Eternal Fantasia

Not exactly the same as Crusaders Quest. However, I admit that when I first saw it, I thought it was a Crusaders Quest clone since they look too similar. They both feature pixel style, cute characters and a side-scrolling 2D auto-battle. However, the way skills are used is different. As in Crusaders Quest, you match skill blocks with the same character to do an attack, in this game, you need to use one of three skills from a character and that character will shift backward based on the cost of the skill.

This is a side-scrolling RPG with special gameplay and a unique strategic core battle design. Characters change the order of their shots by using skills to form a unique square connection. Some characters can strengthen their power through the square connection, and some characters can strengthen themselves through the movement of the square. In other words, by changing the order and timing of skills, you can change the effect of skills, which will be more strategic than the usual turn-based RPG.

A great classic pixel-style RPG. The gameplay is fairly simple, players must release the character skills at the right moment to defeat the enemies. Each unique character such as archer, mage, fighter and, etc has its own unique abilities that will help you on your adventure. Increase your power by doing a successful link skill to perform a more powerful skill. You can also perform a 2x speed and automatic skill casting as well if you want to play in idle mode.