- May 5, 2017
- Warfare Studios
- 18h median play time
Opaline
Platforms
About
"Opaline is a single-player Role Playing game with a captivating plot that lets you play as two separate parties. With around 18 hours of playtime, you can explore dungeons, discover up to 14 relics, and help people along the way. The game features visible monsters, mouse control, and adjustable difficulty levels, making it an engaging experience for all players."






- Opaline offers a charming 16-bit RPG experience with a heartfelt story and engaging character dynamics between Gallow and Liza.
- The game features a split-party mechanic that adds strategic depth, along with numerous secret rooms and side quests that encourage exploration.
- Despite its flaws, the game has a nostalgic appeal and can provide joy and entertainment for fans of indie RPGs, especially when purchased on sale.
- The game suffers from poor writing, with a forgettable storyline and shallow character development that fails to explore its interesting premise.
- Many technical issues exist, including a lack of a quest tracker, unpolished visuals, and gameplay that can feel repetitive and grindy.
- The final boss fight is frustratingly difficult, and the overall game balance is off, leading to a less enjoyable experience for players.
story
38 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is a mixed bag, with some players appreciating its nostalgic charm and engaging premise, while others criticize it for being weak, bland, and poorly developed. The split-party mechanic and side quests add depth, but the lack of a quest tracker and some writing errors detract from the overall experience. While it may entertain casual players, those seeking a deep narrative or emotional engagement may find it lacking.
“While the game may have received some negative reviews for being unpolished, it offers a nostalgic 16-bit experience filled with adventure, romance, and an engaging story.”
“The story is an interesting premise. But it's one that you can take at surface level and just enjoy, nothing too emotionally deep to get into so a casual story you can play through.”
“This story has some interesting elements in that this order of knights have to work in former enemy territory and thus have a poor reputation amongst the locals.”
“The story is weak.”
“Moreover, the story is focused on the main objective, making the characters feel empty and bland.”
“The story had so much potential but it wasn't developed at all.”