Fierce dragons have emerged in the land of Gallia. Join Fiona and her sworn knights to protect the kingdom! Embark on quests solo or with friends as you fight against the darkness.
I'd really love to rate the game but if you so much as slightly hover your finger over the A button on the Index controller this game will skip the entire content of the intro and whatever mission and story you were in, Why? I don't know.
You can't even make a new character to start over.
The minimum grip-strength required to hold your weapon is also...
The game's description says that it's a JRPG, but in VR. It kind of is, but there are a bunch of elements added that seem to betray that fact - there's a lobby where other players can join, there's voice chat, you can play multi-player with others, and you can buy a bunch of cosmetics. I suppose the idea here is that they want to provide a core story...
Visually its great... But thats about it honestly. Combat is janky, UI is janky, stuff kinda happens and I feel beyond confused, the tutorials are awful, settings are non existent, and my view point has been tossed around too much.
I'm gonna be honest a lot of this feels rushed for a VR game.
I wanted to like this, I really did, but I think it needed more time under the hood right now before I would come back to try it again.
For something describing itself as a JRPG, it felt more like a mobile RPG in essence.
You get the story, that is locked behind character level so you have to grind missions that mean nothing to get gear so you can maybe...
This game is narratively pretty cool and weeby. I really like the art, the voice acting, the world building, and the overall art and feel of the world. Unfortunately the core combat gameplay isn't compelling despite its variety. It's just paced oddly and the stamina system isn't a good fit for a VR RPG. It makes the game feel a bit turn based and takes...
