The Legend of Legacy HD Remastered

[h1] This is the moment where you decide if you truly love it or despise it; there is no middle ground. This game was designed to be played in "short bursts" and was first released for the 3DS by former SaGa developers and it shows. [/h1] [table] [tr] [th]Pros[/th] [th]Cons[/th] [/tr] [tr] [td]✔️ The artwork is amazing, and the worlds and locations you discover have a fantastical and engrossing atmosphere. ✔️ An excellent and unique battle system akin to SaGa with randomized specializations and great music makes for a challenging encounter at first. ✔️ The shipping method for obtaining weapons and equipment was a fun one.[/td] [td]❌ The plot tries to be mysterious and is sadly near to non-existent, and it never truly provides an answer to any of the initial questions. ❌ The game's difficulty ranges from quite simple to extremely terrible. Although the process of acquiring new skills and leveling them up through use is distinctive, it eventually becomes tedious and frustrating. The mechanics of the game are not explained at all, and you will need to refer to internet sources in order to stay up to date on opponent encounters, stats, skills and how to get them. ❌ The game's progression is quite tedious. Several times throughout my playthrough I had no idea how to continue the story because nobody was telling me anything other than to "go explore!". ❌ The most crucial settings (framerate, difficulty and even V-Sync) cannot be changed. An overview of this can be seen [url=https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3192823048]here[/url]. Just like the 3DS game, it's restricted to 30 fps. [/td] [/tr] [/table] [table] [tr] [th]Content & Replay Value[/th] [th]I finished the game blind in 29.1 hours. You can select from seven different characters, but it barely changes anything story-wise.[/th] [/tr] [tr] [td]Mode[/td] [td]Single Player Only[/td] [/tr] [tr] [td]Controller Recommended?[/td] [td]Yes[/td] [/tr] [tr] [td]Is it worth buying?[/td] [td]Personally no because SaGa games and "The Alliance Alive" improve in almost every way, especially story-wise.[/td] [/tr] [/table] [b]Acknowledgement[/b] [quote]This game was provided for review purposes by the developers. Thank you![/quote] [quote]Follow our Curator page, [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/41449676/] Summit Reviews[/url], to see more high-quality reviews regularly.[/quote] [h1] In-Depth [/h1] [h3] Story, SaGa Reference, Gameplay & Design[/h3] For the past 10 years, adventurers from near and far have been drawn to the island of Avalon, which appeared out of nowhere one day. They come in the hopes of discovering great treasures among the monster-infested ruins of this enigmatic place. You can assume the role of any one of the following seven arrivals as a participant, each of whom was brought here for a very distinct reason: For instance, there is the Templar knight Garnet, dispatched by the church to debunk paganism, the elementalist Meurs, who is believed to be the last of his kind who can communicate with nature spirits, or the frog prince Filmia, who is looking for signs of his ancestors. Soon enough, you'll be able to enlist every single protagonist as a companion. But since there isn't much dialogue, the characters mostly stay bland and interchangeable. Even with its delightful tones, the plot, which is told through enigmatic monuments and songs, rarely sets any memorable accents. The adventurers settlement of Initium serves as the beginning point for all adventures; here, you can relax, shop, and engage in gossip. The selling of maps, which are uncovered automatically during the trips and have varying values based on map completion, is another pleasant bonus. Special discoveries are often rewarded with large sums of money by the King of Adventurers. While the gaming environment itself appears and vanishes like a fold-out picture book as you stumble through the region, and the battle is turn-based. You can issue commands to each party member, enabling them to use the corresponding skills, based on what equipment they have. You can employ elemental shards to create barriers, unleash deadly powers, cure wounds, slashes with a sword, shots with a bow, and shield blocks. No pre-established character classes exist. The correct circumstances must be established before using the elemental shards to unleash deadly tornadoes, firestorms, or hail of ice. Special shards that can be utilized to call forth the power of particular elements are needed for this, but opponents can also do this, which frequently leads to a tug-of-war over who gets to exploit these features. The fire power allows you to deal and take more damage, the wind power restores special energy (SP) that has been used up, and the water power allows you to instantly regain life energy at the end of the round. Before the fight starts, you can also obtain elemental help in some locations by turning on specific monuments. The capacity to design and modify battle formations is another unique element of the generally more conventional turn-based conflicts. To affect a party member's attack power, defense strength, reaction time, or blocking ability, for example, you can assign them to different positions. Naturally, you may assign and combine these options in different ways to best showcase the characters abilities and equipment. Though the elemental and formation systems are intriguing, there are ultimately very few possibilities in both situations, and some behaviors rapidly become standard. Experience points for raising one's rank and developing one's skills are not displayed. They appear highly random and acquiring new abilities is similarly nonsensical. You repeatedly use an equipped shard's power in order to eventually be able to use it without the shard, as directed, but you also continue to acquire new skills, some of which you haven't even equipped yet. For instance, I encountered a game over screen while facing a boss and gained an ability in that fight. Despite nothing changed, I was unable to acquire the ability again during my whole playthrough despite spending five hours (!) training on different enemies. Sadly, neither the difficulty level nor a practical means of avoiding pointless battles can be adjusted. You even have to return to the starting point of the present location if you choose to utilize the escape option. Therefore, you essentially just utilize it as a rapid escape route from a place. There are two exclusive save slots in Initium, but there's also a quick save feature that you should utilize frequently because some boss battles come out of nowhere and don't let you back. Healing abilities can be used to revive unconscious allies, although doing so will cause them to briefly lose some of their maximum life force, which can even be lost if they are knocked unconscious via attacks. Switching about party members is only doable during Initium, and the more time you spend playing, the less sense it makes because at some point, the strength differential between characters that are utilized frequently and infrequently is just too significant. [h3] Conclusion [/h3] This relatively generic 3DS RPG, The Legend of Legacy, is unmistakably the work of former SaGa developers: A total of seven distinct protagonists, the removal of traditional experience points and character classes, and the turn-by-turn swapping of custom battle formations are just a few of the techniques present here. However, disappointment soon follows the first enthusiasm. The majority of the components are shallow and monotonous. Even inspiring elements soon give way to boring routine and improving stats is random and rare. Even the esoteric tale of an island that materializes out of thin air becomes way too fast detached from the story, even with its delightfully poetic manner. [h2] Final Verdict: 5/10 💔 [/h2]

