- April 15, 2014
- Silk Games
- 1893h median play time
NEStalgia
Platforms
About
NEStalgia is a historical multiplayer role-playing game that combines the best elements of classic console RPGs with modern game mechanics. Players can engage in turn-based battles, complete quests, and explore an expansive 8-bit world, either solo or in a group. The game truly shines in massively multiplayer environments with 50 or more online players, offering a charming and nostalgic experience for fans of the genre.










- Nostalgic gameplay reminiscent of classic RPGs like Dragon Warrior and Final Fantasy.
- Engaging turn-based combat with a variety of classes and skill trees for customization.
- Fun multiplayer experience, especially when playing with friends.
- Official servers are down, leading to a lack of active community and gameplay options.
- Game is considered unfinished and abandoned, with no updates or support from developers.
- Account linking issues and bugs can prevent players from accessing the game they purchased.
story
98 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story has received mixed reviews, with some players appreciating its nostalgic feel reminiscent of classic RPGs like Dragon Quest, while others criticize it for being unfinished and lacking resolution. Many players find the narrative decent but not a strong point, often overshadowed by grinding mechanics and difficulty spikes that detract from the overall experience. Overall, while the story has potential and can be engaging, it often feels incomplete and is not the primary draw for most players.
“This game, in my opinion, is terrific; it has a good story, and it's fun to play alone or with friends.”
“The storyline is unique and follows the same feel of classic SNES and NES games.”
“Signs like in modern MMOs, the story is interesting and you keep saying to yourself 'I need to advance a bit further' when you realize there are hours since you last said it to yourself and you are still playing.”
“As it stands, the game is unfinished, the story is left with no resolution, and it has been like that from release.”
“The story doesn't finish, and you grind gear.”
“I wouldn't call story this game's strong point.”