Fitness RPG: Pedometer game

Name: Fitness RPG: Pedometer game
Rating: 4.6432 (1676 reviews)

Health & Fitness

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Fitness RPG: Pedometer game

Health & Fitness

4.6

1.7K ratings

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Shikudo Co., Ltd.

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User Reviews for Fitness RPG: Pedometer game

Confusing & Not Motivating

Giving three stars because the app seems to function without many bugs, despite lots of features. The problems are multiple. There are SO many places to check to help your game that you spend more time doing that than walking. There are like ten different kinds of currencies, some of which you can only earn by walking but others you can earn by watching ads or paying. So it kinda motivates you to do that instead of walking. My main issue is that everything is just kind of thrown at you without much explanation. I did the tutorial but there are SO many mechanics that it’s just overwhelming and the tutorial doesn’t cover it all. What are the benefits of the different hero types? The pets? How can you tell what kind of enemy you are facing to know how to rearrange your party? It’s just all too much.

2savvy2bsavvy2k13, Dec 27, 2022

Meh

Just another one of those “games” that has you clicking a dozen different places to collect “rewards” (for such useful things as Smiling. Yes really). Adware, microtransactions, and a teeny bit of credit for steps you’ve walked. The chests for walking start at 50 steps with no ability to turn up the difficulty to make earning chests an actual challenge. There’s way too much that you can do without walking at all. Three stars because i actually did play it for a few days but I was looking for a game to encourage me to get active and this one didn’t really do it

Canoncowgirl, Jul 02, 2022

Best of its kind

This is the only game that I see on the market that incorporates pedometer into a real RPG. So far there is no other like it, which is mind-boggling. This game has such monopoly on individuals who love RPG and at the same time want to become more active. This game makes so much advertisement endorsement money, yet because there is no other and like it, I watch the 10+advertisement in the morning to collect crystals and another 5-10 every hour to collect extra resources. When will other mobile game developers catch on to this massive money making method? Btw the guild contribution reward isn’t good enough. I spend so much crystal on guild lottery, and the best thing contribution points could exchange is a random single pet fragment, of which I need 20 pieces to actually use in game, and another 20 pieces to have a chance to evolve? That’s too little reward for the amount of contributions we spend crystals on, in my opinion.

Enzor2015, Dec 08, 2018

Yes

To exercise. When I first got the app I started walking as though compelled. The effect wasn’t constant, and there were quite a few days when I only walked a hundred or two steps. I’ve been using it for about a third of a month and like keeping track of my progress. Level up! Level up! Lv up! I’ve definitely gotten more active than before. I am pleased. Better made than I expected. More immersive, and since I just get so engrossed with story lines, if it’s a good story line, that makes me stay. I especially love humor and irony combined with overdramatics and serious moments, and to me that is what keeps me on. Defeat laziness! Defeat the darkness! Remember to take breaks and not overwork yourself to the point where you’ve gotten leg strain, which I did a lot in high school. I love it! Thank you, creators.Edit: And you added a history feature, so you can collect stuff you missed days ago?! Did you read my mind, because that sounds pretty good in the way of keeping track of progress, and when we all can’t get to everything in the same day. Imo, I like it. And although the app got organized differently, I don’t think it’s a bad thing, though it will still take a while to get used to.

Fujchfft, Apr 25, 2019

Great game but needs some final touches

This game is great but there is some small issues mainly pvp combat is kinda Boring because you can’t actually do anything you just kinda have to sit there and watch also there’s a lot of things in the game that don’t have animations like the green liquid in the fit tower if thing like that we’re animated it would make the game more pleasing to look at besides from those small nitpicks I have zero complaints this game is a great way to get moving while also having some fun I’ve only been playing for a day but I can definitely see the potential for this to be a great gameEdit: to many currency’s

gamerman1177, Aug 02, 2023

No Garmin

I love the idea and the layout of the game! It is easy to follow and not super complicated. The biggest downside of this app is that you can’t connect using a Garmin device. I have only Garmin devices because in my experience they last longer than the Fitbit. I was disappointed to see that I could not progress through the game without a Fitbit. I only have an IPad for an apple device and I am not going to carry that around everywhere I go. Please add Garmin devices as an option for step tracking.

horsesareawesomelol101, Feb 24, 2021

I wish they’d make another.

