The age of heroes is passed, yet an ancient evil rises again. Follow the adventures of Karden, a blacksmith on the path to mastering his craft, forced to take a stand against Talameq, an ageless entity bent on devouring the world. Journey across the world and find allies in your fight against darkness while fending off Talameq's disciples. Arelite Core bridges the gap between traditional and modern JRPGs, bringing new concepts to tried and true designs and presented with high-definition retro inspired graphics.
Arelite Core follows the adventures of Karden, a master blacksmith from the village of Arreal who sets off on an adventure to perfect his craft. He soon encounters, the dark knight Barahein and a plot to revive the dark entity Talameq, destroyed centuries before. Now, Karden and his friends must push onwards to stop this plot before it's too late.
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I'm really enjoying Arelite Core, and that's surprising to me, because I don't generally play games with turn-based combat or those that are party-based. That being said, I think it's a testament to this developer that a gamer like myself could find enjoyment in a game that's not typically in his or her "wheelhouse.' To begin with, the graphics are really sharp and clear. Though the images I see on my higher end gaming laptop with a GTX 970 aren't quite as vivid as the stills on the Steam page for this game, they come pretty close. The characters are well-defined artistically, and the variety of enemies took some real time to individualize. In regard to layout, I noted that one reviewer mentioned an RPG Maker-like appearance, and that's partially true. However, I found more diversity in area design and assets the further I progessed in the game. The soudtrack has a retro vibe to it,
To pay homage to the past is a tumultuous line that many games walk, especially trying to emulate games that were successful can lead to mixed results. Arelite Core is one of those mixed results. Developed and published by the one-man team Dragon Slumber, Arelite Core is a JRPG that tries to recreate the successful formula that made the genre what it was. Does it succeed? Well, yes and no. The story follows Karden, who is on the path to become a master blacksmith, only to be forced to take on Talameq who interrupts his journey and is wreaking havoc upon the world. He’s joined by your typical motley crew of companions, and together they must save the world. It’s a story we’ve heard before and we will again a dozen more times. This isn’t a bad thing mind you, it’s just a little more cut and paste than what was marketed in the trailers. While the overarching story is lacking, the comedic
Arelite Core is the story of a humble blacksmith named Karden, who over the course of a journey to learn more becomes a hero. Very much like Die Hard, Karden does not set out to be a hero but takes up the mantle when no one else will. The story is very robust with many twists and turns. The gameplay harkens back to jrpg's of yore while fixing some of the old mistakes. There are generous skills to invest points in and weapons to forge. The relics you find can set off an eureka moments and totally change how you configure your party and their approach to battle. I highly recommend the game from story to gameplay.
Lord, how I wish there was a "meh" button along with thumbs up or down. This game isn't bad, just bland. It's a strictly by-the-numbers RPG. Plot, writing, etc. just standard fare. Crafting advice: DON'T DO IT! Not until end game, Resources are finite, found through exploration and do not respawn. This was done intentionally to portray the rarity of materials in the game world. The equipment you can buy are almost as good as what you can craft (or even better at points) so save your resources until the end! The combat mechanic feels like it can be interesting, but the novelty wears off quickly. Each character has a set of skills (different attacks or defense measure) you can distribute points to enhance, and you can redistribute points outside of combat as much as you like. In reality, you'll likely just min/max then leave it be until level-ups provide more points. The tediousness of
Well, I'll say this, the impressions were very good... diverse! At first, everything looked good — the style is kind of old-school, and it's honestly captivating. But the action game sometimes felt like you were hitting an enemy with a pillow — well, there wasn't enough dynamics at all. But the plot is catchy in places, like a book that's hard to break away from, even if it's a little too long. In general, the emotions are more from indignation, but I can't say that there weren't moments that you cling to and enjoy. 🌟😅 As a fan of the plot, I would give a plus But it's too boring to play, it's better to read a book.
❤ Audience ❤ ☑ Beginner ☑ Casual Gamer ☑ Normal Gamer ☐ Expert ☼ Graphics ☼ ☐ Bad ☑ Alright [world map and dungeons are quite boring] ☑ Good [nice battle backgrounds and enemy/character models] ☐ Beautiful ☐ Fantastic ♬ Music ♬ ☐ Bad ☐ Alright ☐ Good ☐ Beautiful ☑ Fantastic ☠ Difficulty ☠ ☑ Easy [if you use the battle-system to its full potential] ☑ Average ☐ Easy to learn / Hard to master ☐ Hard ☐ Unfair § Bugs § ☐ Bugs destroy the game ☐ Lots of bugs ☑ Few Bugs [sometimes you can skip event triggers like cutscenes or bossfights by simply walking around them, Lleanas tier3 and Ibrams tier2 skills caused the game to crash several times, in some areas you can clip through the background or the map and get stuck so you have to reload] ☐ You can use them for speedrun ☐ Nothing encountered ☯ Story ☯ ☐ There is none ☐ Bad ☐ Alright ☑ Good [but often very cliche] ☐ Fant
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