- May 4, 2022
- Purpure Studio
EVERING
Platforms
About
"Evering is a single-player, fantasy turn-based RPG with a traditional ATB combat system and 14+ hours of gameplay. Embark on an epic journey with Eldar, naive Prince of Onnya, in search of the origin of a legend through witty dialogues and charismatic characters. Explore the world to learn new abilities, uncover secrets, and enjoy side quests with valuable rewards."











- The game features a gripping story with a unique premise that focuses on uncovering the world's history rather than traditional heroics.
- Character development is well-executed, with each character having distinct ways to learn abilities, adding depth to gameplay.
- The pixel art and music create a charming atmosphere that resonates with fans of classic RPGs.
- The gameplay can feel linear and restrictive, with limited freedom to explore and a lack of meaningful side quests.
- There are numerous quality-of-life issues, such as unskippable cutscenes and a cumbersome inventory system for tracking errands.
- Combat can become repetitive and lacks complexity, leading to boredom during encounters despite the interesting story.
story
22 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story in this turn-based JRPG is generally praised for its charm, cohesiveness, and engaging characters, though some plot threads remain unexplained and certain details could use more elaboration. While the main narrative is compelling, the side quests vary in quality, and some players feel the story alone may not be enough to maintain interest throughout the game. Overall, it offers a delightful experience with a captivating world and enjoyable dialogue, complemented by a fantastic musical score.
“It's a cute, fun, turn-based JRPG with solid pixel art and a fantastic story and musical score.”
“A great story in an interesting world with delightful characters.”
“Dive into this beautifully designed turn-based RPG that tells an epic story through witty dialogue with charismatic characters and fun traditional gameplay elements.”
“This does lead to some unexplained plot threads, like how the loop restarts despite how Eldar is not guaranteed to meet Yvlor in every loop.”
“The time loop story is surprisingly cohesive, but there are a few details that needed more elaboration, like loops where the journey stops prematurely.”
“The story is there but not catching you enough to keep you on that alone.”