11 Smartphone Game Apps at 120 Yen: 7 Without In-App Purchase Notices on the App Store and 4 With (Things to Check Before Buying)

Published 2026/11/04 / by MASHIMARO produce

Disclosure: the apps in this article were developed and distributed by the operator of this site, Free Game Com (indie developer Masimaro).

"I'd rather buy a game app once, with no extra charges." For anyone like that, here are 11 smartphone game apps distributed on the App Store at 120 yen, sorted by whether they carry an in-app purchase notice.

Note: prices and details are based on the App Store listing (store description) as of October 27 to 29, 2026. They can change, so check the latest information on the store page before buying. App names are our English translations of the Japanese titles. App Store links go to the Japanese App Store; availability may vary by country.

Basic information (App Store listing)

• Price: all 11 are 120 yen (as of October 27, 2026).
• Supported OS: iOS 15.0 or later (Seeker Guild: iOS 11.0 or later).
• Languages: Japanese and English.
• Age rating: Stage Light is 17+; Dungeon Shop, Isekai Henteko Dungeon and Midnight Road Drive are 12+; Card Craft is 9+; the rest are 4+.

7 apps without an in-app purchase notice

Apps whose App Store page shows no in-app purchase notice.

• Card Craft (9+): one-handed, portrait craft and survival where you tap 35 cards. (App Store)
• Puzzle Box Escape (4+): a 3D escape puzzle where you solve puzzle boxes. No ads, no time limit. (App Store)
• The Mole and the Lantern (4+): a mining game where lantern oil runs down. Playable offline. (App Store)
• Seeker Guild (4+): find people in a town crowd from the portrait on a request sheet. A 34-chapter story. (App Store)
• Mine Digging 2048 (4+): a 2048 x match-3 ore puzzle. Offline, no account, no ads. (App Store)
• Meteor Merge (4+): a physics puzzle played with gravity; merge meteors up to Jupiter. (App Store)
• Midnight Road Drive (12+): a night-drive horror game. A few minutes per run. (App Store)

4 apps with an in-app purchase notice

Apps whose App Store page shows an in-app purchase notice. Check the details on the store page before buying.

• Dungeon Shop (12+): a shop-management RPG. Fully offline, no ads (store description). (App Store)
• Isekai Henteko Dungeon (12+): a turn-based roguelike RPG. (App Store)
• Stage Light (17+): an idol raising x agency management simulation. (App Store)
• Fossil Dig Clicker (4+): an idle mining incremental. (App Store)

A rough guide to choosing

• You want to play through with no extra charges: start with the 7 that show no in-app purchase notice.
• You want short sessions: Mine Digging 2048, Midnight Road Drive (a few minutes per run).
• You want to take your time: Card Craft, Seeker Guild, Dungeon Shop.
• You want to play with a child: the 4+ apps (always check the age rating before buying).

What to check before buying

1. The latest price: it can change with sales and the like.
2. The in-app purchase notice: check on the store page.
3. Supported OS and size: can your device run it?
4. Try for free first: some, such as Card Craft, have a free browser version (Card Craft (browser version)).

What about Android prices?

Check each app's page for Google Play prices and purchases. For Android picks, see 12 Android game apps.

FAQ

Q. Do 120-yen game apps have extra charges?

A. On the App Store listing, the 7 apps introduced have no in-app purchase notice. For the 4 that do, check the in-app purchase details on the store page. The listing can change.

Q. Where can I see the in-app purchase notice?

A. On the App Store page for an app, a notice such as "Offers In-App Purchases" appears in the information section or near the price. Check before buying.

Q. Are they 120 yen on Android too?

A. Check each app's page for the Google Play price. The prices on this page are based on the App Store listing.

Q. Which apps have higher age ratings?

A. Stage Light is 17+; Dungeon Shop, Isekai Henteko Dungeon and Midnight Road Drive are 12+; Card Craft is 9+; the rest are 4+ (App Store listing).