- December 9, 2022
- BTrain Studio
- 4h median play time
Grey Heritage: Faded Vision
Platforms
About
In "Grey Heritage: Faded Vision," Astrea, a war-torn land of knights and nobles, finds hope in King Edward Estore, a foreigner with grand ambitions for its future. Meanwhile, Leon Beaumont, the exiled prince, seeks to end the tyranny of the Estore Empire. Players must navigate this political tension and make choices that will determine Astrea's fate.











- The game captures the classic tactics gameplay reminiscent of older Fire Emblem titles, providing a solid tactical experience.
- Map designs are engaging and varied, offering a mix of challenges that keep gameplay fresh and interesting.
- The absence of permadeath adds a layer of forgiveness, allowing players to experiment with strategies without the fear of losing characters permanently.
- The game is heavily reliant on RNG, leading to frustrating moments where high hit chances result in misses, making combat feel unpredictable.
- Some characters and strategies can feel overpowered or necessary, leading to a lack of balance in gameplay, especially in late-game scenarios.
- The story and character development are often criticized for being generic and lacking depth, with characters feeling flat and uninteresting.
story
38 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is noted for its grounded characters and intriguing premise, offering a compelling narrative that quickly engages players. While it has a clear structure with a beginning, middle, and end, it feels like part one of a larger saga, leaving some plot points unresolved and characters underdeveloped. Overall, the storytelling is seen as a mixed bag, with some praising its coherence and others criticizing its execution and depth.
“The story is a very interesting aspect of this game.”
“The game brings the story up to speed quickly with a great cast of distinct characters.”
“So far, the story seems pretty well written, but obviously I've only seen the beginning.”
“Storywise, this game doesn't offer a lot.”
“As others have said, the characters are pretty flat and the story is rough.”
“Not only this, but the story resolves itself in the most unsatisfying, bizarre way, resulting in the bigger antagonist still at large, and one of your most powerful characters defecting from your side.”