
Griselda just wants to be friends with Dianthus... but Dianthus can't stand her! Love or hate, they have to work together to keep the forest safe from dangerous Fae. Will working together help bring them closer? And can Griselda somehow pass Blantree's class?
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Sweet story. Felt weird to have a complicated combat system for an hour long game, but it gave the story a nice structure and you can continue the story if you don't really want to engage with it.
Good BGM Has many skill tree branches, some are OP Can spam spells Can spam potions Characters has aura color match with skill Has auto save and many save slots Has crafting Story is ok if you don't think too much Hard mode is hard, it becomes strategy game Too short Good Game
great game with good graphics would recommend
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good game
Okay, the game itself is fine, and the price is delightful, but hear me out here What is a few weeks in game, clearly was meant to be a whole lot more. Not only do most the powers programmed in never become useful, but there is a whole thing where the love interest hates fae, and actively calls issue if you use certain abilities, something that was obviously meant to get worked through in plot, but got cut. This game clearly had more planned, whether it was more combat, more interaction, or more story, all could be considered half finished. [spoiler]However, who can complain about a game that ends with girls kissing?[/spoiler]
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Un storia breve molto bella, con un sistema di combattimento interessante e belle musiche.
The name Stardander is a bit odd...reminds me of dandruff. Or just dander. But it's still exponentially better than Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. The setting is cool and the art is extremely detailed. Early on there were choices and other lements, like a crafting and inventory system, that point to this being an actual game that requires the player to use their brain. I think this is the same person or team that made Deity Quest, which is cool. I wish the developer(s) luck finishing the upcoming game, Stardander School for Witches.
Super cute would definitely recommend, I can't wait to see what else this studio produces!!!! Great game!!!
What a gem in the rough -- a magical taste of things to come, this was one helluva prologue and definitely has me chomping at the bit for the full game releasing later this year! I really enjoy the characters and how strategic the battle system proved to be. Keep up the good work!
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