Fallen Legion is an intense action RPG where every battle is a heart-pounding fight and each gut-wrenching choice impacts the realm.
Fallen Legion: Rise to Glory unfolds in the crumbling Empire of Fenumia, telling its story from two opposing sides. On one path is Princess Cecille, who reluctantly takes the throne after her father's death and must defend the failing empire against a growing rebellion. On the other is Legatus Laendur, the general leading that uprising, whose own reasons for turning against the decaying regime drive his campaign. Commanding spectral warriors known as Exemplars into battle, players experience both perspectives of the conflict and the events that decide the fate of a dying empire.
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Definitely recommended! Lots of frantic action, split-second guards, diverse enemies, skills, combos, boosts, cancellations, one-shots, mass wipes, restarts, read again, 'lots of action'. No direct control over character movement, but full control over attacks and positioning. Little custimization in shape of gems (three at most), and a way to influence heroes' growth. Very indirect and totally obscure but nevertheless quite pleasant. Hidden skills, New Game+ with Even More Punishment™, S-ranks to obtain, etc, etc. All with beautiful graphics and nice music score. And there's even a nice dramatic plot (pretty transparent but nice to follow). And the iconic system of choice with some immediate benefits, and obscure and totally unforeseen consequences.
It's like a real-time Xenogears/Valkyrie-Profile combat system with a bit of card draw boosts. There's a good sense of sparing like combat in a system of perfect blocks, counter-attacks, and combo-chaining. Each character has an activation key and you can chain them together to form special attacks, combinations, and build up to a finishing blow. If you pick your card boost properly you can pick between quick successive attacks, or build up a long combo for high damage bonuses. It's a great innovation on top of the combo system. The story line mechanics are also similar to many old school classics, similar to some Suikoden series. The duel story plays out between two main characters. A bit of viewer's knowledge vs character's knowledge plays out nicely when you play a few scene in each campaign and switch off. I haven't finished the game yet, however I'm enjoy it. Looking forward to ho
Introduction Fallen Legion+ is another fine example of a proper PC port from its initial console version. Or should I say, versions? The plus symbol indicates that Steam players shall get to play the definitive edition of Fallen Legion. In the summer of 2017, the PS4 and PS Vita saw the release of Fallen Legion: Sins of an Empire and Fallen Legion: Flames of Rebellion. These two titles were combined in a single PC version which I shall review today. As the Steam debut of developers YummyYummyTummy and Mintsphere, I consider myself pleased by the end results of their labour. Story Coincidently or not, the decision of fusing the series’ two campaigns into a single game, is one of the most inspired choices in its case. Both Sins of an Empire and Flames of Rebellion feature a distinct main character along with different locations and objectives. That last part is a bit confusing since we’r
Wow! I didn't think I would end up playing it this long in one continuous session but it was really addicting. The game itself plays completely different than what it might look like. There is an interesting zen-like rhythm to it that is actually quite relaxing when you get into it. Blocking took me quite a bit to get used to. But it worked out pretty well. The story narrative is interesting, and I enjoy how it doesn't disrupt the game play, and actually alters it. Art style is awesome and the voice acting is great too. It's one of those games you really need to sit down and just invest some time. It grows more complex with the item collection and challenges. One life mode, I haven't dared to play yet and honestly, have no idea how anyone is able to do it. This game is pretty damn challenging.
This is a pretty good fix of VanillaWare-esque Valkyrie Profile. I'm surprised it flew under the radar for quite some time. I was pretty sure people were looking for similar titles for the above mentioned game. Well, that's out of the way. Let's talk about the game. Fallen Legion+ is packed with 2 sides of the story. You have the (not)Tactician, (not)Robin of the Rebellion and other side of the (rally)spectrum, There's the princess of a deteriorating empire. I've only played Flames of Rebellion but I think I've played enough to give a review. Gameplay wise, it plays almost exactly like Valkyrie profile. Exception being there's no turns so if you're coming from VP, you'll tend to have a habit of going ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ which is bad most of the time since combat is real time. You would want to pay attention to your enemies because guarding is a thing. When you attack, you cannot guard immediat
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