Princess Serena ~Raid of Demon Legion~

I'm afraid I won't be recommanding that video-game to anyone due to numerous reasons and a few red flags. 1) The current english translation supplied with the video-game is nothing more than a non-verified Google Translate, which is the equivalent of the worst MTL ever possible. When you know that an IA such as Sugoi can produce much better results for a small fee, I'm flabbergasted that Dieselmine stepped so low with their work's quality. By the way, the english translation is not the default language of the video-game, you'll have to fiddle around on the main menu until you find it by pure luck. 2) The gameplay is very dull and even infuriating at times. All the enemies present on the map respawn within ten seconds or so, which makes any travel quite the frustrating journey especially when the video-game doesn't teleport you back to the nearest town (or at the very least the dungeon's entrance) after defeating the boss. You'll have to walk all the way back by yourself, either fighting or avoiding all enemies on your way out. And for a video-game where you feel forced to fight your enemies at nearly every step, the experience gains are quite low so it will take you an extremely …

Princess Serena: Raid of Demon Legion is a fantasy role-playing game developed and published by Dieselmine that embraces many of the traditional elements associated with classic Japanese RPGs while adding its own visual flair through character customization and story presentation. The adventure follows Princess Serena, a young royal who has lived a protected life within the walls of Brazia Castle. Her peaceful existence comes to an abrupt end when a massive demon invasion devastates the kingdom and leaves her father gravely injured. Guided by an angel who reveals that the royal bloodline alone possesses the power to defeat the demonic forces, Serena sets out on her first true journey, determined to save both her homeland and the wider world from destruction. The narrative focuses heavily on Serena's personal growth as she transforms from an inexperienced princess into a capable heroine. Rather than presenting her as an instantly powerful protagonist, the game allows players to witness her gradual development through encounters with allies, enemies, and unfamiliar lands. She is joined by Meia, an adventurous pirate captain who combines confidence with compassion, and Astarotte, a t…

Needs a Uncensored Patch!!

There's nothing really /wrong/ with this game per se (aside from abysmal localization), but everything about this game from the characters to the story, to less esoteric things like the UI or CGs are so middle-of-the-road average that this game is going to end up being forgotten probably immediately after I finish writing this review. Even now I struggle to remember most of my journey throughout the game. I'd be lying if I said it was "bad", but in this case that'd almost be preferable, because at least then I'd remember why it sucked. Ultimately, I cared nothing for the characters or story, and in the case of an RPG (H or otherwise) that is a death knell. 4/10

[h1]Don't support this lazy dev[/h1] I stopped playing this 3 years ago...now I started a new attempt. And nothing changed. The translation is just a better MTL (but not much better). Some text are still not translated you'll get garbage. You can see that the dev didn't put much effort into this game by looking at the poor [i][b]cities[/b][/i]. That the fights are boring (and done with 2 hits) is a must for those games. Even if it is cheap...there are better ones around...so I can't recommend this!

Not a bad game. Having fun playing it.