フリュー発売ですが、 日本一ソフトフェアが世界販売しているため、 １週間10％オフとかいうキャンペーンしてます。 これは最近日本一がやる手法です。 ソフト自体はまぁまぁ古く、 ロマサガ系開発者を集めたゲームとして 当時は話題になりました。 発売したら、「フリュー」独特の 低予算ハリボテ開発がバレた初期のゲームです。 「フリュー」はゲームだけでなく、 フィギュアなどエンタメ系企業なので、 様々な零細開発会社の尻を叩いてゲームを 作らせているところです。 「カリギュラシリーズ」もそうですね。 グラがなんかPS2とか言われるのは もう低予算の産物です。 今回のリマスターですが、 定価の値段は正直ありません。 アマゾンでPS5版やスイッチ版の レビューと値段をご覧いただくと 一番生の声がわかります。 私は音楽の浜渦さんが好きだし PC版でやりたい！ということで 買いましたが、容量も少ないし、 もし、信者でもない限りは、 セールでお買いになられると 良いと思います。 ※浜渦さんの音楽目当てだと してもサントラも曲が少ない、 実曲も少ない。 つまり「フリュー」の低予算ゲー ってことですね。

Legend of Legacy is a 'SaGa like' JRPG. Instead of EXP and level ups, you get stats and learn skills as you take actions in battle. Unlike most JRPGS, this one is very light on the story. It is much more exploration focused. If you enjoy the strategy, grinding, and gradual progress side of JRPGs, then you might find some enjoyment in this one. However proceed with caution. $49.99 is pretty high considering the quality, and this game is definitely not for everyone. PROS: - Even though this game treats the story as an absolute afterthought, it still has a few surprise memorable moments sprinkled in there - Formations/Stances are interesting. The way you can create and use your own sets of stance formations, including additional unlockable stances, adds a nice layer of strategy to battles. - The way they handle guarding/tanking in battle is one of the more interesting takes I've seen in a turn based JRPG - Elemental contracts add a nice strategic element to battle, once you unlock them. - I like the 'hire a ship' system. You pay money to send explorers out to sea, they come back after a certain amount of real life time passes (whether you are playing or not). They bring you goodies. The most expensive ship is 5000 to hire, but can bring you back some of the strongest equipment in the game. As a bonus, this version of the game allows you to save skim, so you can re-roll what they brought you. - As you explore, you fill out a map. You can sell the maps you make to the towns merchant. Selling him fully completed maps can net you some great money. Its a nice incentive to explore, and helps you figure out where to go next. CONS: - The remaster didn't add much to the game. Neither new features nor quality of life improvements. - Some of the background graphics didn't translate as well from 3DS to the bigger screen when they are zoomed in. - The music is unique. Its not terrible, but it neither invokes emotion nor does it get the blood pumping. It is mostly a lot of ambiance tracks. This includes the battle themes. - Story almost non-existent, which is bizarre for a JRPG. - Learning and using magic is a pain in this game. Its much more comfortable to stick to physical builds, at least for me. - Battles are slow and become quite tedious further in. Everything starts to have so much HP - Even though you can recruit all 7 characters, there's no reason to use more than 3 of them ever. Building up their skills and stats takes so long - You lose ALL progress since your last save upon death. - This game should not have been $49.99. The quality just does not match the price point.

