"Long, long ago, the elven sorcerers cast a spell to save the floating world of Ara Fell from destruction. Instead, they doomed it to fall from the sky. By chance, the fate of the world has been placed in the hands of a young woman. Join her as she and her friends endeavor against all odds to save t...
"Long, long ago, the elven sorcerers cast a spell to save the floating world of Ara Fell from destruction. Instead, they doomed it to fall from the sky. By chance, the fate of the world has been placed in the hands of a young woman. Join her as she and her friends endeavor against all odds to save their homeland, all while the clock ticks ever nearer the final hour..."
Ara Fell combines the best parts of Japanese-style roleplaying games with the best parts of western RPGs, as well as including elements of visual novels and adventure games to create a truly unique experience. Atmosphere, emotion and surprise lie at the forefront of Ara Fell's story, driven by deep and accessible characters, each with his or her own past, their own desires and their own motivations for joining Lita's quest. Relive the golden age of the RPG with a game that both pays homage to the past greats, as well as blazing its own trail.
EXPLORATION - Ara Fell is a world meant to be explored! Jump, crawl, swim and even fly through the air to solve puzzles and discover new locations filled with hidden treasure, secrets and adventure! Every corner of Ara Fell is designed with exploration in mind.
OPEN WORLD - Most of the world can be explored from the moment you leave Aloria Village, the heroine's home town... provided, of course, you're strong enough. A clever explorer may be able unlock secrets and discover powerful equipment early in the game if he or she commits to taking advantage of the open nature of the game world.
TACTICAL COMBAT - Ara Fell may be a story-heavy game, but the world is still fraught with danger. Choose specialized equipment and statistics, customizing each character to best suit your play style, and to best thwart each boss battle's unique mechanics.
CHARACTER DRIVEN - When you join Ara Fell's unwitting heroine on her quest to save her homeland, you'll discover a world filled with vibrant characters who laugh, cry, crack jokes, lose their tempers, and even their will to go on as the size and scope of the curse that plagues Ara Fell becomes apparent. Friends and villains alike are not who they seem as the stakes grow ever higher...
Characters are great
The gameplay if nice
The intrigue are simple but well done
THE STORY IS INSAME. I cant remember a game daring to make thoses bold chose story-wise.
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First of all I need to say the game is good and worth to buy. The story is interesting and the character development is nice as well. But fighting in the world and running around doens't feel smooth, combined with character progress. The character progress feels uneven to the enemies. After each chapter there is a gap you need to fit in. In many other games this progress is more linear or expotential, so farming/griding feels better or smoother.
In Ara Fell it's mostly just gaps you need to reach (upgrade your equipment, mostly).
Anyway the skill system is interesesting and it's still a great game though :)
This was a good classic RPG. The story was good and coherent. There were no random encounters. You can see all the enemies. Levelling up is pretty simple without massively complex skill trees. I didn't mind that. The music was nice. The game was a bit short, but not ridiculously short. There are no fishing mini games, so bit plus there. I hate them. Some of the mid-level bosses are ridiculously strong. I used story mode when I could see a half-hour long boss fight developing.
The only think I can complain about it that the story used the old vampire trope. Vampires, werewolves, zombies: I'm asking authors to use some imagination, these three have been dragged through the mud and over the hills for decades. Other than that it was a great game.
As a JRPGamer for 30 years, "Ara Fell" made me feel going back to '90s and it is a satisfying experience playing. And the music and sound design are good.
Considering the game made of RPG Maker, it is not bad.
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