- March 14, 2019
- Atorasoft
Mad Princess: The Great Gladiators
Platforms
About
"Mad Princess: The Great Gladiators" is a gladiator role-playing game where you start as a criminal forced to fight for survival in an arena. After escaping prison, you'll journey to sharpen your skills, explore different places, and experience various storylines. Battles are easily controlled with a keyboard and mouse, but losing in key battles or choosing to rest at inns to recover HP and save game data are important for progress.










- The game features a well-crafted experience with engaging character stories and a unique battle system that varies based on equipped weapons.
- The developers have put significant attention into the art and details, making the game visually appealing and immersive.
- It offers a good balance of freedom and exploration, allowing players to choose their path through dungeons, quests, and combat.
- The game is heavily grind-focused, which can lead to repetitive gameplay and a lack of motivation for replaying with different choices.
- There are issues with pacing, as important events occur too early in the game, leaving players feeling lost and overwhelmed.
- Limited save options and a lack of equipment customization until later in the game can hinder player experience and strategy.
story
18 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is often described as lacking depth and feeling hollow, overshadowed by its combat and exploration elements. While there are character arcs and a main narrative, players note that the focus on grinding and freedom can lead to a rushed experience, leaving little time to engage with the story. Overall, the game offers some intriguing story elements, but many feel it could benefit from more narrative content and clearer guidance.
“There are nice character story arcs if you can find them and a main story to go with it.”
“The combat, story, and world have some thought put into it.”
“More of a grindfest than a story, so know that is what you're in for.”
“I kind of wonder if the story always plays out as fast as it did for me or if I triggered it to move forward, since in the latter case it feels like you don't have a lot of time to see the extra content.”
“I'd say it delivered a good value, and is worth picking up if you want to play a gladiator-themed game, which for some reason all seem to be weak on the story side.”