Grimoire Chronicles

guys play Grimoire Chronicles!

Reading spells is more fun than poetry especially when the book starts biting back.

I hate being harsh on a dev that isn't an english speaker and this is clearly one of their first efforts, but MAN is this a boring slog. The english can be stilted and poorly delivered and the characterizations are very simplistic, there is absolutely nothing in this story that you haven't seen in other RPG maker games. I wanted to give it benefit of the doubt having played a lot of these, but after getting 1/4th of the game with a guide the thought of getting the achievements and finishing the sidequests just isn't interesting or grabbing me. Big problem is the lack of a quest log and a lack of a map of any kind, many reviewers praise this as "old school design" when in reality this is just laziness/lack of understanding that gamers don't want to waste 8 of their precious hours DRAWING THEIR OWN MAPS and WRITING DOWN THE DIALOGUE NEEDED FOR QUESTS, this isn't fun and to pretend it's a positive is disingenuous at best. If anything this was a missed opportunity for the dev to make an extremely needed strategy guide. You'll be fighting wave after wave of the same boring enemies, backtracking galore with slow walking speed, the game really should have had an option to turn up battl…

Uno de los peores RPG que he jugado nunca. Mazmorras mal diseñadas, combate simple, aburrido y sin reto...

Developed and published by Warfare Studios, Grimoire Chronicles is a traditional fantasy role-playing game that embraces the spirit of classic RPG adventures while delivering a heartfelt tale of courage, magic, and loyalty. The story follows Myra, a gifted young witch whose peaceful life is turned upside down after her closest friend becomes entangled in a dangerous conflict involving ruthless witch hunters. What begins as a personal rescue mission steadily evolves into a much larger struggle that threatens the balance between magical forces and those determined to eradicate them. Rather than chasing modern trends, the game leans into timeless storytelling, gradually revealing its world through memorable characters, emotional moments, and a steadily unfolding narrative that rewards players who enjoy immersive fantasy journeys. One of the game's greatest strengths is its emphasis on character-driven progression. Over the course of the adventure, players assemble a diverse group of ten playable heroes, each contributing unique combat abilities and distinct personalities that enrich both the gameplay and the story. Relationships between party members develop naturally through convers…

For what I paid for it, this was an OK game. Just OK. The best part of the game was the story, which was handled pretty well, except for the last minutes of the game. The worst part of the game was the dialogue, which was obviously written by authors for which English was not their primary language. Lots and lots of misspelled words, missing words, and a total lack of grammar and syntax. Just sloppy and very, very bad. The battle graphics are poor, but once you obtain the Paralyze spell, there is not a single Boss you can't dispatch quickly, even the Final Boss at the end. Also, forget about finishing all the side quests. There is no way I could come up with to find all the junk needed to accomplish it all. You won't need to anyway. It's too bad the developers did not do the sequel set up at the end of the game, because it would have been nice to see if their skills got any better. I guess we will not find out. If you can obtain the game for $1.50 like I did, there are worse ways to waste your time, otherwise, I cannot recommend this game.