Stellar Bewitching (Remastered) Review by Amjara
In Stellar Bewitching: Remastered you play a teenage witch with one goal in mind…hooking yourself a boyfriend for Venusia's Day! How hard can that be?
The Story
A
free-to-play, turn-based rpg set in the universe of Planet Kardel in
Crasper City lives a Farian teenage witch named Elya. Elya has a big
problem, Venusia's Day is fast approaching (thee day of love and
romance) and she has yet to find a boyfriend. The problem is she told
all her friends she has one…oh, the web we weave. So now Elya has no
choice but to venture into the Limbo Realm, along with her trusted
familiar Floryn to kidnap …uh I mean obtain her an actual boy to pretend he is her boyfriend.
Along
the way they recruit a bada** penguin named Pokie. Alright not the most
menacing name for a blade-master. You also end up meeting a contender
for a possible pretend boyfriend named Ivan, a spirited 17 year old
human from the Farseen Tribe on a mission to prove himself and find his
destiny.
I really like Floryn, she is a firecracker and flirts
like crazy. I love when she's checking out the hobbyist (or wandering
salesman)..."I would love to check out your stuff". *wink
Gameplay & Features
Combat
in this game is a side-view battle system (turn-based). Inflict
weakness on enemies to reduce their shield strength, stun them and then
finish them off. The difficulty can be pretty daunting to be honest. It
would be nice if this game had a difficulty setting. The only settings
in the game are for display options, dash options, battle settings such
as animation speed and audio settings.
The game does support
controllers but I used keyboard and mouse for my play-through. For the
most part the game is played with mainly the mouse only and the
keyboard more for changing the quantity of items in the shop (arrow
keys).
The Visuals & Audio
Visually
the art style is cute. Hand drawn characters set in an old-school style
rpg. The soundtrack is also what you'd expect in an old-school rpg. In
this setting it works. Synth tunes with a sci-fi pop feel.
Overall Experience
Now
I am recommending this game for those who like a challenge because this
game is difficult. My biggest gripe with it is that you have no control
over the difficulty settings. If you did have any control I would
suggest this game for everyone but sadly you don't.
If they honestly changed that one setting it would be a lot more fun for a lot more people. The game has a lot going for it. It is funny, cute and has some story lore built into it. Hopefully the developer takes this gripe to heart for their future games and puts in difficulty settings. 🎮
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