Aralon: Forge and Flame is a role playing entertainment game developed by Crescent Moon Games. The last update, v2.00, released on December 07, 2016, and it’s rated 3.64 out of 5 based on the latest 61 reviews. Aralon: Forge and Flame costs $4.99 and requires iOS 8.0+ and Android 7 or newer to download.
Aralon: Forge and Flame Gameplay Overview
Description
"That which once was, may yet be again. From ash and sorrow, a hero shall arise, wreathed in shadow, forged in flame. .
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Sorely disappointed with NOT being able to use my Steel Series Nimbus controller on my 10.5” iPad Pro with this game. It didn’t work with my old iPad Air2 either however it works on the iPhone 6 Plus and 8 plus. Please add support for the controllers on iPad so I can change my rating. 👍🏻
★★★★☆Good game
Good game that has the potential to be a 5 star game. This aralon was so much quicker and less involved than its predecessor
★★★★★A true classic
I had the first game (aralon sword and shadow) and even though I loved the first one more than this one, this is still an AMAZING game for being on mobile, an open world rpg with a world big enough for you to explore and do many things, this game truly gave me some good memories as a kid, well worth the purchase!!
★★★★★Nostalgia
They don't make em like this anymore... 'nuff said. Its worth playing. Traditional open-world, 3D, RPG. Stats & class based. I shed a tear (figuratively,) as I reminisce on how videogames will never be the same as they once were.
★★★★☆Not bad
Not a bad game. Kinda hard at first if you go straight for the main quest instead of leveling up in caves and stuff first. The main thing I hate is that all the enemies sound exactly the same. Gets old hearing the Sam sound when killing enemies.
