- December 1, 2016
- Choice of Games
Empyrean
Platforms
About
"Empyrean" is a single-player, text-based Role Playing game with a good plot. Players overthrow their father's regime using his secret experimental fighter plane, battling enemies in the skies above the city of Actorius and uncovering the secrets of the mysterious Deep Tech world below. As the pilot of the Empyrean, players must decide who the real enemy is - the government or the Revolution - and navigate a complex web of political intrigue and aerial combat.











- Excellent story with well-developed characters and immersive writing.
- Choices have meaningful consequences, allowing for a variety of outcomes and replayability.
- Unique setting with engaging dogfighting scenes and a rich steampunk atmosphere.
- Stat changes are often unclear and can lead to frustrating gameplay experiences.
- The ending is abrupt and unsatisfying for many players, leaving them wanting more closure.
- The game requires payment after a few chapters, which some players feel is misleading.
story
64 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is generally praised for its engaging narrative and well-developed characters, with many reviewers highlighting its unique setting and the emotional depth of the plot. However, some players noted issues with unclear choices and stat management that detracted from the overall experience. While the story offers replayability and compelling choices, a few found it occasionally rushed or confusing, leading to mixed feelings about its execution.
“Excellent story, well-developed characters.”
“The story is unique, and I love the way the dogfights are explained. The more important planes have their own gimmicks, and I also love the characters; usually in these books, there's a character I hate interacting with, but not in this one.”
“The story is well worth the price.”
“The story till that point was not great; I get the protagonist doesn't have a clear head and it's to create a character sheet of some sort, but I'd rather fill in squares directly than that jumbled mess.”
“The story was so boring that I was confused about what was going on sometimes, but I guess it was okay.”
“I found a combat-oriented path a bit lacking, and there were some inconsistencies throughout the plot itself.”