Asdivine Hearts

It's hard to give this a full THUMBS UP more like THUMBS IN THE MIDDLE but one good thing about this game was the story. Pros: *Loveable characters, witty dialog, and a well told written story. *Does a decent job as a phone port in terms of a port. *Can save anytime anywhere which is nice seeing how big the dungeons are Cons: *The battle system status alignments could have been done a bit better. There IS an in game help but some of the icons are misleading. For example, confusion is a heart like icon. Shouldn't be like a ? or something similar. Other status with up and debuffs are a little confusing as well. S could mean Stregenth or it could be speed etc. *Bosses later in the game get incrediably cheap as they will always get 2 moves back to back. Now normally this isn't bad in an RPG but bosses tend to use the same move on it's SECOND turn and it's usually a nasty AOE that can really hurt the party. *Paralyze somewhat defeats the purpose, while paralyze can stop a bosses first attack it will never stop the second, which again, is usually a nasty aoe. Shouldn't it just cancel all together? It's paralyze. *Only one party member gets a HEAL ALL move, and while potent in the beginning, it becomes weak during near end game after you've leveled a bit up and (I was level 67 at the time of beating the game) I never learned another AOE heal move. Items have a lot of healing potental but they only help ONE character. Not very useful if you're getting blasted by tons of AOES and the like or have to pick up party member(s) with revives and the like. *Lastly, the limit break system is a bit random and broken. While the ingame tutorial states it goes off if you deal a high amount of damage, I've found this to be not true. I've booped some foes noses for under 300 damage out of a possible 5000 and the break would go off. This also can happen with bosses. It's a very random mechantic to the point luck plays a factor. Since theres no cheevos or anything extra to be won defeating a harder difficulty other than my pride, I lowered it to easy near the end of the journey. Do I recommend this game for it's fantastic storytelling? YES it's a great game in that regard and you should play it for THAT. Do I recommend this game for it's game play? All the nopes. Granted I know this was a phone port, there was much room for improvement here for an RPG.

コマンドバトルRPGです。 ガラケー時代のゲームや昔のフリーゲームを彷彿とさせます。 いい点 ・そこそこのボリュームのメインストーリー(40時間程度) ・サブクエスト、闘技場、クリア後の追加ストーリーなどやりこみ要素が豊富なこと 気になる点 ・見た目がチープ このゲームならではの強みはあまりないですが 昔ながらのRPGがプレイしたいという期待には十分答えてくれるゲームです。

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This game has engaging game-play and a great story line. I will say that there is a significant amount of grinding that happens in game.

While I don't think anyone is going to call this game exciting by any means it is still entertaining. There are tons of cut scenes, lots of dialog to read through, but it's plenty enjoyable. It isn't necessarily something I'd replay, at least not for a long while, but it was worth what little I paid to get to play it. I have it set on easy and it's nice and causal fun.

Very repetitive and boring gameplay. Story isn't interesting either. Just some mediocre plot written in less than an our but stretched out with unnecessary grinding for each story mission.

its fun and strait forward, enough side tasks to give you something to do besides main quests. Totally worth it for the game itself. Just dont expect to use the "currency shop" that used to be how it was monitized but you cant purchase the currency now so its basically impossible to collect enough to buy anything cool, and even if you did you would have something better by the time you did it. For example combat has a "continue" option for 100 currency, which is now only obtainable from rare rock enemies, and even then only have a chance to have it, and if they have it you get.. 3 . You would literally have to grind for hours to get enough currency to use one continue on a fight. So its best to just ignore it and enjoy the regular game.