Tails of Iron

Tails of Iron, also known as Tails of Iron: Rodent Adventure, throws you into a gritty, side-scrolling RPG where you play as Redgi, a rodent prince fighting to reclaim his kingdom from invading frogs. It’s not your average cute critter story. The game combines challenging combat with fortress building and a world filled with quests. Need a challenge? You got it.

What’s Tails of Iron About?

In this action-packed game, you’ll explore six distinct biomes, each with its own enemies and secrets. As Redgi, you’ll carve a path through insect swarms, maggot mobs, and those notorious frog generals. The story keeps things straightforward: reclaim your throne, one sword swing at a time.

Combat That Keeps You Sharp

Combat isn’t just button mashing here. You’ll need to dodge, parry, and learn enemy patterns fast. Boss fights? Prepare to study those amphibian generals carefully—each has its own moves to master.

Key Features

• Side-scrolling action with RPG and soulslike elements
• Explore six unique biomes filled with quests and enemies
• Use a varied arsenal: swords, axes, spears
• Build and upgrade your fortress as a hub for upgrades and allies
• Interact with Redgi’s brothers for missions, gear, and health boosts

Fortress Life and Upgrades

The fortress isn’t just for looks—it’s your base of operations. Chat with Redgi’s brothers: Dug gives you mission tips, Rem-Rem the chef pumps up your health, and Bam-Bam the blacksmith crafts your gear. Lesson learned: always carry a spare sword. You never know when you’ll need it!

Visuals and Voice

If hand-drawn art is your thing, you’ll appreciate the detailed, storybook style graphics. Plus, the narration is done by Doug Cockle, famous for voicing Geralt in The Witcher. It’s a nice touch that adds some personality to the game world.

Why Give Tails of Iron a Shot?

If fighting smart, upgrading your gear, and managing a fortress sounds appealing, this game delivers. It’s challenging but fair, and the mix of RPG progression with tough combat creates a solid experience. Not here for fluff—just good, old-fashioned rodent warfare.