A Gaming Diary
Chaos Rings (iPhone)
Went through the first dungeon at the second difficulty level and didn’t die! Hooray for me!
Die weird bird thing, die!
Partly because I’m stronger than I was, but mostly because I didn’t make any stupid mistakes. Also, there aren’t any bosses, so I was able to use magic in standard fights and not worry.
It’s a slog, this game, but it’s a good slog.
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Chaos Rings (iPhone)
about 1 year ago - No comments
Yesterday, I was wondering if I’d move on to the next dungeon or go back and level up a bit in the first dungeon. The answer is that I went back to the first dungeon, but played it on a harder difficulty. And got slaughtered. I may have to rethink this plan.
Chaos Rings (iPhone)
about 1 year ago - No comments
I cleared the first dungeon last night. The boss wasn’t easy, but I’ve seen worse. He had an annoying “restore health” spell, but at least he had a health bar, so I could see how well I was doing. A far more tactical fight that just hitting Attack over and over again, with a lot
Chaos Rings (iPhone)
about 1 year ago - No comments
A high profile release, this. It’s a proper handheld JPRG game, designed for the iPhone and not relying on an existing name for sales. It’s also very expensive by iPhone standards at £7.49, making it the most expensive iPhone game I’ve ever bought. I’ve only played it for an hour and a half so far,
