The game is set on the imaginary island-kingdom of Ruswal, where nights are plagued by Azure-blooded demons. Although it is dangerous for humans to leave their homes after dark, the brave knights known as the Curia are trained to fend off the ever growing threat. Among them is Arnice, a warrior of great skill and the protagonist of Nights of Azure. While she’s skilled with a blade, her talents aren’t just a product of her training. Arnice has some demon blood herself and is actually the only human that has managed to touch azure blood and survive! This event hasn’t left her unscathed and its thrilling implications become apparent quite early on; among others, it allows her access to a set of impressive abilities including the power to summon monsters to her aid in battle.
"In the kingdom of Ruswal, very few people leave their homes after nightfall, let alone have the strength and skill to take on the powerful, azure-blooded demons that plague the island. One of the best among these brave few is Arnice, a knight of great skill and power, who is assisted by her friend and priestess Lilysse in a quest to rid the land of these monsters. However, they soon find out that the solution to the island’s problems might not be as simple as defeating enemies in battle."
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| Idioma | Interfaz | Voces | Subtítulos |
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| Inglés | |||
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Pros: OST Decent hack-n-slash combat Decent variety of Servans for your party combinations Character design OST Optimization (runs at constant 60fps for me - don't know if it goes higher as that's my monitor's limit) OST - no, seriously - I don't think it would be unfair to say the soundtrack is even better than the game itself Neutral: Pretty generic story with a relatively easy to predict "plot twist" - it's not bad, but it could definitely be better Achievement hunting seems to be pretty grindy (not an issue for me as I'm not a completionist, but I know this can be a problem for some people) Promotes save-scumming (Mostly in post-game / NG+ - this is especially true if you're an achievement hunter, but can apply to the ingame mechanic related to actualizing/summoning your Servans) Yuri setting which is thrown in your face at every opportunity - for me it's a plus,
Kinda have a vague idea about Nights of Azure, but hesistant to trust KoeiTecmo's ports? Then read this review! The short of it is, KoeiTecmo did a solidly "B--" job with transfering over the game to PC. It's completely playable and bugs seem to be at a minimum, it is also the PS4 version of the game. Common problems and soluttions (More indepth instructions in my guide) 1: Some odd behavior with FPS and picking up items. Fix is to set monitor's refresh rate to 60. 2: There are some reports of crashing with un-updated Win 7 x64 systems. I didn't have that issue and can't verify it personally, but just something to keep in mind. If you have this issue, try making sure the KB2670838 x64 update is installed. Some people opted out of the update due to glitches with DX10 games on its first release. That's been resolved. 3: Steam Cloud support added several hours after launch! Make sure it's
this game is wonderful, a hidden gem that very few people know about!! one of the best jrpgs i’ve ever played, and it’s real time action hack'n'slash with no turn based combat or slow gameplay at all. on top of that the story is really good, it keeps your attention the whole time and carries this feeling of mystery until the very end.. and by the way there are around five different endings depending on how you play and whether or not you complete certain side quests that change the main outcome. it’s a completely linear game with a campaign that lasts around 15-20 hours, there are several different maps that you unlock as you progress through the story, each one with diverse landscapes, environments and enemies, and there are also many creative and unique bosses that are really fun to fight!! the final boss is challenging and even forces you to take a small break from the campaign and g
Before anything else, I would highly suggest that you change the control layout for this game because the mapping is completely messed up. When you startup the game for the first time, go to the Settings tab and remap the controls. Since I used a xbox controller, this was my gamepad layout: Button 3 --> X Button 6 --> RB Button 1 --> A Button 8 --> RT Button 2 --> B Button 10 --> R Button 4 --> Y Button 5 --> LB Button 9 --> Start Button 7 --> LT *Button 12 --> Back Button 11 --> L * This button is annoying to deal with, I would recommend that you adjust it to the number when you enter for the first time because it has a bad tendency of having no drop downs for you to pick a number afterwards. STORY: The story was pretty dull in my view. Each chapter goes by fast with no emphasis as to what will happen. Although the game has great JRPG visuals, the cutscenes were very slow paced. Also,
This is one of the most busted PC ports I've played in recent times, it's laughable that something like this could be released and not fixed after 3 years. First of all, the game will not launch at all if your CPU has too many cores. You can download a modified .exe from the steam forums or Hex edit the following line "4c 24 30 4c 8d 05 46 ff ff ff 31 c9 e8 37 b8 25" (31 and c9 are the edits) yourself and then it will launch. If this doesn't sound horrible enough already, If you have a framerate other than 60, you cannot pick up items at all, which is weird since the game has an unlocked framerate by default. Items will spawn in the air and will only drop back into the ground "sometimes"... Or 100% reliably if you ALT+Tab out and back into the game, but do you really want to do this after every single fight? (In a Musou style game) It's crazy to think this game only ever gets a 40%
Pros Gorgeous art design great soundtrack, wonderful relationship between the two main characters Collecting, commanding and upgrading Servans is a fun endeavor There’s so much to do even after you’ve completed the main story 3Normal Endings and 1 true ending+bonus ending(5total endings depends on the choice of your dialog) Cons The melee combat grows a bit repetitive the visuals themselves don’t look that impressive for a PS4 title,the art is great though Controller mapping have been messy from the start of the game(luckily there is a comunity patch to fix this) Quest are boring and you do the same thing all over again. Note I've play this game on ps4 before since it was released in 2015 japanese version.I've also brought and play the english version last year from Play-Asia.This is the 4rd time i own the game with the PS vita Version as well. My Conclusion Nights of Azure ends up a
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