Play ロールコール - 学園戦略シミュレーションRPG on PC Play ロールコール - 学園戦略シミュレーションRPG on PC and Mac

About the Game

Roll Call, developed by FANTAG, is a strategy simulation RPG about five academies whose students fight on grid-based battlefields. The story begins when a sealed door opens deep inside an underground labyrinth. After that, Shinjuku Academy, led by Shiyu, starts taking from neighboring schools. Touka of Shibuya Academy calls the other academies together, and four of them form an Academy Alliance to resist Shinjuku. The leaders do not all want the same thing, though, and a mysterious girl in white soon appears on the battlefield. The narrative moves between all five academies, showing both those who defend and those who seize, and the things neither side can compromise on.
The five academies each have a distinct identity. Shibuya Academy sits in the center of the city. Nakano Academy is lively and friendly. Suginami Academy is surrounded by greenery. Minato Academy is prestigious and values tradition. Shinjuku Academy is fortified and aggressive. Because the story is told from each academy's point of view, you see the conflict from several sides rather than a single heroic angle.
Combat takes place on a grid. Six units move one at a time in speed order, and every action is part of a turn-based system. Unit types include sword, shield, spear, and bow, and each has advantages and disadvantages against others. Elemental patterns (fire, water, wind, lightning) add another layer of matchups. Surrounding allies and enemies strengthens attacks, so the shape of your formation matters as much as the stats of your students. Deciding who moves first and where each skill is used can change the outcome. You can take your time and plan each move, or use AUTO and double speed when you want to move faster.
Recruitment is how you build your roster. You bring in students from all five academies and strengthen them through leveling, skills, and equipment. Who stands shoulder to shoulder with whom, and who takes the front line, changes the way your team fights. Lineup and formation are not cosmetic choices; they affect how your units support each other and how they meet the enemy.
Between battles, the game slows down. You gather materials through mini-games that differ by material: meat hunting, fishing, vegetable puzzles, and ironworking. Ingredients go into cooking, while iron and cloth are used to strengthen equipment. Cooking for students deepens your bond with them, and students with strong bonds will support you even when they are not deployed on the battlefield. Expeditions also continue while you are not playing. Students return with training notebooks and fragments that hone their skills, so you can receive those rewards, grow stronger, and move on to the next fight.
Roll Call is free to play with in-app purchases available. The official website is https://rollcall-jp.com/.
Key features:
Five academies, five perspectives: follow Shibuya, Nakano, Suginami, Minato, and Shinjuku as their leaders pursue different goals.
Grid-based turn order: six units act by speed, and unit types plus elemental patterns create real advantages and disadvantages.
Surround bonuses: positioning allies and enemies together strengthens attacks, rewarding careful placement.
Flexible pacing: plan manually or switch to AUTO and double speed.
Recruitment and growth: recruit students from every academy and improve them with levels, skills, and equipment.
Formation matters: who stands next to whom and who leads the front line changes how the team performs.
Material mini-games: hunt meat, fish, solve vegetable puzzles, and work iron to gather what you need.
Cooking and bonds: cook for students to deepen bonds, and bonded students support allies even off the battlefield.
Offline progress: expeditions bring back training notebooks and skill fragments while you are away.
Playing Roll Call on PC with MuMuPlayer:
Roll Call is a tactical game where small decisions about range, turn order, and surrounding matter. On PC, MuMuPlayer gives the battlefield more room, so you can see the grid, unit types, and elemental matchups without crowding. A larger display helps when you are checking who moves next or setting up a surround. Keyboard and mouse controls make it easier to select units, review skills, and confirm actions during a turn. You can also play on Mac with MuMuPlayer, including MacBook and macOS laptops, as well as Mac mini and Apple Silicon Macs such as M1, M2, M3, and M4 models. If you are on a Windows PC or a Mac, the emulator keeps recruitment, cooking, expedition rewards, and battles in one place, so you can move from management to combat without changing devices. Whether you are comparing unit types before a battle or collecting materials after one, MuMuPlayer gives Roll Call a comfortable PC and Mac home.