Posted on: August 10, 2020

Ganyse

Jeux: 259 Avis: 15

Une bonne expérience, pour son prix

Je vais présenter mon avis, à partir d'une partie de 18h, complété en hard Ara Fell est un jeu de 2005, récemment proposer dans une version amélioré, qui vous met dans la peau de Lita, jeune fille impétueuse aspirant à devenir chasseuse Niveau scénaristique, le jeu est assez banal tant dans son déroulement que dans ses révélations Si vous êtes habitué du genre, rien ne vous surprendra vraiment, ceci dis il n'est pas désagréable à suivre grâce à ses personnages, notamment Lita Dans son gameplay, c'est ce qui donne le réel intérêt au jeu, et je vais m'attaquer à ce qui frappe directement : - L'ambiance du jeu On est dans un monde qui prend place dans une terre dans le ciel, et c'est très bien retranscrit, tant par ses tableaux que par son ambiance peace qui s'en dégage, et c'est franchement agréable - Le jeu se veut "open-world", au début du jeu, vous serez assez libre de vos déplacement, et le système de craft encourage d'autant plus à explorer les environnements afin d'upgrade son équipement ou compétences, qui est également récompenser par des objets donnant des buff constant, l'évolution des personnages ce font très ressentir, du moins au début Cependant, le jeu devient plus linéaire au bout d'un moment, ce qui est fort dommage - Pour les combats, vous aurez 4 personnages, avec chacun 5 compétences et un ultime Ca à l'air peu, mais chacune ont leurs utilités, et leurs propres "upgrade" à choisir entre 2 choix Cependant, le jeu est très facile, passer le début, annihilant l’intérêt de puissance à upgrade ses équipements Pour vous dire, à la fin, contre les boss à 30 000 PV, je leurs faisait des coups à 6000, autant dire qu'il n'y avait aucun challenge Je vous conseil de partir sans hésité en expert, à votre première partie (le mode au dessus du hard), si vous rechercher du challenge En conclusion, Ara Fell est une très bonne expérience pour les amateurs de RPG, je vous conseil de le prendre sans hésiter si vous êtes dans ce cas, il vaut le détour

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Posted on: October 31, 2021

nachbarnebenan

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Jeux: 635 Avis: 21

Reminiscence

It's a really well-made game and the developers were obviously fans of the classic rpg games and there are several small hints to that. Combat is ok, if you've leveled far enough it gets more or less trivial, but that's fine. The main characters are likeable and well-thought of and there are some interesting developments even later in the story. Two things are a bit annoying and prevent it from getting a full score: Ingredients for crafting and potions are somewhat hard to come by and you have to scan every available trader (and one specific trader in several locations) to find some of them. Since you can't know in advance what you'll need later on for upgrades, this will get quite tedious. Combine this with the somewhat less-than-helpful map and the long distances to travel and it becomes a point of frustration. Luckily, the remainder of the game and the story manage to make up for it, so it still come out on the good side.

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Posted on: June 19, 2022

Fade89

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Jeux: 368 Avis: 38

Solid 25 hours experience

"Ara Fell combines the best parts of Japanese-style roleplaying games with the best parts of western RPGs" - Well, the developers delivered. The game offers lovely characters, villains with motivation, a fascinating world and an enjoyable story. Yes the battles are kinda repetitive and there is some grinding, but way less than in most oldschool JRPGs. The best part of the game is that I've felt like taking part in the journey. The second is that it encourage exploring with lots of hidden treasures and interesting/funny NPC lines. The third is that the game alerts you every time a sequence comes where you don't have full control of the things happening, like boss battles or story trigger points. Maybe the only flaw of the game is that the replay-ability is basically nonexistent, since you have only 4 playable character and the only customization is in their character and skill specializations. But hey, I don't mind at all that not every game aims to have you play it until your fingers fall off. I'd like to react to some things I've read in reviews below and find them unfair: - you get a lot more of extra materials, skill stones than you need. If you like exploring and don't mind grinding you'll be done with it too soon actually. - yes, the are no quest markers, but I find that a good thing. Pay attention to the dialogues. - the stats are really not that difficult and you don't need to know precisely how the damage is calculated

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Posted on: June 22, 2022

SketchFile

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Jeux: 415 Avis: 14

Tiny bit of polish needed but fantastic

I notoriously hate everything, because I don't give shit a pass because I like it. This game is a short RPG but it's REALLY good. It's not super complex. It sets out exactly what it wants to do and does it almost completely well. Some map issues that could have been shored up, I think there's at least one mistake in the text, and the only major complaint I have is super late in game in regards to one thing that *requires* bruteforcing when it should have even a slight bit of hinting either to solution or that its needed to bruteforce. This also might be my favourite game that does stereotypical dickhead elves really well. Writing-wise is fine, amusing no big plot twists or anything. One thing that does bother me in the writing is some characters getting an undeserved free pass on some blame/actions they take in the story, which I found infuriating, but isn't necessarily bad. Music didn't stand out for the most part but it isn't bad or annoying. But when it did stand out to me it stood out hard. It says it's Open World, but if Open World games worked like this they wouldn't be so bad, so don't be put off by that. Class/setups seem like they'd be all viable minus maybe 100% tank on one character like I did (it was still viable, but having no AOE guard still meant I couldn't full tank). Skill choices were fun, consumables weren't massively useful, but I will bet they will be when I go back for expert. One of my favourite RPG's and comes very close to a post game I'm looking for in an RPG.

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Posted on: April 27, 2024

ChrisOzzie

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Jeux: 778 Avis: 56

Only For Fans of Oldschool JRPGs

This is a very conditional recommendation. You gotta enjoy classic, super old JRPGs to have fun with Ara Fell's generic gameplay. The combat is very basic. You get a tank, healer, magic user and fighter for your party composition. Equipment is only upgraded and items are limited to potions, upgrade or crafting materials, and "relic" items with passive effects. The difficulty settings... frankly suck. I'd just stick to the normal mode, as anything higher requires you to grind out levels and money/crafting materials. This is very boring. Other RPGs that does difficulty properly, like Baldur's Gate 1 & 2 or Dragon Age Origins, forces the player to change their tactics and strategies when approaching higher difficulty modes. Maybe this is a problem with classic JRPGs and not Ara Fell specifically. The story is sort of cliche, but it gets the job done. Vampires threaten civilization with nefarious plans. The hero seeks out mysterious artifacts to save the world. The characters were interesting enough, but nothing super memorable. Don't get me wrong. I don't think this is a bad game at all. It just didn't click with me mostly because I want to overcome the game's bosses and challenges with creative strategies, not by mindlessly grinding levels and items. It kills me to give such a mixed review for a fun indie game. I must stress that this isn't a bad game, it just wasn't what I was looking for in a JRPG. I liked it enough to finish it, but probably won't ever return to it. If you DO love classic JRPGs, then I would encourage you to try Ara Fell. It offers a lot for being such an inexpensive game and you will probably have enough fun with it.

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