I want to say yes, but I have to not recommend this one. I really love the Alliance Alive, this art style, the saga combat. Legend of Legacy was a very pretty game when it released, and while I think the remake does justice to the visuals, that's about the end of the changes from the original. LoL has a very thin story, still has systems that are not entirely transparent with how they function, and characters that are interchangeable with little consequence. With remakes like Star Ocean 2 and Persona 3, this feels more like a tweaked port than a remaster. I'm being harsh but that's not to say it's all bad. If you do want a challenging rpg, and you enjoy the saga style of progression, then this is certainly a choice. The areas have a lot of variation, the exploration can be fun with finding all the little secrets. Games rarely punish you nowadays for losing, but that's not the case here. The game has a risk and reward balance for fights- Your hp is healed to full every fight, but dying will reduce your max hp until you can rest. You can run from nearly any fight, but running will take you to the start of the dungeon. If you're deep into an area, you may have to choose between pushing forward while hurt or stopping to back. You may also come into a boss battle where you cannot run. You'll be fighting for your progress in those cases, and smart strategies will have to carry you. It can be a difficult but rewarding game. Still, I would recommend passing on this. Fifty bucks is a high price for a 3ds port. Alliance Alive was a much more enjoyable game with an actual story also made by Furyu, and if you haven't played that, give that a try instead. The Saga series is also having a small comeback, with new entries and fan games like Secret of Varonis. There are just better choices out there, and it's disappointing that a game with so much potential didn't receive a little bit more love into it's remaster.

I'm a little sorry that The Legend of Legacy HD Remastered only changed something in the visuals and the menu system, because that's not enough. A more beautiful and transparent implementation is useless if the game is boring and the hours spent with it seem like monotonous work instead of fun.

The Legend of Legacy HD Remastered? A Legacy Revisited, Not Reinvented! (ฅ'ω'ฅ) "This game dazzles with its visual upgrade but struggles under the weight of unchanged gameplay and a thin narrative, leaving a mixed legacy of beauty and unfulfilled potential." [h1][b][1] Intro : [/b][/h1] RPG enthusiasts and lore seekers, gather around as we delve into the heart of Avalon with The Legend of Legacy HD Remastered. An epic reimagining in HD that beckons adventurers back to its mysterious and unfathomable lands, promising riches, glory, and a touch of the unknown. Does this classic, now polished for Steam, uphold its legacy, or does it falter under the weight of modern expectations? Let's uncover the truth behind its revamped façade. [h1][b][2] Game Experience : [/b][/h1] The allure of Avalon is undeniable, with its picturesque landscapes reborn in stunning HD, making every exploration a treat for the eyes. The world springs to life in a pop-up book fashion, enticing players with its storybook charm and unique Cartograph feature that rewards every step into the unknown. Players have the freedom to forge their path with one of seven distinct characters, each promising a unique adventure. The integration of spirits into battle, a hallmark of Kyoji Koizumi's innovative design, adds a layer of strategy and engagement, allowing players to harness elemental powers in their quest for dominance. Yet, this remastered journey is not without its pitfalls. The transition to a larger screen has not been kind to all of its visual elements, with some backgrounds losing their magic upon closer inspection. Furthermore, the remastering effort seems to have stopped short of incorporating meaningful enhancements or quality-of-life improvements, leaving veterans and newcomers alike wanting more. The musical score, while ambitious, often fades into the background, failing to stir the emotions or excitement one might expect from such a grand adventure. And then there's the matter of its storytelling—or the lack thereof. For a genre celebrated for its rich narratives, the game's almost non-existent plot and underdeveloped characters are glaring issues that cannot be overlooked. The Legend of Legacy HD Remastered brings a mixed bag of innovative features and repetitive gameplay. The freedom to explore, paired with the novelty of elemental combat and the strategic depth of spirit contracts, offers glimpses of brilliance. Yet, this innovation is often overshadowed by the game's pacing and progression system. Battles become a tedious affair, with enemies amassing daunting HP pools, and the magic system feels cumbersome and unrewarding, pushing players towards a more physical combat style. The game's pricing also comes under scrutiny, as the quality and depth offered do not seem to justify its high entry point. Despite its shortcomings, there are moments of genuine enjoyment to be found within Avalon's realms. The 'hire a ship' system and the incentivization to explore through map sales are novel features that encourage engagement and offer a reprieve from the grind. However, the overall experience feels like a journey with missed opportunities, a remaster that could have soared but instead hovers too close to its original limitations. [h2][b][3] Final Thoughts : [/b][/h2] In conclusion, The Legend of Legacy HD Remastered stands as a testament to the challenges of breathing new life into classic adventures. It dazzles with its improved visuals and beckons with the promise of untold stories, yet it struggles to deliver a cohesive and compelling RPG experience. This remaster may find a place in the hearts of die-hard fans and those nostalgic for the genre's bygone era, but it may leave others longing for more substance and polish. As we wander through Avalon, we're left pondering what could have been—a legacy reborn, rather than merely retouched. [h2][b][4] Side Note : Nyanco Channel? [/b][/h2] Interested in discovering great Steam games? Follow us on [u][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/33855818]Nyanco Channel[/url][/u] on YouTube and [u][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/33855818]Steam Curator[/url][/u] for reviews and recommendations. Explore enjoyable games and embark on a gaming adventure together!ヽ(´• ω •`)ノ

