Titles like Port Royale or Empire of the Seas already brought the pirate world closer to our computers a few years ago. These works achieved considerable success among millions of users by combining naval battles with other elements such as strategy and resource management. Over time, we have witnessed the birth of more alternatives in which the waters full of corsairs are the protagonists and which have spread to other media, including tablets and smartphones.
The RPG games They have been in the application catalogs since their appearance. To a very varied offer in which the medieval kingdoms with magical touches of which we have spoken on other occasions, lead the download rankings, we must add others such as Saber's Edge, of which we will now tell you its most outstanding characteristics and that it aims to transform the genre.
Argument
A dictatorial regime called the Empire has conquered the world. Our mission will be to form a pirate crew and take down all the builders and leaders of this tyrannical system. To complete the mission, we can choose between 35 characters with unique abilities and powers that will evolve as we obtain resources and gain experience in combat by solving puzzles and puzzles similar to those of Candy Crush.
Gameplay
The most striking of Saber's Edge It is not your handling, but the ability to customization of the protagonists on the one hand, and a setting sound and especially visual, very successful in which 3D plays a crucial role. To these elements, we must add the possibility of creating our own strategies and exploring unknown territories that hide rewards.
Gratuitous?
This game does not have no initial cost and it has landed hard among the novelties of this week on Google Play. However, it has not yet exceeded the 100.000 user barrier and has received criticism in some respects as integrated shopping that can reach the $119 per element and also, an excessive consumption of resources that compromises some devices with modest processors or low RAM. On the other hand, unexpected closings have also been reported that are common to most titles.
Do you think that this type of works that mix elements of role and adventure with others from sagas like Candy Crush could have a future? Do you think they are risky bets that will not have a major impact? You have more information available on similar games like EvilBane so that you can give your own opinion.