Clearly I was not in the right mind on the day during last year's summer that I added Conception II: Children of the Seven Stars to my list. Guess I saw "RPG" and a good rating, but joke's on me, it's one of those JRPGs.
Gameplay's so bad it'd be better of not being there, aaand the rest is what I think they call a dating sim. I watched a couple of hours of the cutscenes. They're so cringy they're actually enjoyable. The reviews for it explain the... various... nuances... quite well, and they can offer a pretty good laugh. I particularly liked this one.
But uh, don't play it.
I think my standards for games really have risen. Steam's getting more games than ever, yet I'm adding the same amount or even less of them to my to-play list. For example, Blossom Tales: The Sleeping King, is something I really wouldn't consider these days, and my short experience of it confirmed it to be rather boring.
I didn't see much in terms of gameplay from it. Mash attack, run around, basic enemies, basic combat, basic levels... Reviews say it's like Zelda, which I've admittedly never played, but surely this has to be like a... light version of it. Very light and sleep-inducing.
I'm sure you'd easily find a better adventure game or RPG, whichever you might see in this game.
I think my standards for games really have risen. Steam's getting more games than ever, yet I'm adding the same amount or even less of them to my to-play list. For example, Blossom Tales: The Sleeping King, is something I really wouldn't consider these days, and my short experience of it confirmed it to be rather boring.
I didn't see much in terms of gameplay from it. Mash attack, run around, basic enemies, basic combat, basic levels... Reviews say it's like Zelda, which I've admittedly never played, but surely this has to be like a... light version of it. Very light and sleep-inducing.
I'm sure you'd easily find a better adventure game or RPG, whichever you might see in this game.
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