Hey guys, I’ve learned how to give out Play Store codes for the In-App Purchases in Epic Battle Fantasy 5.

It’s a bit clunkier than Steam keys, because there’s a limit on how many I can give out, and the codes expire in one year (if they are not used), but otherwise it’s quite similar to Steam’s system.

So if you’ve given money to my Patreon, or have had some fanart featured, or are a translator or Discord moderator, or have otherwise contributed a lot to the community, and want some codes for yourself or for friends, please let me know.

Using the codes seems to be different on the Play Store website and in the app.
In the Play Store app, you can go into your account settings, then “Offers and Notifications”, then “Redeem Promo Code”.
On the website it’s easier. There’s a “Redeem” button in the main menu on the side.

The In-App Purchases should hopefully be unlocked next time you start up EBF5 (maybe you’ll have to press the “Restore Purchases” button in the game).

On most Android devices, if EBF5 runs out of GPU memory, graphics simply do not display.
But for one guy, they do stuff like this…

Credit to Dripsgore from the EBF Discord.

Anyway, I’m currently finalising the translations and working on fixing the last few bugs in the EBF5 Android version.
This process could take a while, but you can play the game now if you want.

Back to work. Trying to make adverts fun in Epic Battle Fantasy 5.
This seems to be the most acceptable way of doing it – they’re totally optional but you get a +30% boost to your battle rewards if you watch them. And of course, you can pay once to get the +30% boost permanently, and never watch an ad again.

Overall, the EBF5 mobile version is almost done! Just gotta fix a few rare bugs and translate the small amount of new text.

Anyway, last month there was a problem with my Google account and my games could not be purchased on Android – this has been resolved!

If you didn’t already know, EBF1, Brawl Royale, and Mecha Dress Up Game, are available on Android.