Next Run: Fantasy Strategy RPG

Next Run: Fantasy Strategy RPG

Official Mobile Version

2 ratings
4 reviews
$3.99

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 18, 2025
  • December 30, 2025

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About

Embark on a perilous journey to seal the Gates of Hell in this fantasy strategy RPG. Choose from 8 unique classes, make critical decisions in a procedurally generated world, and build your path to victory through combat, economy, or cunning.

8 unique character classes
Procedurally generated world exploration
Strategic combat and resource management
Squad recruitment and progression
Crafting and item enhancement
Multiple victory paths
Sandbox and Nightmare modes
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What's New in Next Run

1.1.3

December 30, 2025

- You can now move container panels in drag-and-drop mode. - Adjustments to Spanish texts.

User reviews

Deep and compelling

Such a great game. Slightly steep learning curve at first. The tutorial helps and also revisited it again after playing a couple of games. The more I play - the more nuances I find. It’s a delightful mix of RPG, Roguelike with a nod to board game influences. It’s one of those games I pick up it late at night and fall down a deep well levelling up, deciding where to spend skill points, what should I craft, which of my party I should upgrade, where do I explore next on the map…. Look at the clock - long gone midnight. Highly recommended.
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Great game

Game is fantastic, quite a departure from your other excellent games. Looks like the interface needs some work, and there is way more depth here than appears on the surface. Could really use a manual, or a better tutorial but enjoying anyway.

Normal gameplay on normal difficulty is absolute garbage.

This game has tons of potential and I would love to see the devs do something fun with it. However, normal gameplay on normal difficulty consists of your face getting ripped off by an exponentially stronger Hell unit that spawns in to kill you looong before you have the tools to deal with it. Will update my review when the normal game no longer sucks. I’d give Sandbox mode about 4, maybe 5 stars though.

Edit: Thanks for a response! However the issue is not that I am terrible at the game. I found a build that makes normal mode trivial but there are like zero viable other options that are also still fun. My honest recommendation is to just either give players more time (a lot more), or allow players to choose when to spawn the next terminator demon. There is so much potential!
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Response from developer

Normal difficulty is designed around the assumption that the player is already familiar with the core mechanics. If it feels overwhelming early on, we recommend starting on Easy difficulty first to learn systems, pacing, and progression. After that, Normal difficulty is usually much more manageable and fair.

Normal gameplay on normal difficulty is absolute garbage.

This game has tons of potential and I would love to see the devs do something fun with it. However, normal gameplay on normal difficulty consists of your face getting ripped off by an exponentially stronger Hell unit that spawns in to kill you looong before you have the tools to deal with it. Will update my review when the normal game no longer sucks. I’d give Sandbox mode about 4, maybe 5 stars though.
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Response from developer

Normal difficulty is designed around the assumption that the player is already familiar with the core mechanics. If it feels overwhelming early on, we recommend starting on Easy difficulty first to learn systems, pacing, and progression. After that, Normal difficulty is usually much more manageable and fair.

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FAQ

What is Next Run: Fantasy Strategy RPG?

Next Run: Fantasy Strategy RPG is a paid mobile game where players must survive and seal the Gates of Hell. It features 8 unique classes, strategic combat, exploration, and resource management.

What are the gameplay modes in Next Run: Fantasy Strategy RPG?

The game offers two main modes: Sandbox mode, which allows players to progress at their own pace, and Nightmare mode, a challenging experience where even starting as a peasant can be fatal.

Can I play Next Run: Fantasy Strategy RPG offline?

The provided description does not specify offline play capabilities. However, it focuses on single-player progression and strategic elements.

What devices support Next Run: Fantasy Strategy RPG?

Next Run: Fantasy Strategy RPG is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices.

How often is Next Run: Fantasy Strategy RPG updated?

The game was last updated on December 30, 2025, indicating recent development activity. Specific update frequency is not detailed.

What is the age rating for Next Run: Fantasy Strategy RPG?

The game has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of players.

Does Next Run: Fantasy Strategy RPG have ads?

No, Next Run: Fantasy Strategy RPG does not contain advertisements. It is a paid application.

What are the different classes available in Next Run: Fantasy Strategy RPG?

Players can choose from 8 unique classes: Warrior, Mage, Lord, Artisan, Leader, Necromancer, Peasant, and Druid, each offering a distinct gameplay path.