- February 10, 2016
- ithaqualabs
Embers of Magic
84%Game Brain Score
story, graphics
monetization, gameplay
84% User Score 146 reviews
Platforms
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About
Embers of Magic is a short, adventure visual novel that tells the story of Liana the witch. She takes an airship down to the surface of the dangerous and corrupt earth beneath her flying city home.









Audience ScoreBased on 146 reviews
story20 positive mentions
monetization14 negative mentions
- Exceptional voice acting that adds depth and emotion to the characters.
- Beautiful and engaging character art and visuals that enhance the experience.
- Free to play, making it an accessible introduction to the world and style of the developers.
- The story feels incomplete and ends abruptly, leaving players wanting more.
- Limited interactivity with only one meaningful choice, making it feel more like a prologue than a full game.
- Some dialogue and voice acting quality issues detract from the overall experience.
- story72 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The story of "Embers of Magic" is praised for its engaging characters, beautiful art, and professional voice acting, but many reviewers note that it feels incomplete and too short, often leaving players wanting more depth and resolution. While it serves as an enjoyable introduction to a larger narrative universe, the linear plot and limited choices may disappoint those seeking a more substantial experience. Overall, it is seen as a charming but brief visual novel that offers a glimpse into a colorful fantasy world.
“The actors breathe life into the characters, adding depth and emotion to the story.”
“Beautiful art, professional voice acting, intriguing and very diverse characters (feels really inclusive!), and great story.”
“The story doesn't hold back information the audience can piece together on its own; it knows you probably already have connected the dots, and then it goes deeper, and takes you on a more thrilling, engaging ride.”
“Is it still a visual novel when you have only one choice, and the story seems unfinished and leaves you with many unanswered questions?”
“It basically just stops where you would expect the story to really get started.”
“The story is unfortunately too short, but okay.”