Celestial Tear: Demon's Revenge is an episodic RPG set in a sci-fi fantasy world. The game features a unique turn-based combo based combat system inspired by 16-bit fighting games, exciting motion comic cut scenes, and a beautiful world brought to life with 2D pixel art and animations. Discover a rich story with voice acted dialogue, accompanied by a powerful, original soundtrack.
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Steam69from 13 reviews
Unfortunately, despite really really REALLY wanting to recommend Celestial Tear ep 1, after my ten hours of play I can't do it.
Pros:
+Excellent comic-style line art
+Decent production values - original graphics, sound, music, voice acting
+Mostly original combat system that takes inspiration from Xenogears, Legend of Dragoon, and others
+Loads of not-terrible...
Game is all good and nice,
but I had few problem.
-FPS issues
-Bugs such as
--selecting inventory that didn't let me in
--drowning bar is still on when I got out of the water
the main problem is the FPS, you just play the game for a good 20 minutes, BOOM huge lag, huge fps drop. impossible to play it.
Would love to continue but a little bit upgrade...
This game makes you remember what old school JRPGs used to be, Hard and sometimes frustrating but once you manage to go forward past these parts you really feel like you have accomplished a quest in real life ;D .. the battle System is based on Xenogears for the combos and Suikoden for the MP system, two of the best BS ever created in one :D .. the...
This is quite an impressive game (for RPG Maker) with its visuals, philosophy, and voice acting. The combat system is similar to Xenogears, with being able to combo light, medium and heavy attacks. The philosophy derives from ethics and seeing that even treating people as equals can result in hypocrisy, or sometimes prejudices can be justified with...
I don't usually like hard games, but I found this one to be surprisingly enjoyable. The challenge is definitely there to make you think and can be unforgiving in places but still makes me want to keep trying.
It's obvious that the devs spent a lot of time on visuals and animation and that's something I definitely appreciate as both an indie dev and...