I had remembered Skulls having some kind of persistent growth that carried over from battle to battle, thus qualifying it, even if a little thinly, as eligible for this feature.
The next problem, unfortunately, came down to my faulty memory.
Since the developer has stated clearly that they’re working on a fix, I decided I could let that go and got to work playing the game on older hardware. First, I discovered the game is broken in the latest version of iOS. Last week, I announced that the next game would be Skulls Of The Shogun (Free), but as you can see from the title, we’re not covering that one. I hope you’re enjoying our little tribute to one of my favorite holidays.įirst of all, I have to apologize and offer some explanations. Some of these picks stretch the RPG definition a bit more than I might usually allow during the rest of the year, but with a few allowances, we should have enough games that fit the theme to keep this going for a few more years, at least. The idea is that I try to find RPGs with that good old Hallowe’en spirit to play for this month’s picks. We’ve reached the back half of our second annual October celebration of all things spooky and scary in RPGs here in the RPG Reload. You can give me suggestions by commenting below, posting in the Official RPG Reload Club thread, or by tweeting me at As I plan the schedule pretty far in advance, you might not see your suggested game for a while, but rest assured, it will be added to the master list. As the king of this castle, I try to choose a balanced set of adventures from week to week that represent this incredibly wide genre, but if you feel like I’m missing anything important, please let me know. It’s a chance to revisit classics, reflect on their place in the overall tapestry, or just to take a deeper dive than our reviews typically allow. Each week, we take a look at an RPG from the App Store’s past to see how it’s holding up in the far-flung future that is today. Hello, gentle readers, and welcome to the RPG Reload, the weekly feature where we know when to hold them and know when to fold them.
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