- August 30, 2021
- neko.works
- 5h median play time
Light Fairytale Episode 2
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About
In "Light Fairytale Episode 2," players continue the journey with Haru and Ayaka in the Deeplands, seeking to reunite with Kuroko. They encounter a mysterious silver-haired girl while uncovering the region's secrets. Each episode, including this one, is a self-contained, 2-3 hour adventure, evoking the immersion and emotion of 90's JRPGs.











- Charming visuals and nostalgic atmosphere reminiscent of classic JRPGs, appealing to fans of the genre.
- Engaging turn-based combat with strategic elements, including the introduction of Summon Orbs that enhance gameplay variety.
- Overall enjoyable experience with a simple yet immersive story, leaving players eager for the next episode.
- The game is quite short, with some players feeling that the length and content do not justify the price.
- Combat mechanics can feel unbalanced, with certain characters being underpowered and healing abilities overshadowing challenge.
- The story lacks depth and world-building, leaving some players wanting more character development and narrative payoff.
story
25 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story in this JRPG is generally seen as simple yet engaging, with a focus on character development and exploration reminiscent of classic titles like "I Am Setsuna." While some players appreciate the immersive narrative and cliffhanger endings, others note that the story feels short and could benefit from deeper writing. Overall, it offers a charming experience for fans of light-hearted, story-driven games, though it may leave some wanting more in terms of length and complexity.
“The story, though criminally short, is absolutely one of the most immersive stories I've experienced in a good while, and even more impressive because it's done on such small budgets compared to other triple-A RPGs.”
“Like episode 1, this game takes its time in developing the story and characters and ends on a cliffhanger.”
“One of my favorite adventure JRPGs; I have played the first game and was amazed, but with the second installment, I am even more happy with the story and game. I am hyped to see the third game. Keep up the good work, Baka Neko devs!”
“Overall though, I found Haru's story mode to be about as long as both paths from the last game to make up for the new second story being just a quick epilogue.”
“Very ambitious for one person and would nail it if it had a dedicated writer to tie together the interesting but otherwise lifeless elements of the story.”
“In total, this episode consists of a main story and a short 10-minute end credit plot; the episode, like the first, plays, looks, and sounds beautiful, yet my biggest gripe is this one really felt shorter than the first.”