Nayuta no Kiseki: KAI

If you can read Chinese/Korean and is tired of NISA's woke localization, try out CLE's version with direct translation. The game at launch has a small bug that sends you back to the game config. You need to manually make the CLE save folder in your PC. Local Disk > Users > [your name] > Saved Games > create [CLE] folder

great story line, although is an old game, but falcom game design never disappointed. recommend to play

An excellent game. The only thing that annoys me a little bit is that it puts too much new contents into NG+. [h3]For users with FPS capped (especially Steam Deck owners)[/h3] [u]Capping FPS makes the game run slower.[/u] This is an game ported from PSP. It uses an old coding style which binds the rendering to logical processing. What does this mean? This game defaults to 60FPS, which means, in 60FPS this game runs at the expected speed. Let's say, for example, this game is played on a Steam Deck with a FPS cap of 30, both the player and the enemies act slower. Most modern games separate the logical processing from the graphics rendering, but this game doesn't. [u]Bonus: instant spinning dash attack[/u] When the game accepts a dash command, it [list] [*] accepts an attack command in the next frame [*] rejects any command for a few frames, to show the dash animation [*] accepts an attack command again within a few frames again [/list] Normally, it's physically impossible for human to precisely input dash and attack in consecutive frames. However, macros can. Assuming it's 60FPS, dash, then wait 17ms (1000/60=16.67), then attack. Rarely, this macro performs dash …

Nayuta no Kiseki: KAI takes a different direction from the traditional formula often associated with the Kiseki name, delivering a colorful action RPG that prioritizes fluid combat, exploration, and platforming over lengthy political drama and turn-based encounters. Originally developed by Nihon Falcom and enhanced for modern platforms in its KAI edition, the game successfully blends fast-paced gameplay with an uplifting fantasy adventure. Rather than overwhelming players with complex mechanics from the outset, it gradually introduces new abilities and systems that make the experience easy to learn while still offering enough variety to remain engaging from beginning to end. Combat is one of the game's greatest strengths. Nayuta's swift sword attacks combine naturally with Noi's magical abilities, allowing players to alternate between close-range offense and powerful elemental spells. Battles remain energetic thanks to responsive controls, satisfying animations, and enemies that encourage movement instead of standing still. The Gear Craft system expands gameplay beyond simple combat by introducing environmental interactions that let players activate devices, solve light puzzles, a…

On chapter 4, forgot to report side quest, quest failed, no backward save file available. Game deleted. Watch Youtube for full story instead.