment in the series, originally released for Japanese feature phones, and serves as the sequel to “Revenger 2.”
・Introduction of Party System
This title introduces a new party system. By assigning roles that leverage each party member’s unique traits, the range of strategic options has expanded significantly. Even battles against powerful enemies can be overcome depending on your party composition and tactics.
・Unique Growth System
Like its predecessor, the growth system does not use a level-based system; instead, abilities gradually increase through repeated battles. Furthermore, the special skills feature a “Proficiency” system, where skills become stronger the more you use them, giving you an advantage in combat.
・Weapon Synthesis System
Weapons can be enhanced by synthesizing them with a wide variety of materials or other weapons. Players can create unique equipment based on their own choices.
Party development, skill enhancement, and weapon synthesis are all closely intertwined, creating a simple yet deeply strategic gameplay experience.
Use your honed strength and your allies to take on a host of formidable foes.
Furthermore, this title faithfully recreates the gaming experience of the i-mode era using a proprietary i-mode compatible layer.
It also features nostalgic 12-dot fonts and retro audio, allowing you to enjoy the atmosphere of that era just as it was (switchable).
While preserving the original graphics and game balance, we’ve optimized the game for comfortable play in today’s environment by improving the UI and pacing, and adding gamepad support.
◆Story◆
Captain Saijo (CS), a lone hero who has defeated powerful foes such as the Demon Sword Tilfing and the Demon Wolf Vanalgand, continues his journey.
Accompanied by his partner, the Divine Wolf White Howling—a companion he met while pursuing the Demon Wolf Vanalgand—he continues his training journey today.
It was then that he heard a boy’s scream in a village he happened to stop by.
Rushing to the scene, CS discovered a man claiming to be an envoy of the Muscle Association attempting to abduct a boy with exceptional physical potential.
CS easily defeated the Muscle Association member, but...
◆Controls◆
[Movement] : Arrow keys, D-pad, Left Stick
[Confirm] : Z key, Xbox A button, PS O button
[Cancel] : X key, Xbox B button, PS X button
[Quick Menu] : C key, Xbox Start button, PS L2 button
[Menu] : Tab key, Xbox Y button, PS Triangle button
[Soft Key 1] : A key, L1 button
[Soft Key 2] : S key, R1 button
◆Weapon Synthesis◆
Synthesis can be performed at the “Alchemy Shop” located in town.
By synthesizing items such as “Crystals” or “Fairy Feathers” with a weapon, you can change the weapon's attack power, hardness, weight, and attributes.
Monsters have a certain hardness, and if your weapon’s hardness does not exceed that of the monster, the damage dealt will be reduced.
Additionally, as weight increases, your movement speed decreases, and your turn in combat will come later.
It is essential to not only increase attack power but also make your weapon harder and lighter.
Furthermore, if you possess “Spirit’s Tears” and select a weapon that is not currently equipped as the synthesis target, you can fuse it with your currently equipped weapon.
When you synthesize weapons, the target weapon’s properties (element and special effects) are added, allowing you to create a more powerful weapon.
A single weapon can hold up to two properties in total, including the one it comes with from the start.
Think about the strongest combination just for you.
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◆Weapon Types◆
Some weapons, such as “spears” and “naginatas,” are capable of area attacks. While you cannot synthesize them to transfer their area attack effects to other weapons, you can use them as base materials for synthesis.
◆Changes from the Feature Phone Version◆
・Upgraded to 60fps
・Enhanced effects
・Faster pacing
・Added convenience menu (full HP function and shortcuts)
・Increased save slots from 3 to 9
・Added a feature to display a list of buffs and debuffs during battle
・Changed damage calculation for enemies from processing each one individually to batch processing
・Adjustments to certain parameters, etc.
◆Notes◆
[※] This game runs at a fixed 60 FPS. If a display with a refresh rate other than 60 Hz (or a multiple thereof) is connected, the motion may feel choppy.
[※] This game contains mild depictions of violence, such as punching and slashing, rendered in pixel art, as well as sexual content (such as pixel art of half-naked men).