Sprint RPG is a new iOS and Android game that sends you running through a dungeon in a first person perspective, just like an old-school RPG‘s that were inspired by Dungeons and Dragons. The difference here is that this game has you running through at high rates of speed, making tight turns, questing through levels, and knocking off enemies.
Your goal is to get through the increasingly difficult levels without dying, and the further you go in this game, the more difficult it becomes just to make it through alive. You can earn coins, unlock a whole bunch of new weapons and equipment, and more.
Read on for some tips and tricks for Sprint RPG!
Your goal is to make it through the dungeon alive, but it gets tough because even for each correct move you make, you lose a hit point. If you make a wrong turn or get hit by an enemy, though, you lose far more than just a hit point. So you have to make all the right moves, because the margin of error is low.
Each enemy has their own pattern that you have to follow in order to avoid getting hit. Flying skulls can be taken out with just one sweet. Skeletons can be taken out with two hits in a row. Flying triple skulls can be taken out with a hit, then a shield, then a hit.
Throughout game, you can earn plenty of coins; the main way to earn them is in the dungeons themselves. However, you can also earn 50 coins at a time by watching advertisement videos. Go to the store area to find the video. You can also purchase large amounts of coins in the in-app purchase store.
Purchase new weapons for coins, or for each piece of equipment, there is one item that can be solely by watching an advertisement. As long as you have a good internet connection, tap the video and the video will play, your equipment will be unlocked once the video finishes.
If you ever need a little bit of extra practice, you can always go back to older levels and try them again. You can also earn coins this way, but since there is no one- to three-star system in this game, you can’t earn any extra stars or other bonuses besides that.
When you’re at the level select menu, tap on the book in the lower right corner of the screen. A list of enemies opens up that you can scroll through. The enemy descriptions are useless, because the text is unintelligible by design, but look at the symbols underneath each enemy. They’ll show you the exact pattern you need to tap in order to beat a particular enemy without taking a hit.