
Command an army of puppets in this Japanese SRPG as you hunt for a relic said to grant any wish. Livia's village is dying, and all that can help them is an ancient relic situated somewhere within a mystical tower.
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Languages: English, Japanese**languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 50 reviews with recorded playtime.
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positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
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Au mieux, c’est une mauvaise copie de Disgaea, au pire, c’est un mauvais jeu. Son seul point fort est l’évolution des personnages mais un détail, aussi bon soit ‘il, ne permet pas de transformer un jeu fade en bon jeu.
So close to hitting the mark, but too annoying. It's a semi-competent SRPG, sure. But, it is super grindy but not nearly enjoyable enough to justify going through it. It has many odd design choices (camera, I'm looking at you). I didnt really make it far enough to comment on the story with certainty, but as far as I did see, it was cute but generic.
Well i suppose i upvote this, The strong points here are cute girls doing turn-based battles. And they are doing it passably well. Everything else in the game is below average or just bad. Music is okay too. Game would be better too if it wouldn't be so short for the amount of grind it wants the player to do. TR;DR if you don't like cute girls doing cute things, stay the hell away
This game is ok. The game design and class/skill system is good with a lot of variety. Requirements for advancing through classes is a bit harsh and forces you to grind if you want to progress through them. It felt like the game was originally meant to be longer, based on this. Story/graphics/music are all very basic and cutscenes longwinded. Playing on a controller requires you to jump through a few hoops to get it working properly; it's clearly designed for mouse control.
rime berta noah on steam when?
This is a mobile port of a game similar to a merge of Disgaea and SRPG Pocket Lord. Even though there are 3 endings... honestly speaking, the story is a bit too short and there's too few stages. We can finish the game before we finish upgrading the troops, which means we need to grind the same stages over and over again to get to the final class change... which, in some SRPG, this type of grind is pretty normal... but only if the stages aren't fixed and being the same all the time without random generated stuffs. So this game can be really repetitive and become boring in the grind because of that. Should have added a random stage generator to add to the playability of the game and this game will be perfect. But overall it's still fun just not that much replayability.
It's grindy, short, could use with some more complexity, but overall fun if you like turn based combats. Wait for a sale and grab it for a couple bucks, I would not recommend paying full price for his tho.
A hidden gem for Tactics RPG enthusiasts. This game is rough. VERY rough. It doesn't explain most of its mechanics. It's translation is trash garbage. It has a weird level select screen that belongs in a 2-D platofrmer. It looks like the CHEAPEST of Cheap PS2 shovelware. ...But I loved my time with it. There's a lot of goofy stuff to experiment with and the game is super easy to break, but that's the fun of it for me. In an age where everything about every game is handed to you in thousands of youtube videos in a week. It's nice to have a fun little mystery to crack. It's fun to experiment with builds without knowing ahead which ones will be broken by hundreds of game journalism articles. It's fun to just play around and see what works without a lot of high pressure. Basically, if you love Tactics RPGs for the sake of just playing Tactics RPGs whether they have a good plot or not. If you are the kind of person that does weird class combinations on Final Fantasy Tactics. If you've ever even PLAYED an Ogre Battle or Tactics Ogre game. I think you'll like this. It's short. It's cheap. It's fun. It's Tactics RPG's equivalent of Cheetos. Dive in. Gorge yourself. Level some ♥♥♥♥ up just for the sake of seeing some numbers go up and see what spells you learn.
Rime Berta เกมแนวเทินเบรด ผลัดกันรบ ตัวละครสามารถอัพเกรตและเปลียนคลาสได้ตามสายให้เลือกรวมถึงการรับสกิลใหม่ๆมาปรับใช้ได้ในทุกสถานการณ์ โดยที่ไม่ต้องคัดทิ้งเหมือนในโปเกม่อน ระบบการผ่านด่านต้องปลดล็อคในแต่ละด่านที่มีระดับความฮารดขึ้น ข้อเสียหลักๆ เกมดูไม่มีชีวิตชีวา คู่ต่อสู้มีรูปลักษณ์แบบเดิมเปลี่ยนบ้างเล็กน้อย เหมือนวนลูปไปเรื่อยๆ ระดับคะแนน 7/10 ส่วนตัวชอบระบบสกิล และ การเปลี่ยนคลาสสายอาชีพ
Controle e teclado simplesmente não funciona com este jogo, você tenta configurar pela própria configuração, que por sinal, n pega, além disso, a câmera se mexendo toda hora q for fazer uma ação é simplesmente visualmente cansativo. Não recomendo este jogo para ninguém, tem muitos outros melhores com o mesmo ou menor preço. Simplesmente péssimo.
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