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GrandChase - Action RPG gameplay

Form a powerful team and battle through dungeons in this action-packed RPG

GrandChase
  • 1.78.2 Version
  • 4.4 Score
  • 2M+ Downloads
  • In-game purchases License
  • 7+ Content Rating
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Continue The CHASE!

Join over 2 Million Chasers in the game that is sweeping the globe! Discover for yourself why people are jumping into this Chase, which offers adventure previously only available on your PC. Construct your ideal Dream Team from a pool of over 100 heroes, both new and classic, and guide them through various challenges in this Epic Mobile RPG!

Designed for die-hard RPG enthusiasts, immerse yourself in a superbly crafted storyline and develop your party members as you navigate through different solo play modes. You can also engage with a guild, make friends, participate in Dual Raids alongside others, and even compete against fellow Chasers in PVP battles! This is a game that will keep you captivated!

Witness firsthand why players are rating this game highly and why it has been ranked among the "Top 10 RPG Games" in 25 countries!

Download NOW and commence your adventure TODAY!

▶ Just Tap & Drag! ◀

Lead your party with user-friendly controls!

▶ Your choices influence battle dynamics ◀

From skill timing to order, positioning, and tactics

it's YOUR decisions that shape battle outcomes!

▶ Gather and Slay! ◀

Experience true action on mobile!

Enjoy the thrill of amassing over 100 monsters and then taking them all down at once!

▶ Loved by 20 million players, the RPG king makes a comeback! ◀

Embark on the epic chase to track down Kaze’aze across dimensions once more!

This serves as the official sequel to the free-to-play online PC game, GrandChase, cherished by 20 million users globally!

▶ Amass Numerous Unique Heroes! ◀

In addition to the original GrandChase cast, new characters have been introduced!

With 100+ different heroes and several pets to collect

you have the freedom to mix and match to form your distinct team!

▶ Diverse Modes! Varied Gameplay! ◀

Advance, evolve, prestige, and awaken!

Form your party of 4 along with pets for different gameplay modes and content!

GrandChase – Beginner's Guide to Heroes

Heroes – How to Upgrade & Level Up

A hero collector RPG can be as good as its hero lineup right? Unless you have a distinct hate for well-made and vibrant anime characters, you won't be displeased with the roster!

Hero Classes

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GrandChase uses classes to identify each hero's abilities and role in combat, so it's (usually) wise to build a balanced team, with the holy trinity of tank / healer / dps. The 5 classes are:

Tank – Their role is to stay at the front lines, and absorb most of the enemies' damage, while protecting the other party members. They will usually be the last men / women standing, so you want to make sure that you prioritize their upgrades, just after your main DPS hero.

Healer – If you ever been a part of a dungeon party in an MMORPG, you know how important the role of the hearer is! He / she will increase your party's sustainability by a long, long margin, long enough to help you unlock new content faster. Leave him last for upgrades, but that doesn't mean it's not a must-have in your party (unless you are on grinding mode).

Assault – Melee physical DPS. Since both other DPS classes are ranged, it makes sense to use an Assault hero as your 1st DPS, but it doesn't mean you have to do it (I personally don't).

Ranger – Ranged physical DPS. You need at least 1 ranged DPS in your team, so that you can unleash some powerful skills while being safe from harm. RNG & preference will be the deciding factors here.

Mage – Ranged magic DPS. Same as above, personal taste will be the deciding factor of your DPS classes (don't forget there's more battle modes that will let you use more than 4 heroes in your team).

Hero Ranks

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A Hero's rank, is synonymous with its rarity – therefore its power – to a great extent. There are 4 different ranks in GrandChase: 

B Rank – The worst rank. Your best bet is to sell them for Prestige Points (Inventory -> Hero -> Sell Hero) to advance your main heroes, or for occasional Fusions (Inventory -> Hero -> Fusion).

A Rank – Don't let the fact that Kyle – the story's main hero – is an A rank fool you. They will just provide you with more Prestige Points, and can get you better Fusion rates for S / SR than B Ranks can.

S Rank – Starting out, and for a really long time, S Ranks will be your bread & butter! They are relatively easy to acquire by progressing through the game's thousands of quests / rewards / events, so you just want to make sure that you decide on your main S ranks quite early. You will need a lot, a lot of copies in order to advance them, so better start collecting the same ones early on (you will get a lot of Select Tickets, which let you select the S rank hero you want for free).

SR Rank – SR is the dream, as in most gacha games! These are quite, quite rare to stumble upon, so if you get to choose one, make damn sure you know who you're getting!

Hero Evolutions

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As you would expect from a hero collector RPG, heroes come in different evolutions, depicted with stars!

A hero can have 3, 4, 5 or 6-stars, which also change his sub-name, appearance and portrait, and of course make him more powerful! All heroes you can get from Summons or Tickets are either 3 or 4 stars (or 5 stars for SR rank), but you can evolve them up to 6 (check out Hero Evolve below).

You will need the precious Evostones in order to evolve your heroes, so make sure you don't waste them carelessly!

