A Heroine Story
Old School Games · 2023 · RPG, JRPG, CRPG, 2D, Anime
PC
3 user reviews67% · 3
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About A Heroine Story
PRESENTATION
This is a 2D old-school RPG in the vein of Last Heroes and Fantasy Heroes.
Victoria continues her family's legacy as the Mayor of a small village in the snowy valley. Determined to provide for those who depend on her, she will stop at nothing to guarantee their safety and well being. Her duty is her life, and she would sacrifice herself in order to fulfill it.
When a wizard comes to the village to help Victoria against a magical entity, things take a turn for the unexpected and the young mayor will have to make a decision that will change her life forever.
FEATURES
* Classical Storyline
* A well developed cast of characters
* Many different places to explores, caves, forests, mountains and more
* Optional dungeons to explore
* A Quest Journal to help you keep track of your objectives
* Mouse Support
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
There are some games that you can play for only a few minutes to know that you'll love them...instant classics. And than (of course) there are games like this one...playing a few minutes you'll know that it is nothing more than a waste of time. It starts with a no plot. I mean only after a few sentences our party is on the way to save a world that not worth saving. NPC's standing around and no reaction. Not even the standard *Hello*...nothing. Buildings with doors not opening. You know the usual shovelware. Heck, I am pretty sure that I've seen the first village in another game before (with the same NPC and treasure chests). Nope, avoid this one. Even on sale it is not worth your money. For me it is an Refund request!!!4 found this helpful
A Heroine’s Story has some interesting ideas, but after about 2 hours and 30 minutes I ended up quitting because the experience became repetitive and frustrating. The basic JRPG structure is there. You explore small areas, see monsters on the map, fight them, open treasure chests, then move to the next dungeon. Encounters are visible instead of random, which I actually liked. Another mechanic I appreciated was how poison works: the debuff can persist after battle and slowly fades while walking around, which feels more immersive than the usual “battle-only” status effects. The music also surprised me in a positive way. Unfortunately, a lot of small design issues start stacking up quickly. The PC options are extremely limited. There is no borderless window mode, and if you play in windowed mode you cannot change the resolution. The game also minimizes when pressing the Windows key, which makes taking notes or switching apps annoying. Controls feel odd too: controller support exists but the layout feels off, and keyboard movement is limited to arrow keys instead of WASD. Combat has a few confusing systems. The party has HP, MP, and TP, but it is not clearly explained what TP does …
I got me son to beat it the boss was a very long boss it a good game but i prefer where mobs are allways coming after defeat here ur stuck with one set and hope u can kill the main boss with that you got
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