3 Stars of Destiny
Aldorlea Games · 2014 · RPG, Indie, Adventure, Anime, JRPG
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About 3 Stars of Destiny
Backstory
Random, Sarah and Luciana are three teenagers who do not know each other yet. They also do not know that they hold a very special power inside of them.
But someone knows. An evil god. His goal is to lure the three of them into the deadliest of traps and absorb their power. Will he succeed? Or can you lead the soon-to-become heroes to face and defeat their worst nightmare? Play this oustanding adventure and find out!
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Details
3 Stars of Destiny is a fantastic 2D RPG by the makers of the Millennium series and The Book of Legends. In this extensive adventure, explore countless unique places, defeat tons of enemies and complete richly developed quests. The game features addictive gameplay and an adventure worth tens of hours of playtime.
3 Stars of Destiny was rated:
- 4.2/5 by Gamersgate players
- 4.9/5 by Big Fish Games players
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Key Features:
- 50 achievements to unlock
- 80 hours of playing
- 10 Legendary Heroes
- 50 Quests
- 9 Relics and Artifacts to discover
DLC & expansions
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Base game + 0 of 1 DLC at today's best prices (some DLC unpriced).
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Players appreciate the game's substantial content, music, and replay value, with some noting it successfully captures a classic PS1-era JRPG feel. However, common complaints center on excessive walking with spread-out locations, slow pacing especially early on, lack of engaging payoff from mechanics, poor guidance leaving players aimless, and grating sound design that detracts from the experience. The game appears to require significant grinding and benefits heavily from a guide, which suggests the vanilla experience can feel tedious for those without external help.
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I don't like the faraway placed items and locations, too much walking, lack of spell payoff and general descriptions. Eventhough it is cheap on a sale and has a ton of content, not too satisfied playing it. Edit: played for a couple more hours, boring and can't hold my attention.
Gameplay [7/10] Graphics [6/10] Music [8/10] Replay Potential [9/10] "It" Factor [8/10] Total Score [7.6/10] After 2.7 hours, I have confirmed two things: I know how to use the 'Attack' command, and I have successfully purchased a stack of healing potions. This playtime is the digital equivalent of turning the key in the ignition of a Greyhound bus—the epic journey hasn't started, but the sheer, overwhelming ambition is palpable. *3 Stars of Destiny* promises 108 characters, and right now, I have met maybe seven of them, three of whom are shopkeepers who seem far too pleased with their lives to join a rebellion. It feels exactly like a classic PS1-era JRPG: competent, narratively heavy, and completely unforgiving if you forget to grind for five minutes outside the first town. This game is clearly a monumental labor of love, but if you check your clock after three hours, understand that you are still comfortably inside the prologue, and the actual destiny part is still several dozen hours away.
Great full game difficult without guide though but easy with it. 40+ hours this seems to be made for a family audience that adult so keep that in mind its a bit soft on maturity.
Game starts off as far too meta, plus unguided and kinda listless. Spent most of my hour walking around lin the woods pickig up apples and acorns with already large multi-board maps. I cannot imagine how large and convoluted maps would get later on. Why is it the second time we see (what I wll assume will become) the female main char she is in a bikini? Soundscape has loud and grating noses. Did not want to continue playing.
I like it
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