My first RPG on Steam to speak my mind about!! Ok, here goes. Now, I am experienced with a plethora of RPGs; Final Fantasy, Suikoden, Persona, you name it. but I won't lie, they have become quite overwhelming for me as they usually take up a large chunk of time to complete and are just not made for the faint of heart. Therefore, this game which has hypnotized me with its Shakespearean vibe and captivating looks, marks my debut back into the genre.




(a) A Work of Art
Gorgeous in its distinct way. Detailed, water paint-like and never distracting.

(b) Addictive
With only two characters playable in the party and the need for constant switching. One can't help but be dependent.

(c) Goody Two Shoes
Side quests; Easy to get lost in. Some were pretty overwhelming (in a need to micromanage kind of way)

(d) The More The Merrier
If you play 2-player coop; the other controls Igniculus during field exploration and combat. However I just solo it. But still, it's just so wholesome to know the option exists.

(e)Bard Wonders
Soundtrack gives one the feels; Ranging from accompanying the journey to save Aurora's Kingdom all the more triumphant to desperate lows of being held captive.

(f)Royal Mistreatment
The difficulty curve is interesting- Might I add, smothering!


[h1[-] CONS;[/h1]

(i) Routine
The battles do grow tedious very quickly. Exception being boss encounters, little devils done right.

(ii) Snoozefest
The old-fashioned, timey English language does cast one to slumber (I'm sorry to say) Although, if patiently sat through, one's vocabulary would certainly prevail!

(iii) Lacking A Certain Magic
Unlike other RPGs; You cannot change equipment (excluding gems to raise character stats. On the contrary, utilising a skill tree softens the blow significantly.

[code]Curator page here-->[url=https://gtm.you1.cn/storesteam/curator/37670120/] DaRevieweD #2 [/url]<-- [i]New review every Sunday[/i][/code] My first RPG on Steam to speak my mind about!! Ok, here goes. Now, I am experienced with a plethora of RPGs; Final Fantasy, Suikoden, Persona, you name it. but I won't lie, they have become quite overwhelming for me as they usually take up a large chunk of time to complete and are just not made for the faint of heart. Therefore, this game which has hypnotized me with its Shakespearean vibe and captivating looks, marks my debut back into the genre. [h1]"A Tale of Greatness."[/h1] [h1][+] PROS;[/h1] [b](a) A Work of Art[/b] Gorgeous in its distinct way. Detailed, water paint-like and never distracting. [b](b) Addictive[/b] With only two characters playable in the party and the need for constant switching. One can't help but be dependent. [b](c) Goody Two Shoes[/b] Side quests; Easy to get lost in. Some were pretty overwhelming (in a need to micromanage kind of way) [b](d) The More The Merrier[/b] If you play 2-player coop; the other controls Igniculus during field exploration and combat. However I just solo it. But still, it's just so wholesome to know the option exists. [b](e)Bard Wonders[/b] Soundtrack gives one the feels; Ranging from accompanying the journey to save Aurora's Kingdom all the more triumphant to desperate lows of being held captive. [b](f)Royal Mistreatment[/b] The difficulty curve is interesting- Might I add, smothering! [h1[-] CONS;[/h1] [b](i) Routine[/b] The battles do grow tedious very quickly. Exception being boss encounters, little devils done right. ([b]ii) Snoozefest[/b] The old-fashioned, timey English language does cast one to slumber (I'm sorry to say) Although, if patiently sat through, one's vocabulary would certainly prevail! [b](iii) Lacking A Certain Magic[/b] Unlike other RPGs; You cannot change equipment (excluding gems to raise character stats. On the contrary, utilising a skill tree softens the blow significantly. [h1]"I Enchant To This?"[/h1] [h1]8/10[/h1]