RemiLore: Lost Girl in the Lands of Lore
Pixellore Inc · 2019 · Action, Action Roguelike, Anime, Roguelite, Hack and Slash
PC
Mixed56% · 52 📈 Making a comeback 78%
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About RemiLore: Lost Girl in the Lands of Lore
RemiLore: Lost Girl in the Lands of Lore is a “rogue-lite” anime-style adventure set in a colorful fantasy world where players hack-and-slash their way through an army of mechanical monsters using a huge variety of unique melee weapons and devastating magic attacks!
Remi, an ordinary high school student, has awakened Lore, a talking book who is a self-proclaimed “master” of magic. Together, they are drawn into the magical world of Ragnoah, which has been overtaken by nefarious mecha-monsters. Remi and Lore must venture together and find their way home, but can Remi really trust the mischievous magic book Lore? Who is the mysterious android girl “Choux” and why does she want to capture Lore? Will Remi ever find her way out of the magical world and return home?
Features single-player story mode with full Japanese voice acting, two-player co-op mode (requires at least one controller), upgradable spells and bonus traits, and procedurally-generated levels in four beautifully rendered worlds, each based on one of the four seasons. Defeating mecha-monsters has its rewards, too - players can uncover loads of unlockables, including alternate costumes, 200+ collectible weapons, New Game+ modes, and more!
Remi, an ordinary high school student, has awakened Lore, a talking book who is a self-proclaimed “master” of magic. Together, they are drawn into the magical world of Ragnoah, which has been overtaken by nefarious mecha-monsters. Remi and Lore must venture together and find their way home, but can Remi really trust the mischievous magic book Lore? Who is the mysterious android girl “Choux” and why does she want to capture Lore? Will Remi ever find her way out of the magical world and return home?
Features single-player story mode with full Japanese voice acting, two-player co-op mode (requires at least one controller), upgradable spells and bonus traits, and procedurally-generated levels in four beautifully rendered worlds, each based on one of the four seasons. Defeating mecha-monsters has its rewards, too - players can uncover loads of unlockables, including alternate costumes, 200+ collectible weapons, New Game+ modes, and more!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Unfortunately mediocre in every way. Flat and one-dimensional characters, no plot to speak of, shallow combat with nothing interesting to dig into. Two characters that play identically, a lot of weapon types that are barely different, the most boring possible upgrades, and a lot of bosses that don't do much of anything. It gets downgraded from a 5 to a 4 by the constant annoyance of basic enemies that shoot small, slow-moving, often tracking projectiles with very little warning, cannot be interrupted, and ruin your combo and thus stage grade very, very easily. The sprite work and graphics are all good, the voice acting is totally serviceable even if the lines are nothing, and the music is fine. It's a shame and makes me think the artist/s involved in this did a good job but just needed someone actually passionate about putting what they had together in a satisfying way.9 found this helpful
[quote]Just saying, but I do have a curator page. If you like my remarks about games, you can find more of them here: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/44130985-TDP%27s-Gaming-Escapades [/quote] "RemiLore: Lost Girl in the Lands of Lore" is a game that I remember seeing bombarded by tons of negative reviews after launch; reviews that were mostly of Eastern origin. So I thought maybe this is another review bomb caused by localization matters and didn't pay it any mind at the time. Recently I decided to finally play the game for myself. It was only then when I found out that the negative reviews were apparently posted because of people not being happy with how the game was designed. And honestly? Now I get why they were not happy. [h2]Did... did you name the main characters after the development studios?[/h2] Despite the developers claiming that RemiLore is a roguelite, everything in the game shows the exact opposite, as the roguelite mechanics are either nonexistent, or improperly implemented and clash with other parts of the game... starting with how the story is told. The story in RemiLore is not gradually unraveled over multiple runs and instead, everything happens in the …3 found this helpful
Characters were charming with great voice acting. Recommended as a palate cleanser from heavier games.3 found this helpful
It's cute enough to get on a good sale.2 found this helpful
Remi.2 found this helpful
Fun game
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