Echocalypse: The Scarlet Covenant

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"Echocalypse: The Scarlet Covenant" is a post-apocalyptic RPG where players collect and command over 100 charming Kemono girls, each with unique skills, in time-saving and relaxing card battles. Enhance Kemono girls' combat attributes, enjoy romantic dates to boost affinity and unlock automatic battle functions for a seamless gameplay experience.

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54%

Audience ScoreBased on 186 reviews

gameplay6 positive mentions

music3 negative mentions

The game offers a generous amount of rewards and is enjoyable without spending money, making it a great free-to-play experience.
The character designs and art are appealing, featuring a variety of sexy waifus that many players appreciate.
The gameplay is fun and can be relaxing, especially for those who enjoy collecting characters and watching battles unfold.

The PC version is plagued by frequent crashes and performance issues, making it frustrating to play.
The tutorial is overly long and restrictive, preventing players from accessing settings or skipping ahead, which can lead to boredom.
There are significant user experience issues, such as the inability to link accounts and a lack of customization options, which detracts from the overall enjoyment.

gameplay
30 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay of "Echocalypse: The Scarlet Covenant" has received mixed reviews, with many players finding it generic and fast-paced, leading to a lack of engagement. While the game features an immersive narrative and appealing graphics, its combat mechanics and overall gameplay experience are seen as needing refinement. Additionally, the presence of numerous currencies and gacha mechanics adds complexity, which some players find fun, while others view it as a form of addiction bait.
- “Diving headfirst into a fantasy world, Echocalypse: The Scarlet Covenant offers a rich narrative that surpasses many in the genre, although it falls short in innovative gameplay mechanics compared to contemporaries.”
- “Drawing comparisons to other RPGs, Echocalypse: The Scarlet Covenant stands out with its immersive storyline and impressive graphics, although the combat mechanics could use refining for a smoother experience.”
- “I haven't really paid much attention to the story unfortunately, but the gameplay and the gacha itself is fun.”
- “The gameplay is just too fast and hasty.”
- “It just shuts itself off constantly and the gameplay is very generic.”
- “While Echocalypse: The Scarlet Covenant thrills with its immersive atmosphere and intricate story, it falls short when compared to genre giants like The Witcher 3 due to less refined mechanics.”
story
22 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story of "Echocalypse: The Scarlet Covenant" is described as immersive and intricate, yet it struggles with pacing issues and a lack of depth compared to genre leaders like "The Witcher 3." Players have noted that the narrative can feel generic and confusing, particularly for those unfamiliar with the game's world, and the automatic playback feature detracts from the experience for slower readers. While some find the story entertaining, others feel it fails to maintain interest amidst gameplay distractions.
- “Drawing comparisons to other RPGs, Echocalypse: The Scarlet Covenant stands out with its immersive storyline and impressive graphics, although the combat mechanics could use refining for a smoother experience.”
- “While Echocalypse: The Scarlet Covenant thrills with its immersive atmosphere and intricate story, it falls short when compared to genre giants like The Witcher 3 due to less refined mechanics.”
- “Overall, the story makes no sense at first, as the world looks weird: no humans to be found, some strange visual features on characters like tails and fluffy ears, and the player is thrown in the middle of a conflict between sides we know nothing about.”
- “Doing the daily stuff and going through the story of the game just doesn't keep me interested.”
- “These all would have been completely forgivable if not for the fact that the story is so painfully generic it made me actually want to play Snowbreak because at least it had some novel ideas.”
- “Overall, the story makes no sense at first, as the world looks weird: no men to be found, some strange visual features on girls like tails and fluffy ears, and the player is thrown in the middle of a conflict between sides we know nothing about.”
music
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game receives mixed feedback; while some players appreciate its beauty and integration with the game's art and narrative, others find it excessively loud and frustrating, particularly due to limitations in adjusting the volume settings. Overall, the composition is praised for enhancing the game's atmosphere, despite the initial audio issues.
- “I love this game's art and sound (character voices and music).”
- “I think the tale, music, composition, and graphics are all really beautiful.”
- “The music is so loud when I loaded the game, and I couldn't turn it off because the game was holding my hand and wouldn't even let me into the settings to turn it down.”
- “The music is overwhelming and detracts from the overall experience.”
- “The soundtrack feels repetitive and doesn't add much to the gameplay.”
graphics
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of "Echocalypse: The Scarlet Covenant" receive mixed reviews; while some players praise their beauty and immersive quality, others feel they fall short compared to genre classics, impacting the overall gaming experience. Overall, the visuals are noted as impressive but inconsistent, with some aspects enhancing the narrative and others detracting from it.
- “I think the tale, music, composition, and graphics are all really beautiful.”
- “Drawing comparisons to other RPGs, Echocalypse: The Scarlet Covenant stands out with its immersive storyline and impressive graphics, although the combat mechanics could use refining for a smoother experience.”
- “Drawing parallels to genre classics, Echocalypse: The Scarlet Covenant delivers an immersive narrative and intricate mechanics, but falls short in graphics, dampening the overall gaming experience.”
optimization
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game suffers from significant optimization issues, leading to poor performance on PC despite its enjoyable gameplay. Many users believe that the problems stem from optimization rather than hardware limitations.
- “I'm sure it may be an optimization issue rather than the GPU itself.”
- “Bad PC performance.”
- “The game is actually fun, but it is poorly optimized.”
emotional
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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"Echocalypse: The Scarlet Covenant" is praised for its deeply emotional narrative, described as an emotional rollercoaster that evokes strong feelings and even tears, earning a perfect score of 10/10 from players.
- “Echocalypse: The Scarlet Covenant is an emotional rollercoaster with a side of pixelated trauma.”
- “10/10, would cry again.”
atmosphere
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Echocalypse: The Scarlet Covenant is praised for its immersive atmosphere and intricate storytelling, though it is noted that it does not reach the high standards set by genre giants like The Witcher 3, primarily due to less refined mechanics.
- “Echocalypse: The Scarlet Covenant thrills with its immersive atmosphere and intricate story.”
humor
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is characterized by its absurdity and challenge, likening the experience to "fighting a vampire with a toothpick," which many players find both amusing and entertainingly difficult.
- “Feels like fighting a vampire with a toothpick - hilariously challenging!”
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game has been criticized for its lack of replayability on Steam, with users suggesting it is more enjoyable and engaging on mobile platforms. Overall, it seems to fall short in providing a compelling reason for players to revisit it on PC.
grinding
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players appreciate that while there is customization available for teams, artifacts, and gear, the grinding aspect is not overly complicated or excessive compared to other games, making it more accessible and enjoyable.
- “You can customize the team itself, artifacts, and gear, but it's not as grindy and complicated as in other games.”
- “You can customize the team itself, artifacts, and gear, but it's not as grindy and complicated as in other games.”