While the iPad is usually known for games that are usually casual games that don’t need a lot of commitment, the iTunes store also has RPGs (short for role-playing games) which, like other console role-playing games, take a long time to play. function. grind and level to perfection to finish.

Hardcore players, rejoice. IPad is our mobile RPG console. Here are my picks for the best RPGs for iPad.

1. Infinity Blade 1 Y two – Infinity Blade is well known for its gorgeous graphics, but the game never disappoints. Infinity Blade 1 had set the gold standard for action RPGs, while Infinity Blade 2 had beaten its predecessor with much more intricate fighting styles and the addition of an online cooperative game called the clashmob.

two. 100 red – This game features a large number of classes with different skill trees and abilities and gameplay that are generally short, ending in one day, usually ending with the death of the player. While 100 Rouges games are usually short, this game needs the player to practice over and over again to really kill the bad guy and finish the game. However, 100 Rouges is not repetitive, as each game gives you a randomly generated map, enemies, and drops that keep each game fresh and challenging.

3. Wizard gauntlet – Mage Gauntlet is a retro-style RPG, much like Zelda, featuring the smart-mouthed heroine Lexi, an anti-mage who can’t produce magic, she just stores it in her glove. Each level is action packed, challenging, and massive. The script is hilarious and you’re guaranteed a laugh every time Lexi says something.

Four. Final fantasy iii – The Final Fantasy series are the pioneering role-playing games when SNES was still the best console. It is now on the iPad with Final Fantasy III. It has the much loved work system, where each character can be assigned a class with different abilities and characteristics. Examples are a black wizard with weak physical attributes and devastating magic, the white wizard which is the same with the first example, only with useful magic, or a knight with strong physical attributes and a large health pool. The job system makes the game extremely customizable, ensuring at least one other replay.

5. Rimelands: Thor’s Hammer – Rimelands is a turn-based game with a big twist on game mechanics: use special types of dice to determine damage and defense values ​​each turn. The dice system is a bit difficult to explain, but you will surely get it after a few hours of play. Rimelands has an interesting plot that will keep you playing to discover more of the story.

There are more RPGs that I can recommend, but these are enough to keep you busy for almost a month. Download them now and have fun.