SprayPanel vs Ashen Road

Spray Panel is a fast-paced 2D panel action RPG / puzzle RPG where you spray-paint panels to win. Press and hold to change a panel to your color. Then drag & drop the finished panel onto enemies or allies to trigger Attacks / Defense (Guard) / Healing / Buffs & Debuffs. Battles are turn-based with a time limit. Building the best move in just a few seconds makes the “panel control × strategy” gameplay truly addictive. Enjoy the familiar feel of classic panel-based RPGs and the satisfying rush of paint-action games—through intuitive controls like tap, swipe, press & hold, and drag. Collect unique characters (Gacha / Scout), build and train your team, and clear stages with your own colors and skills. Quick decisions and sharp control lead straight to victory.

They came at dusk, when the moon hung low and red. By dawn the caravan was ash, and Tarn's kin were gone east along the Ashen Road. Ashen Road is a side-scrolling sword fight across a dying bronze-age frontier. Follow the captives one link of the chain at a time: through raider camps and ruined watchtowers, a drowned river town, a salt market where people are weighed like grain, burning grassland, a forest of bone and a mountain pass, to the oldest ruin under the moon, and home again. BUILT FOR ONE THUMB AND A GLANCE You move and choose the target; Tarn swings the sword. Drag anywhere to move, tap an enemy to go after it, flick to dodge, and hold still to wind up a spinning heavy strike. Nothing to memorise, and every fight rewards reading the enemy rather than tapping faster. A STORY TOLD BETWEEN BLOWS An old storyteller's voice narrates as you go, in short lines that never stop the fight. Nine chapters, each with its own place, its own enemies and its own task: light the signal fires, break the slave cages, topple the pyres. - 9 hand-painted chapters - Fully voiced narration with subtitles - Original score - Progress saved at checkpoints; replay any chapter you have reached No account. No ads. No in-app purchases. No network: the game works entirely offline and nothing you do leaves the phone.