- November 10, 2017
- Amazu Media
- 10h median play time
Light Apprentice
It's painfully obvious that the game was initially a mobile game, and the PC port doesn't do much to accommodate for the new platform. The quick-time events that pervade the combat turn the game into a chore, and there isn't really any part that makes the grind worth it.
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About
In "Light Apprentice" , play as Nate, a Light Apprentice, in a comic-gamebook hybrid experience. After 300 years of sleep, Nate must save a war-torn Ethenia and restore its environment with the help of other Apprentices. Your choices and actions significantly impact the story and combat, shaping Nate's journey and consequences in this RPG adventure.











- The game features a unique comic book presentation that enhances storytelling and engages players.
- The narrative is well-written, with relatable characters and moral choices that impact gameplay.
- The art style and music are praised for their quality, contributing to an enjoyable overall experience.
- The game is plagued by numerous bugs that can disrupt gameplay and lead to frustrating experiences.
- Combat mechanics can feel tedious and unbalanced, making battles less enjoyable.
- Achievements and completion tracking are inconsistent, leading to dissatisfaction for players aiming for 100% completion.
story
70 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of the game is presented in a comic book style, following the journey of a young man named Nate and a blueling named Tlob as they navigate an environmentalist-themed narrative filled with moral choices that impact gameplay. While the writing is generally well-received for its engaging and poignant themes, some players find the pacing slow and the combat system tedious, which can detract from the overall experience. Despite these criticisms, many players appreciate the relatable characters and the creative storytelling approach, making it a recommended title for RPG fans who enjoy a compelling narrative.
“The story follows a young man from the past named Nate and a blueling called Tlob as they journey across a barren wasteland of a planet to save the environment and the people that live there.”
“Even though the story covers these rather serious topics, it does so in a way that makes it enjoyable yet poignant.”
“This game oozes creativity, genuinely likeable characters (Tlob the blueling holds a special place in my heart) - and a story which does keep pace rather nicely, the gaming equivalent of a real page-turner, where your choices really do feel like they have significant impact.”
“It may have an okay story, but I don't have the patience to stick with it - the combat mini-game system of fighting just makes the progress way too slow.”
“The story is a bit heavy-handed with its environmental message and the moral system of 'choices matter' pressures the player to not be a jerk.”
“This first story arc mainly serves to introduce us to the characters and the world around them.”