Revenger3

Revenger3 is a single-player RPG and the sequel to Revenger 2, the third game in a series that began on Japanese feature phones. Captain Saijo (CS), a lone hero who has defeated the Demon Sword Tilfing and the Demon Wolf Vanalgand, continues his training journey with the Divine Wolf White Howling, whom he met while pursuing Vanalgand. When CS stops at a village, he hears a boy scream and finds a man claiming to represent the Muscle Association trying to abduct him because of his exceptional physical potential. CS easily defeats the man, but...

Party and growth

You assign roles to party members based on their individual traits, shaping your tactics against formidable enemies. Characters do not gain levels: their abilities increase gradually through repeated battles. Special skills also have a Proficiency system, becoming stronger the more you use them.

Weapons and synthesis

At the Alchemy Shop in town, you can synthesize weapons with materials such as Crystals and Fairy Feathers to change their attack power, hardness, weight and attributes. Monsters have their own hardness; if your weapon is not harder than its target, it deals reduced damage. Heavier weapons lower your speed and make your turn come later in combat, so weapon choices involve more than attack power.

You can also use Spirit’s Tears to fuse an unequipped weapon with your currently equipped one. The target weapon’s element and special effects are added to the equipped weapon, which can hold up to two properties, including its original one. Spears and naginatas can attack an area; their area-attack effects cannot be transferred to other weapons, but they can serve as synthesis materials.

Retro presentation

The game recreates the experience of the i-mode era through a proprietary i-mode-compatible layer, with nostalgic 12-dot fonts and retro audio that you can switch on or off. It preserves the original graphics and game balance while updating the UI and pacing for play in a modern environment.

Updated features

The feature-phone version’s changes include:

• 60fps and enhanced effects
• Faster pacing and a convenience menu with a full-HP function and shortcuts
• Nine save slots, increased from three
• A battle display listing buffs and debuffs
• Batch processing of enemy damage calculations instead of processing enemies individually