I love the concept and the gameplay is really well balanced. You sometimes fly through levels. Sometimes crawl. It’s a good story though. My only wish is that there were more stories to complete. Either side quests with the same characters or whole new quests with different ones rpg style.In general though, it’s a good game to get people up and moving and I appreciate the effort of the developers in making it happen.

kingster221, Aug 23, 2022

Beautiful & Well Elaborated

The game has beautiful and cute artwork along with very well developed game mechanics and a great variety of in-game activities which include a quite fun and entertaining main story that with subtlety on it's funny references educates it's players about the importance of having a well balanced food diet to avoid being fully overtaken by the never ending temptations of junk food.Kudos to Shikudo for this very well done game, you can tell the effort and heart put into developing a quality game!

Klostrag, Sep 25, 2022

Great Game!

This game really motivates me to walk more. A lot more! I actually mean a lot, lot, lot more!! I’m currently soaking my feet. Ha!Combined with downloadable audio books from my local library, it’s a winning combination for RPG fans and those who want more exercise. I’m flying through Tom Clancy’s very long Red Storm Rising book (which I also own as a paperback) right now.The game’s support is outstanding (and responsive). I played for free for about 6 weeks on one server. It’s supported by ads that are optional, but it’s worth watching for the rewards. Totally fun without spending a penny.I’m now on a new server as a paying customer, because I wanted to start a guild (and you know how that goes).For what it’s worth, you can find me as Rhandar of guild “Lost Soles” (pun intended) on the Power Tablet server. I intend to play for the long-term. Exercise has never been so easy! :)

markm0722, Mar 05, 2019

Ads, ADs, ADS !!!

Just about everything you do in this game has an accompanying video you can watch for a boost in coins/ treasure. For the first week, it was fun and not too invasive on the game. But after you start unlocking chapters and gaining characters, the amount of ads to watch starts to total about 2 hours a day just to gain all the bonuses. Not so much fitness as much as a chore. Also, but shaking the phone, you can cheat the system. It’s so much easier to plug your phone in and sit down to watch tv while you dangle your phone by the charger and swing it by the cord just above a carpeted floor.

Pincushion437, May 22, 2019

Description

PEDOMETER + RPG! Train your team of heroes as you exercise, the more activities the stronger your heroes become! Let’s take on the challenges, and embark on the journey of becoming the new best you!

It has been 12 years since the Dark Force Took over Fitland. Villagers await the savior to return. Will you be the one to lead a team of heroes, defeat enemies and save them all? KEY FEATURES: * Fitness RPG - Convert your steps into free energy and use them to level up heroes * Sync steps - Uses steps from your phone or sync steps from your Fitbit * Battlegrounds - Explore the Fitland map, fight monsters and save the kingdom * Team of heroes - Collect and train different heroes, form your ace team * Precious equipment and skins - Collect, upgrade precious weapons to make your team stronger * Arena - Compete with other players and fight your way to the top Please Note: Fitness RPG is a free-to-play game, but some extra game items can be purchased for real money. You can disable in-app purchases in your device's settings. HEALTHKIT: Fitness RPG is also an Apple Watch game: it uses HealthKit to read your steps from Apple Watch. Make sure to grant all permissions when asked to authorize with the Health App to make it work. SUBSCRIPTION PRICING AND TERMS: SuperPass offers USD $6.99 monthly subscription after 3-day free trial for accessing exclusive resources and premium features. End of trial and subscription renewal: This price is for United States customers. Pricing in other countries may vary and actual charges may be converted to your local currency depending on the country of residence. Payment will be charged to iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase. Subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period. Account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period, and identify the cost of the renewal. Subscriptions may be managed by the user and auto-renewal may be turned off by going to the user’s Account Settings after purchase. Any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited when the user purchases a subscription to that publication, where applicable. Privacy policy: https://www.shikudo.com/#privacy-policy Terms of use: https://www.shikudo.com/#terms-of-use