Alphadia Genesis is the first JRPG from acclaimed developers KEMCO to be released on Steam. The story chronicles an epic adventure with Fray and his investigative team from the Archleign Kingdom as they set out to solve a mysterious murder case in a nearby city.
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| Lingua | Interfaccia | Audio | Sottotitoli |
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| Inglese | |||
| Japanese |
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The oldschool JRPG that slightly overstays it's welcome. It would be a very hard game if not the fact that there is no death penalty and every battle can be repeated as many times as needed. The story and characters aren't particularly interesting and quite simple. The ingame (not battle) character animation is funny in jumpy-jittery way, it grown on me with time for some reason and I find it hilarious now. The characters are partly voiced (Japanese only), the important dialogs and combat, most of dialogue is just text. The story ends in a way that makes apparent there is a sequel (not really a cliffhanger but close). I know it's the series, so no surprise here. Combat is probably most interesting part of the game, it's somewhat overbalanced with negative sides to everything, these are partly countered much later into the game. Character progression and growth is slow in this game and i
I have to admit when it comes to a computer game or video game for that matter, it really takes a good game to engage lengthy sitdown times to keep being interested in this game. I'm happy to say that even though this game is a port of a mobile phone game it's high quality and has some good resolution and graphics. The play mechanics are solid with the keyboard / mouse and the dialog has charm to it. Japanese Voice Overs are there as well. The big deal breaker and I won't give it a thumbs down for it would be the fact that you can't use a PC game controller with it.. You have to be in front of your computer to play the game. But other than that, I'm happy with this game.
https://youtu.be/E1o5KIxyJbY Follow my Curator page, Fruit N Doggie Reviews, so you can be updated whenever I post a new review.Overall Rating - Painfully Bad ★☆☆☆☆ First Impressions From the solid reviews and playtimes of those who liked Alphadia Genesis (AG), I had healthy expectations for this RPG. However, after playing for almost 30 hours, I have an alternative title in mind: Alphadia Generic (AG). If I were generous, I'd say this game was mediocre, but I think AG sucks, and don't see why people are treating it with such kid's gloves. Gameplay Like any RPG, you'll follow story beats, can finish side quests, and will explore the world and dungeons in an attempt to unravel what's going on. Along the way, you'll level up and obtain loot. The combat is turn-based, but you can see who's move is coming up next, allowing you to plan accordingly. You can use basic attacks, special abiliti
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Although this is the best KEMCO published RPG I think I've played, it's still forgettable and standard. The 3D battles are a step above most of the games in their catalog, but the characters and story don't stand out among other much better JRPGs now available on Steam.
Enjoying it so far, would recommend for fans of genre. Pros: - detailed, colorful gfx that looks decent even at 1920x1080 - japanese speech (key events only) - pleasant, elegant music - turnbased battles, in 3D - mix of fantasy and scifi - can be controlled completely using the mouse Cons: - currently no gamepad support
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