Take the role of Lambda as you are exiled from Manahill and thrown into the beautiful but unforgiving world of Aevi in this Japanese-style turn-based pixel-art RPG. Become a manafinder and seek the manastones as you battle against ferocious beasts and other threats as you fight for the survival of the exiles.
Manafinder isn’t going to impress any RPG veteran or anyone looking for an original idea. There are better games made with RPG Maker out there, like Jimmy and the Pulsating Mass, which was elevated by its tenderly written and gut-wrenching story and complex job system. Manafinder is just kind of alright, and at least it isn’t a roguelike.
Mixing some odd action-based moments into a turn-based RPG is an odd move, but it contributes to the somewhat hodge podge feel to the whole affair
A competent and enjoyable JRPG that checks all the boxes, but rarely goes beyond them
Manafinder is charmingly engaging game.
Indie developer Wolfsden managed to incorporate several entertaining mini-games to create a charming fifteen-hour adventure. Manafinder is a cute pixel-art turn-based RPG that will appeal to many players with its sidequests and interesting battle system/
