Tristia:legacy

[h1] Visual Novel + Simulation from 20 years ago [/h1] Tristia:legacy is the remaster of "Tristia of the Deep-Blue Sea" from the 2002, with modernized visual. It has the original gameplay, likely the original VA, the exact scene, and lengthy dialogue (with no skip button). [i] Played the original, and haven't finish the remaster. Will update once finished the game [/i] [b] The Game [/b] You play as Nanoca being "invited" to restore a damaged and declining island town built upon a lost advanced technology, "E-Technology". What you did in game is to develop specialty for the town, go around selling the patents to shops, and trigger events/requests as the story goes. There is little hand holding, player has the freedom to do anything within the system, and potentially fail the quests from other Characters, either the item is not delivered in time, or has yet developed the material. [b] The Good [/b] [list] [*]It's a good remaster (after fixing some major bugs) that you get to explore the cute World and Story, with fully redrawn illustration from the original illustrator and new updated animation. [*]The original Sound and VA is very well done and high in quality, it still soun…

迅速修正問題給讚👍 Publisher is good. Game still needs skip button though. No matter what, it's an old and beautiful memory

On my anime/hipster journey to find an obscure relatively unknown game to brag to my friends that I've played it... I found this. Gameplay-wise it's very dated, clunky and overall boring I'm gonna be honest. Basically you have these types of actions: go to places to view scenes and visit shops, buy/sell stuff at shops, craft and research staff in the workshop. No JRPG fights, no exploration, no city builiding. It's just research, craft, sell, buy materials, earn money, research, craft, sell - nothing more. Even more, this whole thing is not working that great. I mean for the love of God Nanoca how can you attempt crafting a pizza using food ingridients and an oven, fail at making it and require to craft a new oven to bake another pizza?! Or why the hell do you need to write a book on explosives materials, then use its content to make a dynamite, and during failure of crafting an item idk burn the book with the bad result (because book is a consumable item instead of stationary). Characters and story are not bad, personally I endured the daunting gameplay simply because I was curious what's next thing this little war criminal called Nanoca Flanka is going to do: forgery? fraud? w…

cute crafting / town managment game really shows its age in gameplay, but the art is great price is high, but its a high quality translation of a large script and a niche game, so i would say its fair. oh and nanoca is adorable

I never thought that one of my childhood favorites, Tristia of the Deep-blue Sea, would receive a remaster and be released on Steam. This is one of the games that I played through multiple times during my childhood, and I enjoyed every single bit of it. Although I wish they could add more story, features and better dialogue voice acting sound quality in this remastered version. Nevertheless, thank you, Kogado studio for remastering one of my favorite childhood game !