6/15追記 5月頃に「最終ボスの邪形態固定化バグ」と、下にも書いている「装備の防御力が反映されないバグ」「成長システムの不具合」についてフリュー様公式にメール問い合わせしました。 6/11に全て改善されたということで素晴らしい対応をしていただいたと思っております。 元々高評価だったものの不満が多かったので、それが解消されてより評価できるリマスターになりました。 ---------------------過去の記載----------------------- 10周プレイ済み。総プレイ時間250時間程度。トロフィーコンプ。 ゲーム自体は3DSから好きで良いゲームだと思っていますが、不具合の多いリマスターとなっており修正していただけましたら幸いです。 ・成長システムの3DSからの改悪（内部データは分からないので疑惑程度） 一番直して欲しい問題。逆に言うと他に挙げた不具合は自分は対して問題視していませんが、この問題のせいでどうしても原作に劣っていると感じてしまいます。 戦闘後のHP、SP、ポジションレベルの上昇に敵の強さが関与していないようなプレイ感がある。 森の廃墟のファミリアでもHP300超え、SPポジションレベル30程度までいくこともできるが、 ラストダンジョンや砂漠のダンジョンで育成してもそれ以上まともに成長しない。 戦闘中の戦技レベルは70程度まで上げることが可能なのでそちらは問題ないが、 戦闘後の成長判定のみおかしいと感じる。 3DSでは金色夜叉やパフなど強い敵でHP730(適正キャラで830)、SP63(適正キャラで73)、ポジションレベル65程度まで成長できたがリマスターでは上記の通り半分程度の値から碌に成長していない。 2周目以降は問題ないという投稿がXなどで散見されるが、それは勘違いで2周目以降でも発生している。 （※ただし1周目は確かにそれ以上に成長率が低かった感じは自分もしているので、ここに書いている不具合とは別に1周目限定の不具合がある可能性もあり） なおポジションレベルはマスクデータである適性武器を使う方が上がりやすい仕様が3DSであったため、どのキャラでも適正武器を使っていたが上記の値で止まっている。 制作の方には敵の強さに応じた成長の計算式やそれが正しく適用されているかご確認いただけましたら幸いです。 ・防具の性能値がリアルタイムに反映されない不具合 最初に挙げたものは最悪勘違いかもしれませんがこちらは確実にバグです。 防具性能値が低い状態から、強い装備を付けて防具性能値を高くしても内部的には防具性能値が低い状態のままになります。 逆もまた然り。 具体的には防具なしの状態でセーブ&ロードしたデータでコマンダーアーマー等強い防具で固めたとしても、 内部的には防御力が低い状態になっているので防具なしの時とほぼ変わらないダメージを受けます。 （この括弧内については正式に検証していないので感覚程度→防具性能とは別についている「耐性」の分は反映されている？のか若干マシだがそれでも非常に高いダメージになる） どうやらデータをロードするのが契機になっているようで、防具を装備した後セーブ&ロードすれば正式な防御力となりダメージが正常に軽減されます。 自分は仕様を知っており逆の使い方をしているので有用なバグだと感じておりますが、 知らない人がプレイしたら言葉は悪いですが確実に「糞ゲー」と感じるバグだと思います。 ・ポジションと所持金の周回引き継ぎが適用されないバグ 正式に検証していないので母数は全然ないですが発生を確認しました。 リマスター版から周回プレイ時にポジション(リードオブ、マッチアップ、プレス等の戦闘中のフォーメーション)と所持金を周回プレイ時に引き継ぐようになりました。 しかし特定の条件で引き継がれない不具合が発生しているようです。 具体的にはタイトル画面から開くロード画面で引き継ぎデータをロードした場合は正常にポジションと所持金が引き継がれます。 しかし、ゲームプレイ中にXボタンのメニュー画面の「ロード」から引き継ぎデータをロードした場合は引き継がれないようになっているようです。（初期のアタック、ガード、サポートポジションのみと非常に低い所持金でスタート） ・戦闘中に気絶効果の攻撃を受けた際に、戦闘不能になっていないのに赤文字のダメージ（最大HPダメージ）が表示される不具合 記載の通り。 実際には最大HPは減少していないのでプレイ上問題はないが表示上は赤文字のダメージが表示される。 ・フィールドギミックの判定が明らかにおかしいマップがある 具体的には海の遺跡のB3F？（最下層）の左側のエリアなど。 このマップでは噴き出る蒸気に触れると最大HPが減少するギミックがありますが、 蒸気が止まった状態で通行しても最大HPが減少することがあります。 ・メニュー画面で3人目の最大SP部分が見切れている 軽微。 自分のウインドウサイズ設定(1680× )だけかもしれませんが書いてある通りです。

