

Clarent Saga: Chronicles
David Nguyen · 2023 · RPG, Strategy, JRPG, Turn-Based Combat, Pixel Graphics
PC
Positive92% · 12 📉 Recent reviews down 83%
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About Clarent Saga: Chronicles
A NOVEL with RPG turn-based battles. The second entry of Clarent Saga.
Warning! There is no exploration at all! This is what Crimson Sword Saga: The Peloran Wars should have been.
Features
- Simple novel (80k words);
- Adjustable difficulty (3 Difficulties) and a lot of options;
- A detailed tutorial;
- 20 playable characters;
- 21 chapters;
- Fast and straightforward RPG turn-based battles inspired by HD-2D RPG;
- Soundtrack reminiscent of 16-bit JRPG classics;
- Pixel graphics reminiscent of 16-bit JRPG classics.
Battle System
- Use each class's unique abilities, skills, and equipment in frantic and epic battles.
- Easy to learn, fun, and engaging turn-based combat battle system.
- Exploit enemies' weaknesses to stun them and dish massive damage!
- You can boost skills and unleash extremely powerful effects and/or attacks!
- 20 classes with 180+ skills, 120+ items, 240+ weapons, 360+ armors, 80+ rings, 160+ enemies, and 70+ states!
Story: When the evil Cult of Brax summons their demon lord to the world of Gard, will the mercenary Horatio and his newfound friends be able to find the Clarent Sword to stop them from taking over and enslaving everyone? A light-hearted and easy-to-read novel.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[u][b]Clarent Saga: Chronicles[/b][/u] is a subpar and amateur linear novel with turn-based JRPG battles interspersed between the scenes which is something that I've never seen before and is an innovative concept that adds a bit of engagement to the novel and helps break up the act of reading. Overall, I don't recommend it because the combat system falls prey to the age-old pitfall of the genre where battles require very little strategy and can be won by simply dealing as much damage as quickly as possible, the story is prosaic, ill-conceived, and relies far too heavily on deus ex machina moments to advance the plot, and many of the characters feel pointless because they have very little relevance outside of their one chapter in the limelight where they are used as a medium for a deus ex machina moment. Note: this review is current as of v 1.0.4 released on 23 June 2023 which is the latest update. [hr][/hr] [quote][b]S U M M A R Y[/b][/quote] - The gameplay is standard for the JRPG genre and incorporates some nifty mechanics to add depth while there are many questionable design choices; - The replay value is quite low since the game is a completely linear novel, although the ch…3 found this helpful
*I received this product for free.* This is a weird and brilliant game. Just to be clear, it is an electronic NOVEL (not even a visual novel), with 2d turn-based battles (in the vein of Octopath Traveler). The sprite art is lovely. The music is fantastic. The battle system is well-tuned. All of this fits with 16-bit era SNES games (particularly Final Fantasy IV-VI) perfectly. The novel, the most unusual part of this game, is solid. As of full release, it is a complete story, however it is also clearly a first draft. I hope the developer pays the author to edit it some more, or edits it some more themselves, sometime. I recommend this game for fans of early Final Fantasies, Octopath Traveler's battle system, simple JRPG stories like in Dragon Quest and...reading!3 found this helpful
I knew what I was getting into when I got the game. It's basically a novel ... I've actually just ran from every fight encounter and played/read the game. About 40 minutes in I'll stop for now because the story isn't done yet and I don't want to get get started without knowing if there is a conclusion. Good so far. Uses my middle name as a character name which probably scored some bonus points with me.2 found this helpful
Didn't know what to expect when starting the game, just wanted some FF vibes after beating the remaster. The game is basically an in development visual novel with combat breaking up the reading. Like... a lot of reading. It's a book. Not terrible but should be clearly marked the type of game it is.2 found this helpful
Very nice game ! A bit addictive.1 found this helpful
a lot of things to do, at least thats what main character does, and we are the player, just read what our character do and done. and I always wonder what will happen next. RECOMENDED!1 found this helpful
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