Nepa: Saga – Epic Offline RPG or Nepa Saga in short by Bajra Technologies is an action RPG that promises a visually stunning experience on your mobile device, now available on Android and iOS. You take up the character of Ekaa, a humble blacksmith turned legendary warrior, and you’ll embark on an unforgettable journey to save your land from an awakening of evil.
Nepa: Saga brings a South East Asian inspired game world
As per the description, the makers of Nepa: Saga say that it is Nepal’s first mobile offline action RPG powered by Unreal Engine 5, optimized for an on-the-go experience and with intuitive touch controls accessible for players of all skill levels.
In the game, experience intense combat with fluid touch controls while exploring lush forests, treacherous mountains, and forgotten temples brimming with secrets. Nepa: Saga emphasizes its East Himalayan-inspired game world featuring intricate temples, bustling city streets, and towering mountain peaks. You can take a look at the gameplay before you try the game.
Whether the game lives up to its lofty claims remains to be seen, but initial impressions suggest a rather basic and clunky gameplay experience. Additionally, the much-anticipated AAA quality graphics promised by the developer appear to be noticeably absent.
The game is now available globally on Android and iOS platforms. The game is free to play, so if you are interested, give it a try!
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