- July 20, 2017
- Brewsterland Studios
Fateholders of Tetsoidea
52%Game Brain Score
graphics
story, gameplay
73% User Score 22 reviews
Platforms
PC
Windows
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About
A fun and charming RPG containing all of the good RPG elements with no bells and whistles.
Audience ScoreBased on 22 reviews
graphics2 positive mentions
humor2 negative mentions
- Some players found the game cute and fun, appreciating the effort of the developers.
- The game features mildly interesting combat mechanics and frequent save points, making it somewhat engaging.
- A few reviews noted that it is not the worst RPG Maker game they've played, indicating some redeeming qualities.
- The game is criticized for its low-quality graphics, generic plot, and reliance on RPG Maker assets, making it feel amateurish.
- Many players experienced technical issues, including glitches and soft locks during gameplay.
- The overwhelming lack of player interest and low peak player numbers suggest that the game fails to capture a wider audience.
story6 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is criticized for being generic and disjointed, following a typical "heroes with mysterious powers save the world from an evil empire" formula. The protagonist's name, "Lady," reflects a lack of creativity, contributing to the overall impression that the narrative feels aimless and poorly developed. Despite these flaws, some reviewers noted that the story isn't entirely bad.
“The story isn't bad.”
“The story is your standard 'people with mysterious powers save the world from an evil empire' formula, but presented in a disjointed way such that it mostly feels aimless.”
“This RPG Maker asset flip was basically phoned in; the developer even boasts that this has no bells or whistles. The plot is horribly generic, and the protagonist is called 'Lady', I'm guessing because the developer doesn't know any women's names.”
