Ezerath's Last Hope

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"Ezerath's Last Hope" is a role-playing game that offers both single-player and co-op modes. In a world overrun by the Dark Lord, join the Ezerath Mythic Guild to defeat him by conquering the dungeons of his eight Grand Generals. Explore over 40 open-world areas filled with secrets, side quests, mini-bosses, and loot drops. Engage in unique side quests for fun rewards, and level up to face the ultimate challenge.

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94%

Audience ScoreBased on 17 reviews

atmosphere2 positive mentions

graphics3 negative mentions

The game features a charming art style and engaging music that enhances the overall experience.
The grind is rewarding and enjoyable, making it easy to play in short increments or for extended sessions.
Despite its simplicity, the game offers a fun gameplay loop with challenging enemies and a sense of progression.

The combat can feel shallow and repetitive, often relying on spam clicking without much depth.
There are several bugs and quality of life issues, such as unclear UI elements and problems with certain quests.
Some music choices do not fit the atmosphere of the game, leading to a disjointed experience in different areas.

music
11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
27%
45%
27%
The music in the game receives mixed reviews; while some tracks are praised for their atmospheric qualities and catchiness, others are criticized for not fitting the environments, particularly the use of techno in unexpected areas. Overall, players appreciate the soundtrack's vibe and its ability to enhance the gameplay experience, though there are calls for more cohesive musical choices that align better with the game's various settings.
- “Some songs were also surprisingly atmospheric, like the ones that play in the swamp and icy areas.”
- “Wonderful little game, fun gameplay loop - good music.”
- “I found myself dancing along to the original soundtrack, very catchy!”
- “Some of the music just doesn't fit the atmosphere at all.”
- “Some areas have techno music like in a village or lake, then you got more desert-like music in the desert area, which makes sense for that but not what I said before.”
- “To conclude my critique, I think the game could use some more in-depth combat and some better fitting music and atmospheric noise depending on which area you're in.”
graphics
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
40%
60%
The graphics feature a charming and simple art style reminiscent of RPG Maker games, particularly highlighted by the appealing main character sprites. This simplicity enhances the overall theme and feel of the game, creating a less compulsive experience compared to other titles in the subgenre.
- “The art style is charming, especially the main character sprites.”
- “Simple art style, but it seems to just work with the overall theme and feel of the game.”
- “The graphics are pretty simple and look like something that came from an RPG Maker game from Game Jolt.”
- “It's not like anything I've played before, and its graphical simplicity is charming.”
- “The lack of shiny visuals for upgrading stuff and opening loot actually turns this into a less compulsive experience than other games of the subgenre.”
atmosphere
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67%
33%
The game's atmosphere is enhanced by some surprisingly fitting music in specific environments, such as swamps and icy areas; however, there are instances where the music feels mismatched. Overall, players feel that improvements could be made by aligning the audio more closely with the game's various settings and providing clearer feedback upon character death.
- “Some songs were also surprisingly atmospheric, like the ones that play in the swamp and icy areas.”
- “Some of the music just doesn't fit the atmosphere at all.”
gameplay
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
67%
The gameplay is described as shallow, with limited depth and content, particularly noted in a brief 11-minute play session. However, it also features a fun gameplay loop and enjoyable music, suggesting a mix of potential and simplicity in the overall experience.
- “Wonderful little game, fun gameplay loop - good music.”
- “It's his first game, so I don't want to be too harsh, but the gameplay is too shallow.”
- “Not much to say about the story because I only had 11 minutes of gameplay, but I just know it takes place in Ezerath and you play as a guy who fights a bunch of creatures and stuff.”
grinding
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players find the grinding aspect of the game reminiscent of classic bump-style Ys games, offering a blend of looter mechanics and simple combat. The grindy RPG experience is enhanced by the option to play cooperatively with friends and family.
- “Even though it's a looter and pretty grindy, it reminded me a bit of the simple combat of the bump-style Ys games.”
- “You get access to a full-on grindy RPG that you can also play with friends and family.”
story
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
150%
The story is minimally developed, with gameplay set in Ezerath, where players encounter various creatures. However, the experience is marred by bugs, such as a quest-related item glitch that disrupts progression.
- “Not much to say about the story because I only had 11 minutes of gameplay, but I just know it takes place in Ezerath and you play as a guy who fights a bunch of creatures and stuff.”
- “The story feels disjointed and lacks depth, making it hard to connect with the characters or the plot.”
- “I found the narrative to be predictable and uninspired, with no real twists or engaging elements to keep me invested.”