- October 8, 2015
- Grandpa Pixel
Legena: Union Tides
45%Game Brain Score
humor
story, graphics
65% User Score 20 reviews
Platforms
About
Solve the mystery of the Narrator! A new take on the classic RPG featuring choices, ability equipping and harnessing the weather.











+1
Audience ScoreBased on 20 reviews
humor3 positive mentions
gameplay2 negative mentions
- The game features charming 16-bit graphics and a delightful soundtrack that enhances the retro experience.
- It offers a variety of gameplay mechanics, including weather changes that can influence battles and a customizable difficulty setting.
- Despite its flaws, the game has a unique charm and humor, with well-crafted environments and engaging dialogue.
- The graphics and audio quality are subpar, with low resolution and annoying chiptunes that detract from the experience.
- The story is disjointed and vague, making it difficult for players to connect with the characters or understand the plot.
- Gameplay can feel overwhelming due to excessive dialogue, lack of character depth, and poor equipment management options.
story
9 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story has received mixed reviews, with some players finding it disjointed and difficult to follow, particularly due to its reliance on scripted locations and vague references to past events. While it may appeal to fans of traditional JRPGs, others feel it lacks clarity and coherence, making it challenging to engage with the narrative fully. However, certain elements, such as character dedication, have been appreciated by some players.
“If you like traditional JRPGs, you might enjoy this game as it focuses more on storytelling than action.”
“I appreciated the dedication to the story, especially how certain characters shine through the narrative.”
“The story is a bit vague at times, as it often refers to previous actions your character has taken and assumes you know the backstory.”
“Story was all over the place for me. Seeing as that's the main factor for an RPG game maker creation, I'm kind of disappointed.”
“Story is tied to scripted locations that can be missed, and the sprites are basic.”
“The story is a bit vague at times; it constantly refers to previous things your character has done and sometimes assumes you know the backstory.”