Opaline
Warfare Studios · 2017 · RPG, Adventure, Casual, Indie, Anime
PC
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About Opaline
Storyline
Gallow is a young boy that nothing pre-destined to become a True Knight, one of the world's most treasured titles. When he is summoned by the Crusaders and forced to leave his village of Hermon, the pain of losing a friend is too hard for Liza to endure, and she can't resist the urge to secretly follow him. But when a legendary monster attacks them both at night, she realizes that she, like Gallow, may also have more in her than meets the eye. Can the two of them have what it takes to preserve the world from the rise of the Blight?
Play Opaline and discover what awaits Gallow and Liza!
Features
* Visible monsters and mouse control
* Play two split parties with their own characters and inventory
* Find numerous Secret Rooms in dungeons
* Explore and collect up to 14 relics
* Help people on your way and complete the many sidequests the game has to offer
* Pick one mode among three (easy-normal-hard) to fit your playing style - an Aldorlea signature
* Discover Gallow and Liza's destiny - can they end up together when their fates seem to pull them apart?
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Opaline is a charming, small indie RPGMaker game that has heart despite its flaws. While the game may have received some negative reviews for being unpolished, it offers a nostalgic 16-bit experience filled with adventure, romance, and an engaging story. The dynamic between Gallow and Liza is heartfelt, as their destinies seem to pull them apart while their feelings draw them closer. The split-party mechanic adds a nice layer of strategy, and the secret rooms and side quests offer plenty of content for fans of retro RPGs. It's a hidden gem for those who appreciate small indie RPG efforts.2 found this helpful
Colors were pretty - but the gems took a vacation and left me staring at a puzzle that forgot how to work. Even the rainbow quit.1 found this helpful
Enjoyable rpg with a split party system until late game. Some quests appear to be time sensitive. It is a tough decision on your final party al all the characters are capable members. That makes this game replay value high.1 found this helpful
Opaline, developed by Warfare Studios and published by Aldorlea Games, is a fantasy RPG that proudly embraces the traditions of classic Japanese role-playing games. Built using RPG Maker, the title presents an adventure that values storytelling, character relationships, and exploration over mechanical complexity. From the outset, it establishes a familiar setup: a peaceful life interrupted by forces beyond human understanding. While the premise may not immediately distinguish itself from countless fantasy RPGs before it, the game gradually reveals that its greatest strength lies in the journey shared by its central characters rather than in its overarching conflict. The story revolves around Gallow and Liza, two young companions whose lives are forever altered when Gallow is summoned to pursue the prestigious path of becoming a True Knight. What begins as a simple coming-of-age tale evolves into a larger struggle involving ancient corruption known as the Blight. Rather than focusing solely on heroic deeds and epic battles, Opaline spends considerable time exploring the bond between its protagonists. Their separate experiences and eventual reunions provide the narrative with an emo…
Didn't really enjoy what I played of it, but I think it was more that I don't tend to get into RPGMaker games. I don't like the appearance, the movement, and the combat becomes dull after you've seen it so many times.
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