Rogue-like x 3D magical action RPG! A great adventure in a fantasy world where you raise a wizard and draw the past of “Charast”!

Caravan Stories is a rogue-like 3D magical action RPG that solves the turmoil that occurs at the magic school. A derivative work of the MMORPG “Caravan Stories” for smartphones, the story is set in the world eight years before the original, and the story is drawn at Emrys Magic Academy where young elves attend. Adopting an easy-to-operate shooting battle that moves the character and companions and fires auto shots while taking full-fledged roguelike elements such as acquiring keys and opening doors! Enjoy a fantasy story full of cute illustrations while building a different character each time in the stage.

In the main stage, drag the screen to move the character, stop it and shoot at nearby enemies. If you enter an area with enemies, the entrance will be blocked, so use cover effectively to avoid enemy attacks, and overcome difficulties with skill-enhanced shots and switching between companions. If you clear the blockade area, you can acquire experience points according to the defeated enemy, and you can select and acquire one of the three displayed skills as the character levels up. In addition to this, there are various NPCs along the way, and talking to them will trigger story events and give you skills.

Set in the world 8 years before “Charast”, you can see the childhood appearance of the characters that appear in the original, and bonus elements such as obtaining free charging currency for Charast by playing this game are also included. The game flow and system are almost a roguelike shooting game. Compared to the existing work, the dungeon’s structure was more complicated, and the roguelike elements were strengthened, such as the occurrence of story events and the acquisition of keys to open doors.

As the stage progresses, stories with cute illustrations are unlocked. The OP movie that can be viewed by tapping the icon on the top right of the main screen is also high quality, and it’s good to immerse yourself in the fantastic and cute world of the characters even from this game—rice field. However, the enemies are quite hard from the early dungeon, there is a concept of hit rate, and mistakes in attacks occur frequently. Gacha is also difficult to pull; the difficulty level changes depending on how strong a weapon you can get from the beginning. And I was worried about the game balance being set by watching advertisement videos and micropayments (obtaining 3-star weapons).