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Or: If you’re going to have lava caves with motionless lava that looks like cold pizza or ancient ruins with waterways that look frozen over (the forest’s maps water fares better), those will stick out like sore thumbs. That said, there’s even more odd inconsistency to the visuals in cases where certain maps look more detailed while others stand out in their plainness. This gives the game an unfinished feeling especially in a few very nice-looking maps where darkness could have been put to far creepier usage than what’s here.Īs noted, visually, the game impresses with a lovely school environment ripe for exploration. There’s a bit of inconsistency in that some maps have respawning monsters that add challenge while other maps become empty, pretty theme parks once you clear out the opposition. The game reuses the same map layouts per area, but randomizes elements such as party spawn points, switches and item boxes. It’s just get quest, beat up monsters, retrieve quest item over and over with very brief cut scenes that reveal the game’s ultimate threat over time to break up the rhythm.Īs for gameplay progression, most areas are made up of two large maps and some have a third boss stage unlocked once certain requirements are met (or you stumble upon it accidentally before you get the mission to do so in at least one case).

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Sadly, Wolff the Harp-Archer, Jacques the Cello-Knight, Jules the Lute-Mage, and Claude the Trumpet-Gunner are silent partners with neither a joke cracked nor comment made between them.

But there’s room at the inn for a colorful fantasy based experience as long as it’s fun, right? The main problems here stem from the initial fun being hampered by stuff such as not enough variety in the game’s bestiary along with some way too easy boss battles. Okay, so it’s not that other boy band out to sort of save the world at their own pace game at all. Will you be able to return the nine primordial instruments? You have to find your way through all parts of the scattered islands complete quests, solve puzzles, defeat bosses and discover the truth behind the islands. Your mission is to find and return the nine primordial instruments to restore balance and peace to the world. “So, what’s the story?” you ask? Well, here you go:ĪereA is a music-themed Action RPG in which you play as one of Great Maestro Guido’s disciples and explore Aezir a floating island that was broken into pieces. However, the very straightforward story progression, a total lack of personality in its four mute heroes, and some technical/UI problems made me grimace more than grin through my 22+ hours with the game. Additionally, the ability to play couch co-op with up to three other players is a nice touch (no online play is supported).

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Unfortunately, game balance issues, a poor English localization, and the lack of any post-game content hurt the overall experience.Ī sort of love child of Diablo, Wild Tangent’s Fate series and Runic’s original Torchlight, the Unity-powered visuals and emphasis on action are initially impressive. Colorful visuals, fast-paced gameplay and a superb score (by Deon van Heerden) are all strong points. Indie publisher Soedesco has released this as a marquee mid-priced ($39.99) retail and digital game and it’s clear they’re wanting it to be a sleeper hit for casual to veteran ARPG fans.

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While it’s not as great as it should have been out of the gate, there’s still time to fix this sleeper up with a decent patch and make it an even better product.ĭeveloper Triangle Studios’ AereA makes for an interesting blend of familiar elements that gamers willing to overlook its flaws should enjoy.

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