
As the typical anime hero, it is your job to do battle with all sorts of creatures both mythical and not. Enemy types are surprisingly varied with multiple types in each area. Still, it will take you quite some time to see them all. This is due to the game's central mechanic which, depending on your point of view, may be considered a drawback.
Each time you start a new game, you are given a total of 30 battles to fight. This may seem counter-intuitive, considering how nearly every RPG seems to expect a commitment of 60 hours. And you may very well spend just that long playing Inflation RPG altogether, as each individual game lasts around 5 minutes, making for an excellent pick-up-and-play experience.

Random encounters are also handled uniquely, most similarly to games like Dragon Quest 7 and Chrono Trigger. While you aren't able to see your enemies, there is a progress bar which displays how likely you are to encounter a monster, filling up as you traverse the landscape. While monster characters displayed on screen would be preferable, it is still nice to have some idea when the next encounter is going to happen.

While it may have art reminiscent of the classic Nintendo-era Final Fantasy or Dragon Quest series, it's really best to think of Inflation RPG in more modern terms. The gameplay has far more to do with obtaining upgrades, making it much more similar to games such as Achievement Unlocked & Diablo. While this style of game is admittedly not for everyone, it does make for a fun way to pass the time as long as you don't mind being a filthy casual.
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Developer: Tatsuki
Publisher: Tatsuki
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