- May 19, 2020
- Kamichichi
- 10h median play time
Island SAGA
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About
"Island SAGA" is a single-player Role Playing Game with a good plot and beautiful game mechanics. As the protagonist, explore Valentine Island with your four party members, searching for the Love Rheid treasure in a turn-based battle system. Each party member can use any weapon or magic type, with skills learned through the TECH SPARKING system and stats increasing after battle via the GROWTH system.











- The game features a unique skill progression system reminiscent of classic RPGs, allowing players to develop characters based on their actions rather than traditional leveling.
- High-quality art and animations enhance the adult content, making the H-scenes visually appealing and engaging.
- The characters are well-developed and likable, contributing to an enjoyable narrative experience despite its simplicity.
- The combat system can be frustrating due to bugs and a chaotic interface, making it difficult to select enemies and navigate battles effectively.
- The game suffers from a lack of meaningful quests, often relying on repetitive fetch tasks that can feel tedious and unengaging.
- Difficulty spikes can occur unexpectedly, leading to unbalanced gameplay where players may find themselves overwhelmed by stronger enemies without adequate preparation.
story
78 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is a light-hearted and simplistic narrative centered around a prince on a quest to find an artifact of true love to save his parents' kingdom, accompanied by four princesses vying for his affection. While the game features over 50 quests, many are unrelated fetch tasks that can make the gameplay feel repetitive and grind-heavy, with minimal character development and a lack of meaningful progression in the main storyline. Overall, the plot serves primarily as a backdrop for harem elements and lewd scenes, appealing to fans of the genre but leaving others wanting more depth.
“The story is about a prince who must find true love.”
“The chain of subplots that encompass the quests are all basic, but still hit the right notes to ensure you're having a good time, no matter your own pacing in the game progression.”
“Good-hearted adventure JRPG with a hefty quest system, good characters, and good turn-based combat.”
“The plot mainly consists of about 50 largely unrelated quests ('find a cat', 'fix the floor of the restaurant', 'clear the plains of monsters', that sort of thing).”
“On the bad side though, it’s very repetitive and there’s no meaningful story or character development.”
“The story is as flimsy as any harem anime series, which is basically what this plot is.”