Outerplane is Smilegate turn-based RPG that draws clear inspiration from Epic Seven mechanics while adding its own 3D visual flair and a sci-fi multiverse setting. Combat follows the classic turn-based formula with elemental advantages (Fire > Wind > Water > Fire, with Light and Dark as neutral elements), chain attacks that trigger when allies land critical hits, and ultimate skills with full 3D animation sequences. The story follows K, a dimension-hopping protagonist who travels between alternate worlds recruiting allies and uncovering a conspiracy that threatens all realities. The character designs blend anime aesthetics with sci-fi armor, and the English voice acting is surprisingly competent for a mobile RPG â a rarity in the genre. The game features a gear system similar to Epic Seven, where equipment sets with randomized substats form the core of character building.
Smilegate distributes codes through official social media, version updates, and community milestones. Codes award Ether (premium currency), Recruitment Tickets, Skill Books, and enhancement materials. The game has a pity system (120 pulls for guaranteed rate-up hero) that is slightly more generous than industry average, and stacking free Ether from codes helps free-to-play players reach pity thresholds without spending. Code drops are most frequent during new hero releases, chapter updates, and the game anniversary celebration. The Outerplane community is smaller than Epic Seven but highly dedicated, with active Discord and Reddit communities that track code availability in real time.
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