- June 28, 2022
- Grounding Inc.
- 13h median play time
Little Noah: Scion of Paradise
Platforms
About
"Little Noah: Scion of Paradise" is a charming adventure game where you play as Noah, a powerful archmage. Use your magical abilities to navigate dungeons, defeat enemies, and rescue cute, stranded creatures called "Totorots." With simple controls and pixel-perfect graphics, it's a delightful blend of nostalgia and innovation.











- Cute and funny main character with charming art style.
- Smooth and engaging combat system with a variety of combos using summoned allies.
- Decent boss fights and enjoyable meta progression that keeps the gameplay fresh.
- The game is quite short, with only a few hours of content before reaching the end.
- Limited replayability due to repetitive dungeon layouts and enemy encounters.
- Some mechanics feel underdeveloped, and the game lacks a robust endgame or additional challenges after completion.
gameplay
120 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay of the game is generally described as fun and engaging, featuring a mix of roguelite mechanics and unique combat systems that allow for experimentation with different builds and combos. However, some players noted a lack of depth and variety, leading to repetitive gameplay and a reliance on grinding for upgrades. Overall, while the gameplay is enjoyable and smooth, it may not offer enough content or complexity to satisfy all players.
“8/10 super fun and cute roguelike with a quirky and unique combat mechanic.”
“The gameplay is simple enough, the rogue-like elements are enjoyable but simple.”
“The gameplay has a surprising amount of depth to it, and once you get into the swing of things there's a lot of variety in the builds and options available.”
“Sadly, the game is pretty light on content and the combo system is pretty shallow, leading to the gameplay being pretty button-mashy and 'builds' not really being a thing.”
“Unfortunately, that fun is continually stymied by a lack of difficulty and a lack of variety in gameplay or your required approach to different situations.”
“I think the gameplay can be repetitive due to the lack of options, but that doesn't mean it can't be fun.”