- May 18, 2021
- Round2Games
Guardian of Lore
Platforms
About
In "Guardian of Lore" , play as Prince Sayri and preserve the memories of ancient civilizations by exploring beautifully crafted 2.5D worlds based on Native-American folktales. As a bookworm battle mage, utilize unique spell casting and combat systems to traverse each level and customize your gameplay. Your knowledge is power; use it to battle an evil invader army and save stories from destruction.











- The game features great ideas and unique storytelling that highlights various Latin American cultures.
- The art design and music are praised for their quality, enhancing the overall experience.
- Boss battles are challenging and well-designed, providing a fun gameplay loop.
- The game suffers from numerous bugs and poor mechanics, leading to frustrating gameplay experiences.
- Controls are often criticized, especially when using a keyboard, making the game less enjoyable.
- There is a lack of essential features like a 'load from save' option, which hinders the overall user experience.
- story18 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The game features a unique storytelling approach, with each level presented as a storybook that explores different native cultures of Latin America. Players must read and preserve the legends to prevent them from being forgotten, which adds an engaging layer of interaction. The combination of stunning art, fitting music, and excellent voice acting enhances the overall experience, making it both entertaining and culturally enriching.
“But the unique storytelling and exploration of the various versions of stories makes this game unique enough to be worth a purchase.”
“It's wonderfully animated, and there is this element of having to learn the story in order to get things to work out correctly every time. It's inspiring in both how it was executed as well as the message of keeping the memories of the past alive, especially when those histories are threatened.”
“Each book contains a story from a different native culture of Latin America, and your objective is to read the legend ahead of time, and then go through the book, making sure the story does not get re-written and forgotten.”
“Its wonderfully animated and there is this having to learn the story element in order to get things to work out correctly every time... it's inspiring in both how it was executed as well as the message of keeping the memories of the past alive and acting especially when those histories are threatened.”
“Each level is a storybook that takes place over several screens.”