Everybody's RPG is free on play store for now!!


Roleplaying games sure can be a lot of fun. Add to that a quirky, low-res graphics touch and you have a fun RPG with a lot of heroes and quests to play.
Everybody's RPG is that game, and while the description on the Play Store is funny — it legit says "Heroes with various jobs are prepared." That's beyond the point though, the game has a 4.5 rating with around 5000 ratings, and it's available for free right now.

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