Good evening. Let me tell you about a good Android RPG called Exiled Kingdoms. First, the specifics.
Availability: Android Google Play Store (Link)
Price: Free with in-app purchases.
Category: RPG
Player: Single-player

This game is a single-player offline isometric RPG in the vein of Sacred. The character models are not exceptionally well done, and the story, at least at the beginning is pretty hackneyed. I haven't gotten past the first major checkpoint of going the the first country's capital city. But I've achieved level 5 as a warrior and have spent a few small points. On that note, the game is a very limited demo which will stop you from levelingpast level 4 or accessing most areas of the game. The only in-app purchase unlocks the full version for $3.99US. There are no ads that I noticed in the free version of the game.

Overall this game is very fun and definitely worth the price if you liked Sacred or Sacred 2. Combat can be a little boring, but there are several skills to lighten it up. There are a few small bugs, but nothing too big I've seen. The devs are still working on it. So pick it up and give it a try if you have a compatible device!

Guess no one really cared. Or you're all too busy playing it to post.

About a month a go I found and played the free version of the game. It is an ok game. But nothing too special I think. I only reached level 3 before I stopped playing. It reminds me of an open-source game called flare

Phone game, In app purchases, google and google store, I am surprised I read that far.

The store page says "£0.50 - £3.89 per item" for me, which seems to indicate there's more than just an 'unlock fee'

^ This.
(well, unless it's cheap and nice like Dungeon Quest)

I like I, we have morals, unless its cheap!

Nightcraw1er.488, what are you doing to me today?? (@_@)

Eh... touch controls in android games isn't for me. As a side note (because i've decided to check the rest of the Google Play store, the Tales of Illyria games are currently cheap, i've only played the Fallen Knight and it was well worth it.

There is only the one In-app purchase in the store, and it unlocks the full game. That's all there is in the store. I have no reason to lie to you. It's not my game, I have no connection to the developer. I tried it, I enjoyed it, and thought I'd share it here for all of you. Again, the only in app purchase is to unlock the full version. It is not any kind of item sale or anything like that. They merely ask $3.99US to unlock the complete game after a brief demo version, which is a good price for a game this size. It's better than most other RPGs on Android. Android can be a legitimate gaming platform if people will develop more games like this one for it. The biggest problem with Android as a gaming platform is that most developers are chasing that dollar, and they find that in micro transactions. Play for free, pay lots to win!!

Might be worth while to talk about this game again.

Steam Link:
http://store.steampowered.com/app/788270/Exiled_Kingdoms/

To be fair, Google Play is absolutely terrible when it comes to in-app purchase descriptions. Games with no in-app purchases will be listed as having them or will be listed with having a range of in-app purchases while having only one in reality.

[EDIT] Aaaaaand I responded because of necromancy. Well the point still stands :p

Thanks for posting this. I don't know if I'd pay for the game on PC, it's a great mobile game but lacks some meat and depth compared to PC contemporaries.

Problem is it is still a mobile game. I know some are fine with them, I just find them shallow pointless things and not worth any money. Take tempest released here for example, they did not even bother changing the menus which don't scale well to the screen, and still display swipe to do xyz. Game is terrible for pc, just a con to release a "pc" version. I don't expect any difference from this.

And they charge $10 for a game that's $3.99 on Android. Why? What makes it more valuable on PC?