Lost Eidolons

If you are looking for good turn based game, I do NOT RECOMMEND If you are looking for good cinematic story game, I do NOT REOCMMEND If you are looking for a game that will waste your time, go ahead ... [h3]PROS[/h3] [list] [*] the VIDEO cinematics, are actually good, so good that even if you skip literary every dialogue and cutscene in the game, the VIDEO cinematics are enough to provide you with basic understanding of what is going on [*] the classess, recruiting, and leveling geniunly feel good and interesting [/list] [h3]CONS[/h3] [list] [*] all other "cinematics" other than the VIDEO cinematics (combat, story conversation, etc), are quite bad, both in how they look, and in how they waste your time [*] the game is filled with time-wasting animations and cinematics that completely ruin the game, making it into slugfest. You spend 5-10 minutes in battle just to be forced to spend 10+ minutes watching low quality RenPy-style still background images with characters on the side talking (visual novel layout), and then another 20+ minutes in the camp in boring, long, 3/4 unvoiced dialogues,... This game should have been 10-25h long, instead every action, every click, every conversa…

A soft yes. If you love fire emblem and other SRPGs, this sure is one of them. The buildcraft is lacking, the environments samey, the in-between camp of each chapter a slog, and the characters can be stiff. But I would recommend this game for its ambition. The story managed to surprise me a few times, the worldbuilding exists even if you have to go digging for it, and can be compelling, and I really liked what some of the later missions did for variety. This is a long game, but ultimately it did give me something new to enjoy, and I would love to see a proper sequel with more budget. I really grew to love Eden and Balastar, and this game has a bittersweet tone which is difficult to find in modern AAA games.

Beaten the roguelike sequel multiple times over 20+ hours. Decided to give this a try despite the mixed reviews. First impressions are good so far. The Fire Emblem inspiration is on full throttle, with its own spin on a weapon triangle via certain weapons being effective vs certain armor. Classes and promotions are a lot like Fire Emblem Three Houses, where a character gets enough class exp and can then promote into a better class if the unit has enough proficiency in a weapon type. While a lot of hardcore Fire Emblem fans don't like the idea of characters being able to be most or any class, I don't mind it. It adds replay value and experimentation. The game visually is much better than the sequel, with characters being higher detail and environments having much better textures. The voice acting is sliiiiiightly less good than the sequel, but it's still good. This game can have the problem with auto advancing dialogue having slight gaps in between lines. Not a huge deal, but it can slow down dialogue scenes and make things awkward at times. I was surprised to see how similar the music is compared to the sequel's ost. Lots of remixed tracks were used in that game from here. Nice t…

Delight game , big game and memorable , great characters and acting voice and the music during the Fights its soo great , but nothing is perfect the part of the graphics could have been better like implementing the Ray Tracing so the light could be much better and the weather the rain needs to be worked better also ingame there is Zero wild life in the Campment why ? not even a rabbit or a bird in the sky. 0 to 5 evaluating = Solid 4 . This game is all about Deep Strategy per turn if you like i recommend this one. Looking for the Lost Eidolons: Veil of the Witch.

It's an excellent strategy game, if your're a fan of fire emblem and in particular of the Three houses style this game is perfect for you, it's got hidden sidequest that can be missed so that adds a lot of replayability even though it's a long game you get the feeling to go at it again to get all the secrets

YET ANOTHER 1990S GAME MADE AFTER 2020.