Stories: The Path of Destinies

For an old game it's really nice you know. The way the game handle the story is really fun and choices you made really tell what kind of person you are. The story can be hard to understand at first but it will come together. The combat is really fun once you get used to it. It's not the usual hack and slash game where you can spam the attack buttoon, this one you have to strategize your next move for every action. It's really fun, it's like playing a real time strategy but you are doing the actions instead of giving out commands to troops. The characters design and personalities are good and memorable. The graphic is obviously old but it's alright. Overall, it's a fun unique hack and slash game. Pick it up if you want to try something new and experience fresh story every run.

Played this many years ago on my ps4, brought back many good memories except for one. A SKIP BUTTON! FOR THE LOVE OF EVERYTHING GOOD, GIVE ME A CUTSCENE/ DIALOGUE SKIP OPTION!!! >_>

Simple combat with branching storylines. Fun to play until you reach the "best" ending, then it runs out of steam. Worth a playthrough.

nice!

[h2]Weird to see this getting a sequel[/h2] I’ve been holding onto this title for quite some time, one of those games gifted by a friend that ended up in my ever-growing Steam backlog. I never really felt compelled to sit down and play it, but I finally gave it a chance after seeing the random trailer for its sequel. I found myself (and apparently many others) wondering: what was so great about this game that it deserved a sequel, especially when something like Omensight did so much better, even if both games were still heavily niche and under performed? [h2]Issues[/h2] Still showcased some minor bugs, after all these years, nothing too game breaking though, compared to Omensight. While I understand the voice actor may have been a novice at this point in their career, the inconsistent cadence and lack of distinct character voices really took me out of the experience. The performance felt low-effort and aggressively average, so much so that I doubt even kids would be entertained by it. A shame. He does improve in the sequel’s demo, but that introduces another issue: the original game is extremely short, decently designed, and very casual. It took me just under two hours to beat i…

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