Rave Heart+

[h1]You’re always star-ring up trouble.[/h1] Rave Heart, the first game by Starmage RPG Studios, is a delightful turn-based JRPG that feels like Final Fantasy in Outer Space. And since I am a big fan of the Final Fantasy franchise I couldn't wait to dive in. [h3]Storyline:[/h3] Klein, a trained Cipher and Princess Ellemine's bodyguard, navigates the intricate and volatile Xerxes Galaxy to soothe Erran-Draconian tensions in the game. They meet a silent dragon guy, a lovely fleeing bride extraterrestrial, a gunslinging catgirl, and a human prince. Protecting Princess Ellemine and the House of Rave is at the heart of this intricate tale. The Learnatoriums provide detailed but dense knowledge, and the game's lore is extensive, but occasionally overpowering. With their own personalities and eccentricities, the well-developed characters are lovable and memorable. The humorous banter and contemporary references give the story a certain charm. [h3]Gameplay:[/h3] It's easy to learn how to play because the game's lessons are built into the story at the beginning. Arrows help you find things like chests and quest lines that are important. Later in the game, though, these arrows go away, e…

I started playing this game a few years ago, but I never got around to finishing it. I chose to try the game again after learning that there had been a significant upgrade. To learn more about the game, you may read other reviews. I just wanted to let you know that I am really enjoying the second go around. That this game isn't more well-known surprises me.

OBSESSED 10/10 game!!!!! The story is great we will be finishing the full game and are so excited to learn more! Anyone who loves good stories, RPGs, 90s anime and a great voice cast should check the game out! https://youtu.be/cBhM8qXNfh4?si=QquoKnpg0m9rAMJo

I went into Rave Heart+ expecting a decent indie RPG, but it ended up completely exceeding my expectations in the best way possible. The battle system is one of the standout highlights. It’s incredibly easy to pick up—even if you’re not someone who usually plays RPGs, you’ll understand how things work almost immediately. But what makes it special is that it never feels shallow. There’s enough depth and variety to keep things engaging, so both newcomers and more experienced players can have a great time with it. What really elevates combat, though, are the little details. The custom battle animations are flashy and satisfying without dragging things out, and the voice clips during battle actions add so much personality. Hearing characters shout signature phrases mid-fight makes every encounter feel more dynamic and alive. It turns even standard battles into something genuinely fun to watch and play through. What really pulled me in, though, is the lore of the galaxy. There’s a real sense of scale and mystery here, and the planet-building feels thoughtfully crafted rather than just background flavor. You can tell a lot of care went into making this universe feel alive, and it made…

Good Sci-fi opera RPG. - Nice tilesets. - Futuristic setting is nice. - Fun rock paper scissor battle system. - Good story about politics and betrayal. Drama. Drama. Highly polished game. Be warned, there's a lot of cutscenes in the first hours of the game.

The gameplay is much better than I expected, going in. The writing is another story, though, and I can't shake the feeling that the music was picked out of some repository with less care than I'd like. I won't recommend that you don't play the game - there are some very neat ideas that I hope the developer get to play around with in the future - just don't expect a masterpiece.