Divine Legacy: Neo Amburia

Ok, so the dev reached out to me and offered me a key to stream this sequel of theirs. I felt it was decent enough to warrant me purchasing the game so my review would actually count. So know that I -did- receive a free copy, but then removed it from my account of my own volition and purchased a copy of the game with my own money for the express purpose of leaving a valid review. That's not saying this is a stellar game; it's honestly very middle of the road. But that's not a bad thing! Some things it does well, others it falters at, and overall it DOES manage to be entertaining. The only two real complaints I have about this game are the pacing is a tad slow (One cutscene had a character just walking for about 30 seconds) and the combat can feel...incredibly repetitive. Same four types of enemies. Same types of fights. Same strats to win. I'm about 25-35% through the game currently and they haven't changed one bit. It's not terrible, but it can get old quick. Other than that, the game is decent. OK story, but I feel knowing the lore/store of the first game isn't necessary, but it would make you feel less like 'huh? who? what?' Either way, it's on sale currently for a couple bu…

The game is a solid JRPG with an engaging story and memorable boss fights. The lengthy, visual novel-style intro may feel slow, but gameplay becomes fun and challenging once past the cutscenes. I personally love the iconic boss fights. Recommended for JRPG fans who don't mind a slower start.