In virtually every respect, Empire of Angels 4 [$9.99] is a completely average SRPG. The latest in the line of a twenty-year-old series from well-known Taiwanese publisher Softstar, it doesn't stray far from what you've likely seen in a lot of other games in this genre. You'll go from point to point on a map, advance the story, fight some turn-based battles using an ever-increasing group of units, level up your team, and move on to the next challenge. Units can come in a variety of job classes, which define what moves they have at their disposal. Battles are broken up by cut-scenes that move the story along, but the meat of the game is left to the combat.
Empire of Angels 4 only has a couple of gimmicks to call its own. First, almost all of the important characters in the story are well-endowed, cute girls in somewhat skimpy outfits. Second, if any of these characters are defeated in combat, they'll be reduced to their underwear for a couple of seconds before retreating. Since the battles are rendered in a super-deformed style, this is basically played for laughs rather than any sort of titillation. Well, it's lasted this long, so I guess these things are working well enough for the series. I'm pretty sure this is Empire of Angels' debut on iOS, as this is a port of the latest PC release that you can pick up off of Steam. It's certainly the only one available in English on iOS, at least.
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