RPG Dragon Lapis User Reviews

Customer Experience

Positive experience91.0% of reviews
Neutral2.2% of reviews
Negative experience6.8% of reviews

~ Based on 323 written reviews from the US App Store.

What users say

Is RPG Dragon Lapis Safe?

RPG Dragon Lapis appears safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for RPG Dragon Lapis is 94/100.

This assessment is based on 1,121 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.7/5.

Safety Analysis

96.4% of ratings point to a safe experience
1.5% of ratings suggest some concerns
2.1% of ratings point to a risky experience

~ Based on 1,121 App Store ratings for RPG Dragon Lapis.

Is RPG Dragon Lapis Legit?

RPG Dragon Lapis appears to be a legitimate app. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for RPG Dragon Lapis is 90/100.

Based on 90 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

Good game

Pretty fun and funny little rpg im on

No way to be ad free

Game is good. Ads are a little overwhelming. I’d pay like $9.99 to be ad free, but there’s no option to be ad free anywhere so the ads can be a bit much

Pretty good

The game itself is good I would like to see a better layout. There isn’t much of a tutorial about in game mechanics. But overall a very good pixel rpg. I appreciate that the developers only really hit you with an ad to save. That’s better than some games that just stop you mid play to show an ad.

Old School RPG

Great call back to classic RPGs!

Nostalgia from the 90’s

Very nostalgic of the 90’s era of rpg’s. However, almost similar to EarthBound it does not fall into the classic Tolkien or high fantasy style of storytelling but is instead more comedic with breaking the third wall elements at times. In this sense it’s something comfortingly familiar from the past while also providing something new. I am enjoying it 4 hours in thus far.
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Great Game!

Brings back that old school RPG feel. Been playing it a few days and enjoying every bit of it!

Very fun

I love it, it reminds me of the jrpg’s i grew up playing

Fun!

This game is adorable. lol

Fun

Fun and inclusive. Can make choices and it’s not set options

Data harvesting

Requires you to agree to a EULA where they can harvest your location data and personally identifying info for extremely intrusive ads that you cannot skip or remove.

Dialog Purgatory

I don’t think I’ve ever tapped the screen so much in my life to get through all the conversations. Literally 30 minutes of playing. I’ve been able to battle 2 things and the rest is MFing talking……..

Nice game

Like the old rpg’s

Excellent and Fun

Perfect game its funny engaging and nostalgic

ROG Dragon Lapis

Fantastic. Brings me back to my Dragon Warrior/Final Fantasy days on NES. I love it!

Boring

too much dialogue.
ruined with ads.
queerly ask for a review and then starts to dump ads on you

Great Game

Really fun way to level up and get your characters stronger. Good humor and easy to pick up and play. Reminds me of old school RPG games which is right up my alley!

Ads galore

Starts fun then AD spam to unplayable levels. Shameful

Snuggle

Snuggle will make sense when you’re at that point in the game.

The dragon told ms to review

This games pretty fun. Its a nice old school turn based rpg, I think their growth plate concept is neat and they have some interesting mechanics that are really engaging. Only criticism i have is the lack of equips/items and a lack of loot. You usually end up just looting the same stuff over and over. While i get kemco pumps out rpgs faster than you can say silver dragon, some more unique growth plates and end game items wouldnt do harm.
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It’s a fun old school turn-based RPG with a few modern improvements thrown in.

The only complaint I have are the menus, whether it’s items or spending EP on class advancement, the menus are a multi-layered, poorly designed and engineered mess with terrible markings and indicators, particularly for a button oriented touch screen interface. Other than that, the game has been great.

Seriously, it’s hard to tell what character I’m on or what their current class and level are. I have to go look at other screens then switch back to know if I’m adding the right class to the right character. If there’s an easier way, it’s not intuitive and wasn’t part of the in game instructions.
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