Hero Growth

There's many, many ways to upgrade your heroes in GrandChase, and all of them feel balanced and rewarding, without the need for extreme grinding in order to progress.

They don't earn XP through battle, and their growth relies on acquiring various materials, copies of the same hero etc. Let's see all the ways you can upgrade your heroes in more detail:

Hero Upgrade

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Each hero can be upgraded from +1 to +12, gaining better stats with each level, and being limited by its Evolution:

3-star heroes can be upgraded up to +3

4-star heroes can be upgraded up to +6

5-star heroes can be upgraded up to +9

6-star heroes can be upgraded up to +12

In order to upgrade heroes, you have to use Monster Cards as upgrade materials. Simply open the Party interface, choose the hero you want, then tap on Manage, then Hero Growth. The first tab you are going to see, is the upgrade tab.

Here, you can choose Monster Cards on the right, that you want to use in order to upgrade your heroes. Depending on your hero's evolution (stars), and the Monster Card's evolution, you will have a bigger / smaller chance of succeeding the upgrade.

Keep in mind, that each successful upgrade attempt, will cost you the corresponding amount of gold that shows up. This won't be an issue when you're starting out, but later on gold is going to be scarce, and correct management will make a big difference into how you progress into the end-game.

Hero Evolve

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In order to upgrade a hero past its upgrade limit, you have to evolve it. The lowest hero evolution is 3-stars, and the highest 6-stars.

Each evolution offers better stats, and costs a special item called Evostones. Each class get its own version of Evostones, so for example in order to evolve a 3-star Tank hero to 4-stars, you need to use the Tank Evostones.

There's many ways you can acquire Evostones, which we'll discuss below, but with some pre-planning you won't have a hard time getting them. This is the amount you need for each evolution: 

To evolve a 3-star hero to 4-stars you need 2 Evostones & 5,000 Gold.

To evolve a 4-star hero to 5-stars you need 10 Evostones & 60,000 Gold.

To evolve a 5-star hero to 6-stars you need 40 Evostones & 100,000 Gold. 

Hero Prestige

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After reaching the max level of evolutions and upgrades, which is 6-stars +12, you can start leveling his Prestige level. 

Prestige can go up to 100 levels, and in order to upgrade it you need a special item called Prestige Points (and of course gold). The best way to acquire these, is by selling heroes you don't need through Hero Sell in your Inventory, or by using Request Points (more on that below).

Prestige levels provide a great buff to your hero stats, so make sure to get as many as you can afford for your mains.

Hero Traits

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Every 10 Prestige levels you get, you will also acquire 1 Trait point you can use to provide certain passive buffs to your hero.

You are quite limited into your choices, since you can only get a max of 10 points, letting you max out just 2 passives, or allocate them as you see fit. Fortunately, depending on your hero class, it is usually clear where you want to invest:

Skill Attack Damage Reduction > Basic Attack Damage Reduction for Tanks

Increase Healing Magic Recovery Amount > Skill Cooldown Reduction for Healers

Basic Attack Damage Increase > Basic Attack Speed Increase > Crit Chance for Ranged & Assault

Skill Attack Damage Increase > Casting Speed Reduction > Skill Cooldown Reduction for Mages

However not all heroes are the same, so make sure you understand your heroes' skills, strengths and weaknesses before moving forward with allocating trait points. Some DPS heroes might need that extra survivability, or a Healer might benefit from going Hybrid and getting more damage.

Keep in mind that you can reset your traits for 150,000 Gold, so it's not the end of the world if you take the wrong decision.

Hero Awakening

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I guess you already noticed some heroes with pink stars – these show the hero's awakening level.

Hero Awakening unlocks at the same time with Prestige levels (that's when you attain a 6-star evolution and a +12 upgrade). Then, you are allowed to use one identical hero and a large sum of gold, in order to awaken your hero.

Identical, means the same hero, at 6-stars +12. Fortunately, it's way less painful & grindy than it sounds, at least for S Rank heroes!

There's also a special hero called Splendid Shiny, and if it's the same class & rank with your hero, it can be used instead of an identical one in order to awaken (these are quite rare, so when you get the choice, think carefully which one you will choose).

Hero Promote

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Last but not least, a 6-star max awakened hero, can be promoted to the next rank with 1,000,000 Gold! That means that you can promote your S Rank to a SR Rank, providing the maximum potential, and.. starting all over!

Promoting S to SR shouldn't be taken lightly, as it's the first expensive upgrade so far, that will downgrade your hero! This happens because promoting strips away your Awakening levels, and as it's normal an unawakened SR hero, is way weaker than a 6-star awakened S hero.

What's more, don't forget than in order to awaken your newly acquired SR hero, you will need an identical hero. You guessed right, you have to go through the whole process of promoting the S rank copy to SR, before you can awaken just one level.

▶Minimum Specifications◀

OS: Android 4.1 or later

CPU: 1.6GHz (quad-core) or higher

RAM: 2.0GB or more

*Optimized for smooth gameplay on tablet devices.

