Manafinder

Наиграл 2-3 часа в автономном режиме. Очень скучная игра, которая, по сути, является визуальной новеллой, а никакой не RPG, так как практически все бои в ней заскриптованы. Ладно хоть как новелла была бы норм, но диалоги и сцены просто унылейшие, абсолютно никакого интереса происходящее не вызывает.

A cute game with more to recommend it than not, although it's not perfect. Setting: Interesting setting, with fun characters and side-stories. 10/10 Story: Pretty fun story overall, although I feel like the antagonists felt a little flat. I'll give is a 7/10. Combat mechanics: The main character has a very 'spellblade' combat style, with the ability to enchant your weapons with different elements, use varying weapons without needing to spend turns swapping, and occasionally throw in proper spells, although since mana is a very limited resource, every spell feels like it needs to be meaningful. Fun and unique, but not the best balanced; it's pretty easy to become overpowered, especially if you do enough of the sidequests and other side content. 8/10 Non-combat gameplay: The game has a pretty wide variety of minigames, and they're _mostly_ pretty fun, although sadly one of the more annoying minigames is mandatory towards the end of the game. 7/10. Exploration: Generally pretty fun overall, albeit simple. The environments are gorgeous and well-realized, but mostly pretty linear or at best having a lightly-branching layout. Music: Fairly fitting overall; not an instant classic soundtrack, but it's good. 8/10. Sound design: Usually pretty good, with a few weird exceptions (like the sound effect for lightning-imbued attacks sound like an 'incorrect buzzer' causing me to sometimes think that my attack was ineffective even when it worked) 7/10. Overall: A fun, cute little JRPG. Mostly pretty good, with a few quirks here and there, with the only real weak-points being the low difficulty and some antagonistic characters not really being fleshed out properly. 8/10