[quote][b]Check out our [url=store.steampowered.com/curator/36364102-Horny-Hentai-Festival/]Steam curator[/url] , [url=www.youtube.com/curatorhhf/]YouTube channel[/url] and [url=twitter.com/hhfcurator]Twitter[/url]![/b][/quote] [Kawaii/RPG] HD remastered version of the legendary title. Not only the detailed resolution of the graphics, also nice optimization for modern gaming platforms including PC. [RPG]『レジェンド オブ レガシー』HDリマスター版

No QOL,no skip,no save everywhere... And horrible English voice for narrative if you play in English with no option to mute or switch to Japanese voice (if ♥♥♥ voice exist). Nope! Refunded!

雑というか、浅いというか、薄いというか・・・ Steamではアライアンスアライブの方が先に発売されているため、そちらを知っていればシステムがどのようなものかわかりやすいかも サガシリーズのようなスキル閃き、技ごとのアタックやディフェンスのレベル等々 この辺りは好きそうな人は好きそうな要素ではあるが、それ以外の部分は出来が悪い グラフィックは別に悪くないものの妙にカクカクしてておかしいモーション、ナレーションだけボイス付きかつ味気ないやる気のない声、投げっぱなしでほぼ存在しないストーリー(魔界塔士SAGAかな？ていうレベル、あっち元はGBやぞ) 移動速度に比べて妙にマップが広く、オブジェクトのせいで視界も悪く淡々とダンジョンを探索するようなストーリーも合わさり、ウィザードリィ系のゲームをやっているような感覚が・・・ (探索のしづらさもあってウィザードリィ系以下というか、いっそウィザードリィっぽい探索にすればよかったのに) バトルシステムは悪くはない ただバトルスピード加速がボタン長押しだったりとか、その影響だと思うが決定ボタン長押しでコマンドが進まなかったりとか(それだったらリピート機能つけてくれよと思うが)、ゲームシステムの都合上欲しい機能が実装されておらずユーザビリティが悪い点が気になる キャラクターバランスを投げ捨てているのもマイナスポイント プレイしてみてこのゲーム何が売りなのかよくわからないというか、作ってからアピールポイントまとめましたよみたいな・・・ ゲームの紹介に音へのこだわりとか書いてあるがSEが無駄に多くてうるさい(ﾎﾟｲｰﾝﾋﾟｺﾝﾎﾟｲｰﾝｷｭﾋﾟｰﾝｷｭﾋﾟｰﾝ) それでいてこのお値段、クソゲーかな？