
Dreamer Reef O’Meara and his crew on the Surprise journey across Lotia, trying to avoid entanglements with the dreaded Dominion who rule the seas. The nature of their latest enterprise embroils them in a desperate conflict, one whose outcome will determine the fate of all who dwell in Lotia.
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Languages: English
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 24 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Dreamer Reef O'Meara ve ekibi, Lotia'da Sürpriz bir yolculuğa çıkıyor ve denizleri yöneten korkunç Dominion'la karşılaşmaktan kaçınmaya çalışıyor. Son girişimlerinin doğası onları, sonucu Lotia'da yaşayan herkesin kaderini belirleyecek olan umutsuz bir çatışmanın içine sürüklüyor.
A typical JRPG game, with decent graphics and music, intriguing (if somewhat difficult to follow) backstory and relatively smooth gameplay. You play as the captain of a dreamship and his crew of corsairs that are pulled from their smuggling routine into events that could lead to destruction of their dreamworld. As you would expect from a JRPG, your team consists of multitude characters with diverse abilities which grow broader as they level up. Game uses concept of invisible enemies which ambush your party now and then (and get somewhat annoying after a while), on the other hand most combats are resolved relatively fast, and the progress is not too grindy. Best part of the game is that it’s available for free, so it’s definitely worth a try for avid JPRG collectors.
It was really fun only thing quest markers me and my freins had a really hard time finding easy things and I got game at Orlando ix and would recommend
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This is a game with such a potential, when it starts you will be pleasantly surprised by the beautiful scene and the apparent complexity of an original and interesting world and premise. It pains me to say this impression turns out to be completely hollow. What you REALLY end up getting is a bunch of jumbled (and endless) lore that you can't fully grasp or get into, because the whole universe of Lotia is never properly introduced to you. Not the characters, the story, or the world's background, nothing. They feel like content placeholders, excuses for a repetitive gameplay that ultimately also fails, an endless grinder with extremely punishing random encounter rates and no variety. I won't say more because another review already sums it up perfectly, if you want more details: https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198089448357/recommended/552540/ TLDR; extremely tedious gameplay, nonsensical and hollow story. Stay away from this. As much as I wanted it, there's no beauty or fun in this at all.
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+game is good, above other rpg maker games -but the map is open since the start, you can make a wrong choice & went to the hard route, no warning -should have autosave, or visible save point
great
[h1]Before I played Lotia®, I had a small pp, no friends, no gf, depression, and no life. These things havent changed, but the game is pretty good[/h1]
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