Ember

Very surprized about this little rpg.Great to pass the time looks great to as far as the graphics go effects, enviroments and animations,and the gameplay is simple enough to pickup.Its combat system alows for the player to fight in real time or to pause the game for a more strategic approach.It could have done with an option for disabling subtitles and damage info if the player wished,but this does not ruin the gameplay in anyway.The developers have done a great job,needs a bit of dlc to expand it.

The absolute worst thing about this game is the combat chatter. Not only is it boring and repetitive, but it turns the entire party into a bunch of sociopaths who treat life-and-death combat like it's some sort of sporting event. It's never a good thing if the characters you most want to kill in the game are your own party members. Luckily the combat chatter can be turned off by turning the voice volume all the way down to zero. Aside from that, it's a mostly OK combat-heavy rpg with a bunch of terrible design decisions. For example, you don't learn skills, you temporarily gain access to them by using equipment that has the skill attached. This means that the only real difference between your party members is how you distribute their attributes. It also means that you can only have three skills in your skill bar at any one time. And you're totally at the mercy of the random number god for getting the skills you want. Other pet peeves include level-and-stat-restricted equipment, way too many equipment drops, way too much combat, annoying difficulty spikes at the boss fights which require level grinding to bypass, and half of the books in the goblin library would have to have been written after the goblins took over, which makes no sense continuity-wise. I can tolerate most of these flaws in a Diablo-like where the combat is actually fun and exciting, but not in a party-based pause-to-give-orders wait-while-the-party-fights game. The absolute best things about this game is the various lore books. The game would actually be improved by publishing the lore books as an actual book and throwing the rest of the game away.

muy buen juego con el que iniciarse el los RPG basados en grupos ya que sus mecanicas son muy sencillas e intuitivas, la historia es interesante y cumple su funcion que es mantenerte pegado al juego. Graficamente es resulton con un estilo artistico cartoon que hace que no envejezca mal, por lo que e visto lo han desarrollado pocas personas asi que mis mas sinceras felicitaciones. recomindo este juego 100% Review in english: very good game to get started with group-based RPGs since its mechanics are very simple and intuitive, the story is interesting and it fulfills its function, which is to keep you glued to the game. Graphically, it is a result with a cartoon artistic style that does not age badly, from what I have seen few people have developed it, so my most sincere congratulations. I recommend this game 100%

Ember is a C-RPG with stylistic graphics, good sound, and enjoyable music. It has a good storyline and fun gameplay.

You know what I actually really liked this. It's a fun little indie game. Isomtric ARPG style, while a bunch of the story and lore was pretty forgettable and largely standard faire milquetoast, with a foreseeable twist at the end, it's one of the few random indie gems hidden in the rough I picked up and somehow was engaged enough to beat, iirc took me about a good 20-30 hours, idk the gameplay loops was just fun enough and casual enough I breezed through it. It's objectively a solid 4/5, high praise considering that translates to 8/10 so I'd go with good 7/10. Nothing unforseen or mindblowing about it, graphically or otherwise. It's just a really fun little game. Yes.