Last Genesis
Reno GT Young · 2021 · RPG, JRPG, Turn-Based Combat, Dungeon Crawler, Exploration
PC
3 user reviews67% · 3
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About Last Genesis
Welcome to the continent of Atlia! Even though it had been consumed by war and chaos for centuries, it has now entered a new golden age thanks to the Atlian Union, a cosmopolitan organization created to unite the nations and maintain peace. This peace is perfect for Johann Kestler, a young man living far out in the country, but after his father goes missing, he's forced to travel across all of Atlia and uncover the truth for himself. Along the way, he meets Jack Fleming, a student framed for the murder of his headmaster, and Jean Versailles, a mysterious traveler who had been arrested by the Atlian Union. Together, they uncover a conspiracy that leaves not only Atlia, but the entire world at stake.
Last Genesis is a classic-style turn-based RPG that wouldn't feel out of place on the GBA. Bringing a fair challenge, the turn-based combat won't leave you mindlessly button mashing and contemplating suicide the majority of the time. With over 10 hours of content, my sister considers it "too long." Many small choices throughout the game can alter gameplay and story leaving room for replayability and actual roleplay. And it all culminates in an epic finale with six different endings! What are you waiting for? Buy it now! Or were you planning on buying 20 gumballs instead or something?
Last Genesis is a classic-style turn-based RPG that wouldn't feel out of place on the GBA. Bringing a fair challenge, the turn-based combat won't leave you mindlessly button mashing and contemplating suicide the majority of the time. With over 10 hours of content, my sister considers it "too long." Many small choices throughout the game can alter gameplay and story leaving room for replayability and actual roleplay. And it all culminates in an epic finale with six different endings! What are you waiting for? Buy it now! Or were you planning on buying 20 gumballs instead or something?
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[h1]The Only Thing Worse Than the AU is a Negative Review[/h1] [h2]Story[/h2] Rather than a typical demon lord story, this game has the player characters tackle a government conspiracy involving a fantasy version of the United Nations, which has more power over member states than the real UN for some reason. The majority of interactions consist of Versailles coming up with a conspiracy theory, Jack dismissing it out of blind faith towards the Atlian Union, and Versailles being proven right. I felt that interaction being overused towards the middle of the game, since I find it ridiculous for Jack to still believe in the AU after one of their commissioned scientists literally spilled the beans on them and connected them to a mind control zombie virus. Even if he was indoctrinated through his school and parents, his unwillingness to entertain any suspicion made him really unlikeable for a large chunk of the game. The good news is that Jack does get development, albeit a bit late, but the bad news is that Johann is left as the least developed despite being the protagonist. He's supposed to be bland and uninformed for the sake of receiving plot exposition from other characters and bei…4 found this helpful
Versailles is best girl.2 found this helpful
Pretty good1 found this helpful
Very unusual. I had to figure out the puzzle of the ruins and there was nothing to refer to. It was difficult, but I did it. There was a lot of action. It was very entertaining once you got used to the way the characters were introduced. I liked it. I've yet to finish the labyrinth for the final battle.
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