Gailardia 3

Bad images transparency(all char and objects) and a lot of grinding. Played on lenovo p90

third game still lag,if lag still... i will uninstall game from yours..

All of the Gailardia games are awesome. If you are into Dragon Quest then check these games out immediately.

Great game wish the 4th one could come out soon

This is 2016.

Great retro rpg.

Please keep them coming.

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The characters are surrounded by HUGE green blocks. Looks really stupid. Nothing like part 1. I have android 4.4.4 so it is NOT because of the 5.0 issue.

Colored boxes around all players and NPCs, as if the tile transparency wasn't working properly.

No response.

This is nice

Gr8 game.

The only problem I have with it is they only translated three of them. There are more games to the series, but I can't read Japanese. MOAR GAILARDIA!

All Gailardia games have some graphics issues on Android 5.0 Lollipop, all sprites are surrounded by a green coloured rectangle (probably corresponding to their image dimensions). Otherwise these are okay old school stype RPGs. They could perhaps use a little more polish and spelling/grammar checking but are otherwise nice.

Wish they would release #4

Good solid work, like the previous two - but one additional feature that really rocks - the ability to turn on a clock on the screen while you're playing! I like that the initial direction to go isn't too obvious - you have to explore around a bit until you find where the next town is.

Best of the 3. Simple, but fun. Too short & easy to complete for 5 stars, but worth playing. Runs smooth. No problems.

These guys came out of left field rocking the old school. Keep it up.

One of the best rpg games. Just wish there was more in English then just the 3 . Please translate the others so I can purchase them and play them.

Any chance 4 5 6 are going to be in English ever?!

This game is exactly like the others in the series, but that isn't a bad thing. Great fun if you like Dragon Quest and other old school RPGs.

Gr8 game.

Good rpg

Sound bugs on wildfire again...Overlapping music, crackling music, and music stopping altogether. Needs a gold bank feature in future releases to store money in like DQ. Also a load option would be nice, instead of using the task killer to reload. The new changes are good though, I just expected more. HTC Wildfire

The Gailardias are retro-RPGs that look and play like the first four Dragon Quest/Warrior games for the NES. The third and final installment to this trilogy (Gailardia 4 will start a new storyline) is similar to the previous two, but with enough new bells and whistles to keep fans happy. Foremost is the new job system. Two more advanced jobs are added to the game, giving five basic and four advanced jobs to choose from. Unlike Gailardia 2, which only allowed one party member to have an advanced job, this version lets all four members (eventually) get advanced jobs. Gailardia fans will find the storyline and gameplay familiar, with enough new things to keep them interested. Some new items have been added. Also new monsters have been added to the game. Fans of the first two Gailardias will even find a surprise in the bonus cave. All in all, this is as good or better than the other two Gailardia entries, and it's well worth the money.

Truly the best rpg and the series keeps getting better. Great game play, controls, challenge, and story line. Quality of dialog is much better and there are updates like work permits that I think are a great idea. I had no issues with sound and other gripes from users are from aspects of the game that make it more challenging. You can't go wrong with this purchase.

Great game glad there are a few more in the series hope they come out in English soon

Great series...frustratingly fun...you'll get lost...frustrated...scream & have loads of fun

Authorization of purchase takes too long then fails. Now Google Play shows the game purchased (though transaction cancelled) yet cannot download. Anyone else experience this?

Good solid work, like the previous two - but one additional feature that really rocks - the ability to turn on a clock on the screen while you're playing! I like that the initial direction to go isn't too obvious - you have to explore around a bit until you find where the next town is.

Best of the 3. Simple, but fun. Too short & easy to complete for 5 stars, but worth playing. Runs smooth. No problems.

These guys came out of left field rocking the old school. Keep it up.

One of the best rpg games. Just wish there was more in English then just the 3 . Please translate the others so I can purchase them and play them.

Any chance 4 5 6 are going to be in English ever?!

This game is exactly like the others in the series, but that isn't a bad thing. Great fun if you like Dragon Quest and other old school RPGs.

Gr8 game.

Good rpg

Sound bugs on wildfire again...Overlapping music, crackling music, and music stopping altogether. Needs a gold bank feature in future releases to store money in like DQ. Also a load option would be nice, instead of using the task killer to reload. The new changes are good though, I just expected more. HTC Wildfire

The Gailardias are retro-RPGs that look and play like the first four Dragon Quest/Warrior games for the NES. The third and final installment to this trilogy (Gailardia 4 will start a new storyline) is similar to the previous two, but with enough new bells and whistles to keep fans happy. Foremost is the new job system. Two more advanced jobs are added to the game, giving five basic and four advanced jobs to choose from. Unlike Gailardia 2, which only allowed one party member to have an advanced job, this version lets all four members (eventually) get advanced jobs. Gailardia fans will find the storyline and gameplay familiar, with enough new things to keep them interested. Some new items have been added. Also new monsters have been added to the game. Fans of the first two Gailardias will even find a surprise in the bonus cave. All in all, this is as good or better than the other two Gailardia entries, and it's well worth the money.