Exiled Kingdoms RPG Mod APK (Latest Version 1.3.1218) [Unlimited Money,Unlocked] for Android

Exiled Kingdoms RPG Official Introduction

Exiled Kingdoms is a single-player Action-RPG that allows you to roam freely through a unique world. It is an isometric game, inspired by some of the best role-playing games from the past decades; it brings back the old spirit of the classics in many ways: a challenging environment, choices with consequences, and a solid game system, with different paths to develop your character.

Explore the world: no one will point you to the best hidden secrets. Talk to hundreds of different characters, each with unique dialogues, and solve dozens of quests. Customize your character with dozens of skills and hundreds of different items. Overcome all kind of monsters and antagonists, choosing carefully the weapons or powers for each encounter. And return to the classical dungeon crawl, with traps and secret doors, and death awaiting the unwary adventurer behind every corner.

Free version: allows to play as a Warrior or a Rogue. It includes 30 areas, 29 completable quests (others partially completable), around 30 hours of gameplay, with a level cap adequate to the areas available.

Full version: a single in-app purchase which unlocks everything, forever (no micro-transactions). Includes 146 areas, 97 quests (plus randomly generated quests), over 400 dialogues, counting over 130,000 words; approximately 120+ hours of gameplay. Additionally, the full version unlocks the Iron-Man mode (permadeath) and makes the Cleric and Mage classes available.

There are NO further micro-transactions. No pay-to-win, no "energy", no ads. Just a game, like they used to be.

Story introduction: A dark tale, and a brave new world

A century ago, the Andorian Empire was destroyed by a magical cataclysm that brought The Horrors into our world; humanity was nearly annihilated. Many thousands managed to escape sailing away to the Imperial Colony of Varannar: a savage island, dangerous and unexplored. Mistrust and blame made impossible to elect a new Emperor, and the four Exiled Kingdoms were proclaimed.

Nowadays, the ragtag kingdoms still struggle to survive in a harsh land, often waging war on each other. Empire and the Horrors are, for many, just old legends and fairytales. You are a novice adventurer, rarely paying attention to such old stories; you're more concerned with your latest misadventures and lack of gold.

But for once, luck seems to be on your side. You received a letter from New Garand, stating that you are the sole beneficiary of a big inheritance. You don’t remember any relatives in the capital of the Kingdom of Varsilia, but certainly that won’t stop you from an opportunity like this! The road to New Garand will reveal many surprises, and will teach you that fairytales and legends can become, in fact, very real.

Permissions information: the game asks for internet access for connection to Google Play Games. The permission to access your storage is needed to be able to export your saved games to a file or to the cloud. If you prefer to deny these permissions after installation, the game will work fine but you won't be able to use these options.

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Exiled Kingdoms Review & Beginner Tips for Android

If you’re into old-school RPGs that don’t force you to spend money to win, Exiled Kingdoms is a total hidden gem for Android. It’s a single-player, isometric RPG with a huge open world—over 60 areas to explore—and it’s got that classic, no-nonsense feel that old RPG fans will love. I stumbled on it a while back, and honestly, it’s way underrated; not enough people talk about how solid this game is.

First off, let’s get the basics down for new players. This isn’t a casual tap game—you’ve gotta think strategically, especially with combat. Enemies hit hard, and dungeons don’t let you save until you exit, so quick save is your best friend. I can’t tell you how many times I forgot to save and got wiped out by a random group of foes. Pro move: save before talking to NPCs, entering dungeons, or fighting anything that looks tough.

Combat isn’t super intense, but it’s tricky. Don’t just charge in—lure enemies one by one if there’s a swarm, and try to hit them from the back for double or triple damage. Also, don’t hoard potions or scrolls—they’re way more useful early on. That summon wolf scroll? It’ll save your skin against goblins, even if it’s useless later against dragons. And keep a couple Scrolls of Recall handy; they’re cheap and can teleport you out of deadly spots when you’re swarmed.

The item system is simple, which is a good thing. Weapons are basic—iron, steel, that kind of stuff—and their damage depends on the metal. No crazy item grind like other RPGs, which is a relief. There’s no real crafting system, but you won’t miss it with how much other content there is: tons of quests (most with actual story, not just “kill 10 rats”), 300+ items, and over 40 enemy types.

Monetization is a big win here—zero pay-to-win. It’s free to try, and you pay a one-time $3.99 to unlock the full game. No ads, no annoying microtransactions, just hours of gameplay for cheap. By the time they ask you to buy the full version, you’ll already know if you love it (spoiler: you probably will).

A quick XP and gold tip for newbies: fight enemies near your level—you get way more XP that way. Upgrade your Intellect early for an XP boost, and hit up shrines for XP bonuses (100 gold for +3% XP a week is a steal). For gold, hit up undead dungeons—they have sarcophagi with good loot. And don’t buy stuff you’ll sell later; shops mark up items 4x what they’re worth.

Overall, Exiled Kingdoms is perfect for anyone who misses the old days of RPGs. It’s challenging but fair, has a ton of content, and doesn’t nickel-and-dime you. It’s not the flashiest game, but it’s got heart, and that’s more than most mobile RPGs these days. If you’re tired of pay-to-win garbage, give this one a shot—you won’t regret it.