- November 10, 2023
- Second Morning Works
Horizon To Crinoa: Have Faith in Radiance -Prototype-
55%Game Brain Score
emotional
gameplay, graphics
87% User Score 15 reviews
Platforms
About
Horizon To Crinoa: Have Faith in Radiance -Prototype- is a small scale, prototype, anime action RPG showcasing some of the general ideas, aesthetics and gameplay style we’re hoping to achieve with our future game projects! It’s a high speed, stylish, action game with major RPG elements, skills and abilities inspired by classic Japanese RPGs! Follow the simple story of our main character, Yellett…











Audience ScoreBased on 15 reviews
emotional3 positive mentions
gameplay3 negative mentions
- The game features excellent picture quality and a captivating story with interesting characters.
- Combat feels satisfying and rewarding, especially when on the offensive, with a good balance of basic and special attacks.
- The art style and voice acting are well done, contributing to an overall charming aesthetic.
- The user interface and control scheme are poorly designed, making navigation and combat mechanics overly complicated.
- There are numerous bugs and technical issues, including problems with audio mixing and game stability.
- The game's environmental design can be confusing, leading to disorientation during exploration and combat.
gameplay
9 mentions Positive Neutral NegativePlayers appreciate the gameplay overall, noting its engaging mechanics and appealing visuals, but express frustration with the initial tutorial, which overwhelms them with information rather than introducing mechanics gradually. While the core gameplay is enjoyable, concerns about bugs and design choices detract from the experience.
“The gameplay is great, the story is decently good so far, and the complaints I do have are mostly directed at some bugs and general scaling.”
“I do not care who you are; I am not going to start a game and patiently read and try to memorize nine pages of basic combat mechanics.”
“Please, tutorialize us on mechanics as we are introduced to them, not all at once.”
“We also need examples, because a lot of the mechanics do not make sense upon first reading.”