I played through this game to the end, largely because it was pretty short. It wasn't bad or anything, but I honestly wouldn't recommend it to others. Story - It's not complicated, and it is more or less complete, but it still felt a bit lacking. There's even a bit of info thrown out at one point that begged for at least a side quest, but then it's...
A Princess' Tale2016
A Princess' Tale
2016 Aldorlea Games65Worthwhile
Playtime
ShortPlayers typically spend about 4 hours in the game.
Playable on
Available on
- $9.99
Game modes
Details
- Launch
- May 20, 2016
- Developer
- Warfare Studios
- Publisher
- Aldorlea Games
- Themes
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Overview
What happens when the fate of the world falls into the hands of the most irresponsible bubblehead to ever trip over royal birth? Play this 16-bit style old-school RPG and find out!
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Reception
Players60
Worthwhile- Steam60from 35 reviews
It's a pretty basic JRPG game using RPG Maker as the engine. If that alone bothers you, you've probably already made up your mind about this game. It does use many stock assets, but the dungeons are nicely laid out. My only complaint is that some of the icons don't really match the item they're associated with. It's a little short but priced accordingly. The...
Right now I wouldn't recommend A Princess Tale at this price. There are several spelling errors in the game itself, including the characters names. The mouse controls were horrid and made it extremely difficult to play the game, and there was an option for keyboard but it was the typical "WASD" keys it was the Arrow keys and enter, having the option...
Got this in the sale as I wouldn't pay full price for it but ok for a few hours distraction. Story has some funny bits. It's not a bad story is, would be better if it had a few side quests and perhaps was fleshed out a bit more.
As I said ok for a few hours distraction as its pretty short one, the normal rpgs I usually play are usually 20+hours.
A Review of 'A Princess' Tale': Or, The Paradox of Unspooling Yarn in a Labyrinth of Self-Referential Mirth (Or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Cat) To engage with *A Princess' Tale* is to siphon the nectar of absurdity through a straw woven from the sinews of its own fourth-wall carcass, a recursive ouroboros of 16-bit pixels that both...