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Information
  • Version1.78.2
  • UpdateNov 09, 2024
  • DeveloperKOG CO., LTD.
  • CategoryRole Playing
  • Requires AndroidAndroid 5.0+
  • Downloads2M+
  • Package Namecom.kog.grandchaseglobal
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User Reviews
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  • erick hernandez
    erick hernandez

    The game's interface is sleek and responsive on my Pixel 2. The gameplay runs smoothly without any lag. I really appreciate that there aren't too many ads that pop up, and the auto skill feature activates rapidly. The tutorial system is great because it lets you skip things you already know. The notifications are not overwhelming, which is a big plus for me. Setting it up and playing is hassle-free, and I received a lot of bonus items even though I started playing a year after it was released.

  • ardana maliki
    ardana maliki

    The new Grand Chase is quite different from the old one we remember, missing its signature side-scrolling gameplay. But as a mobile game, it still impresses. The story is humorous and presented in a comic style, featuring our beloved heroes. The graphics and hand-drawn backgrounds are charming, and the game runs smoothly without any lag on my phone. Unlike many similar titles, there are actual gameplay mechanics here. Each hero has two skills, and at higher levels, they gain passive and special abilities. However, the music falls short compared to the original Grand Chase. Despite this, I recommend giving the game a chance – it might pleasantly surprise you!

  • Erno Pakarinen
    Erno Pakarinen

    I really love Grand Chase! I was kind of bummed that it's not a 2D side-scrolling game like the one on PC. But hey, what we've got here is just as fun and addictive. I hope the folks working on it keep adding new stuff and giving us updates regularly to keep the game exciting and alive for a long time. I'd definitely suggest it to others!

  • Ahegao Moe
    Ahegao Moe

    It's been a while since I last talked about this. There have been some significant updates to the game that I want to share. The recent major change, which removed shinies and introduced parallel progression, has really improved the overall gameplay experience. Since starting a new account, I've managed to max out one character completely and nearly finished another one. I'm halfway through two more as well, all in just a little over 2 weeks. Progress does slow down a bit after taking advantage of all the new player perks, but by then you'll already be in a strong position. These changes have been great!

  • Joseline Amanda
    Joseline Amanda

    This game is like a top-tier monster collecting, action role-playing game. When you start playing, it just blows you away. The characters in the game are really cool, and the art design is simply awesome. Honestly, I don't pay much attention to the story because I usually skip that part. If I had to come up with a downside, I'd say the character development is a bit lacking. Even though there are different characters, they end up feeling pretty similar once they reach the same level of power. Despite that, the game is still super fun to play.

  • Jordan Joestar
    Jordan Joestar

    Do you enjoy intricate games that push you to look up information online in order to defeat tough bosses and discover all 50 unique locations where you need to level up your characters for a small chance to make them stronger? Then this game might interest you. The art style is pleasing, but the other characters seem like copies of those from other games and don't really belong in a mobile game.

  • Ahegao Moe
    Ahegao Moe

    The game has a unique style of gameplay that's different from others in the mobile gaming world. The music sets the perfect tone and the character designs are really pleasing to the eyes. It seems like one talented artist worked on all of this, and I'm itching to know their name! The story isn't groundbreaking - your typical battle between good and evil with a main character who thinks they're the big hero. It's entertaining in its own way. There are some mistakes in spelling and grammar, but they don't really take away from the characters. What really makes this game shine is the gameplay. It reminds me of Chrono Trigger, except you have control over where your party moves. Enemies don't just attack you in waves; they might surround you or drop down unexpectedly. You have to be quick on your feet to outsmart them, which is right up my alley when it comes to games. The option to use auto skills caters to both hardcore and casual gamers - a nice touch! Overall, it's a fantastic game that I'm totally into!

  • Erno Pakarinen
    Erno Pakarinen

    Wow, that game is just something else! The heroes are so cool, and the animation is top notch. The events they put on are amazing too! But, there's a bit of an issue - ever since the update, I can't seem to get into the game. Every time I try, it just gets stuck on that loading screen. I even tried reinstalling it, but no luck. I seriously love this game so much, but it's a bummer not being able to play. Hopefully, they can fix this problem soon. I bet other players are having the same issue, too.

  • Eoin Trimble
    Eoin Trimble

    The gameplay is excellent and the graphics are top-notch! However, there's a big issue with the lack of story. When you complete a world, you have to redo it on a tougher setting to improve your skills, which is not well thought out. Rather than making players replay the same levels, adding side quests would be more engaging. Additionally, there aren't many characters in the game.

  • RJ Dollesin
    RJ Dollesin

    I'm hesitant to start playing this game until I can skip those unnecessary intros that explain basic mobile RPG gameplay. The excessive handholding really turned me off right away. It's a straightforward game, similar to many others, and I figured things out on my own before the tutorial even mentioned them. I'm clearly not a newbie and it feels like the game assumes I am. There are a lot of nostalgic reviews, but the game should understand its audience better.

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  • Name: GrandChase
  • Package Name: com.kog.grandchaseglobal
  • Signature: 44d4e5030e8ef42d4dfe06e53b9d493d