Eurgava: Fight for Haaria

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Fight for Haaria, a reaction-based combat rpg where you struggle to rebuild your broken village, learn the fate of your home country, and restore its order. Get ready!

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

65%

Audience ScoreBased on 17 reviews

story5 positive mentions

music3 negative mentions

The game features a unique concept and an interesting story that adds depth to the gameplay.
The hand-drawn art style is visually appealing and contributes to the game's charm.
The gameplay can be enjoyable once players adapt to the mechanics, providing a sense of accomplishment through its challenging nature.

The combat mechanics are clunky and can be frustrating, especially with issues like double-clicking not registering properly.
There is a lack of guidance and clarity in the game, making it difficult for players to understand objectives and resource management.
The game can feel overly punishing, with significant setbacks upon failure, which may deter players from continuing.

gameplay
12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Eurgava - Fight for Haaria features rhythm-based combat mechanics that some players find clunky yet unique, making the gameplay accessible with a bit of practice. While the combat can be frustrating due to its awkwardness and a sparse interface, the overall gameplay is easy to grasp, complemented by appealing graphics. Players who appreciate a strong narrative may still find enjoyment despite the mechanical shortcomings.
- “Eurgava - Fight for Haaria is an action RPG with rhythm-style combat mechanics (click in response to attacks, etc.).”
- “I consider the gameplay to be quite uncommon, and that's a good thing!”
- “The gameplay is easy to understand, and the graphics are cool.”
- “The combat mechanics are very clunky.”
- “Between the clunky battle mechanics and the bare interface with little hints on what to do with them, I just couldn't find myself the desire to invest my time in this.”
- “But the thing is, I don't think I should be dead when I did because of the aforementioned battle mechanics, and thus fail to retreat in time.”
story
11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's story is praised for its unique art style and solid narrative, centered around Heizi's pilgrimage of knowledge, but it suffers from repetitiveness and a lack of clarity regarding objectives. While the storytelling is engaging and reminiscent of classic titles like Diablo, players feel that the experience could be enhanced with voice dubbing and clearer direction. Overall, it appeals to those who appreciate a strong background story that influences gameplay.
- “The story is told from the perspective of Heizi, a man coming to the end of his pilgrimage of knowledge, when an unexpected letter reaches him.”
- “I recommend this for those who prefer a game with a great background story that affects the gameplay.”
- “I never encountered a single enemy, and the game doesn't quite tell you what exactly is happening or what you have to do to continue with the story.”
- “Storywise, it's pretty basic.”
- “It feels like you're playing the original Diablo or Diablo II but in a storybook mode, with a distinct Middle Eastern feel.”
graphics
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics feature a simplistic, hand-drawn art style that appeals to players who appreciate this aesthetic. While the visuals are described as cool and visually appealing, they may not cater to everyone's taste. Overall, the graphics enhance the easy-to-understand gameplay experience.
- “The artwork features a simplistic, hand-drawn style that adds charm to the game.”
- “The gameplay is easy to understand, and the graphics are visually appealing.”
- “This game looks great, especially if you appreciate its unique art style.”
- “The artwork is simplistic and has a hand-drawn style.”
- “The graphics feel outdated and lack detail.”
- “The visual effects are underwhelming and do not enhance the gameplay experience.”
music
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's music features a subtle and pleasing Middle Eastern style, though it is looped and offers limited options for customization, with only sound and music volume settings available.
- “The music features a nice Middle Eastern style that, even though it is looped, is very subtle and pleasing.”
- “There is little in the way of options in-game or at the menu, just sound and music volume.”
- “The soundtrack feels repetitive and lacks variety, making it hard to stay engaged.”
- “The music doesn't match the game's atmosphere, which detracts from the overall experience.”