- April 28, 2015
- John Wizard
- 16h median play time
Lilly and Sasha: Curse of the Immortals
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About
In "Lilly and Sasha: Curse of the Immortals," players navigate a dark fantasy world as they control two sisters on a quest to break an evil curse. The game features real-time combat and puzzle-solving, as well as skill trees and crafting systems to enhance customization. As they progress, players will uncover a rich story filled with memorable characters and dark secrets.








- The game features a long main story with over one hundred quest missions and well-designed, challenging puzzles.
- It has a unique battle system and allows players to find most equipment from treasure boxes instead of purchasing them.
- The game includes a free and detailed Official Strategy Guide, making it easier for players to navigate through the challenges.
- Some item descriptions are missing, and certain exit points can lead players to incorrect locations.
- The ending does not provide a satisfactory conclusion, merely setting up for the next game in the series.
- The battle system can feel repetitive, and the game encourages players to focus on side quests rather than combat.
story
224 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is characterized by a lengthy main narrative intertwined with over a hundred side quests, many of which are unrelated to the main plot and often involve repetitive tasks. While the main storyline, focusing on the characters Lilly and Sasha, is engaging and features humorous dialogue, it tends to take a backseat to the numerous side quests, which can detract from the overall narrative experience. Players who enjoy puzzle-solving and character interactions may find the story enjoyable, but those seeking a more combat-driven RPG may feel unsatisfied.
“The story, the puzzles, some of the side quests, and the general atmosphere of the game are really well made.”
“If you like JRPGs with a great story, memorable moments, side quests, and collectibles, this one is for you.”
“Overall, I thought the story held together really well and there were some good laughs throughout.”
“The premise of the story, where Lilly and Sasha must find a way to reverse Sasha's demonic possession, quickly takes a back seat to completing a series of quests, and is barely mentioned throughout the game.”
“While the main storyline is about saving Sasha, most of the game is spent doing side quests and running around in circles.”
“In the end, you don’t feel fulfilled because the story carries over to the next game, so really not much is accomplished, making this title feel like a very long prologue.”