In a realm of perpetual evil, a single stone could change everything. Stone Story is an RPG set in a dark and vile world. The game's fluid art is painstakingly animated in plain text by a single insane game developer. It features 8 locations to explore, 8 boss fights and plenty of loot to discover.
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| Idioma | Interfaz | Voces | Subtítulos |
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| Spanish (LatAm) |
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It's good but it has a whole bunch of horrible design decisions (unskippable LENGTHY animations each time you break apart an item (you may have to break hundreds of items at a time)) and the mobile version is free and there's almost no benefit to the Steam version. In fact, the mobile version gets *more* options through the ads, which are non invasive. Examples: watch an ad to upgrade a chest; skip the chest openings (which on PC costs currency (and should be free wtf)); microtransactions to buy ki crystals, which are a special currency, while also having every single method of obtaining them that the PC version has. So it's just a +1. The only reason you'd really wanna buy the game is for the functional in game code editor, which in mobile is very bad. I don't recommend buying it, just download the free version on mobile.
Has long since devolved into mobile game slop, unsurprisingly around the same time the dev started getting invested in crypto and "AI" ventures. No new meaningful content in 5 years. Constantly badgers you to send "referral codes" to people. Straight up has season passes. And now the dev is trying to milk another $30 by selling the other half of the game separately lol. Don't reward this kind of behaviour with your money.
I played during the closed beta and was quite smitten with this gem. Learning the secrets and watching the world unfold before your eyes is a real treat. As you can tell the art style is something to behold and it works as a perfect medium to suck you into this seemingly simple world. I can't wait to see what was added since I played last, do yourself a favor and pick up Stone Story!
This game starts off incredibly strong. Almost every area you visit introduces a new resource and a new gameplay mechanic, keeping things fresh and interesting. It's a charming blend of an RPG and an idle game for the first hour or two. Then all of a sudden you hit a brick wall where there are no new features or resources introduced and the entire game devolves into grinding for gear to target elemental weaknesses in one of 5 nearly-identical zones. Grind aether gear so you can grind fire gear easier so you can grind ice gear easier so you can......... I would attribute this huge drop in quality to this being an Early Access game, but based off the patches that have been released so far, I have no confidence that this will change. The developer seems to be betting heavily on community mods to add meaningful new content - the Bethesda approach, if you will. At the end of the day, the we
Best game to play on a $4000 PC.
Honestly, this is one of the most enjoyable short games I’ve played in a while. Despite the limitations with the entire game’s visuals being ASCII art it is executed perfectly. The enemies and the environment combined with the OST makes for an amazing and immersive experience… For 3 hours. Unfortunately that’s where the positives end. The game is short and the gameplay itself is subpar. It purely consists of you watching the characters move forward in the level with the occasional button press to use an item. The game is also very repetitive, every dungeon is functionally the same and with a mediocre at best story and ending there isn’t much reason to play this game except for the artwork. The killer is this game’s exorbitant price. For $30 you could buy so many better games. Apparently the game is free on mobile so I don’t understand the extreme price hike on steam. To conclude. Th
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