- June 6, 2019
- Asakiyumemishi
Ordeal of Princess Eris
Platforms
About
In the kingdom of Hilbernia, Princess Eris escapes as it falls to the invading nation of Flosein. Vowing to reclaim her homeland, she embarks on an epic RPG journey across a fantasy world with turn-based party battles. Experience a classic RPG adventure with an engaging story and the exploration of a richly detailed world.










- The game has a compelling story and well-developed characters, which can create emotional connections and memorable experiences.
- Gameplay mechanics are unique and offer a non-linear experience with multiple endings, enhancing replayability.
- High-quality artwork and a variety of characters contribute to an engaging visual experience.
- The game suffers from balance issues, making combat frustratingly difficult, especially for new players.
- Lack of clear guidance and confusing mechanics can leave players feeling lost and unsure of how to progress.
- Many H scenes are poorly executed or uninteresting, detracting from the overall experience for those seeking adult content.
story
21 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is generally well-received, praised for its depth, character development, and emotional impact, particularly highlighting the protagonist, Princess Eris. Players appreciate the non-linear narrative with multiple paths and endings, though some find the overall plot to be somewhat generic or short. While the storytelling is engaging, it often requires exploration to progress, which can be a mixed experience for players.
“The best part about the game is the story, the characters, and the best and emotional ending that I've gotten. My most favorite character is Princess Eris herself because she's been through a lot from beginning to end, even after the ending I got.”
“This RPG game definitely has replay value with all the directions of routes the storyline goes, has legendary equipment, hidden secrets, recruitable/missable characters, multiple endings, easter eggs, and rare drops.”
“Fantastic and well-written coming-of-age story.”
“Now there are some cutscenes and dialogues that tell you where certain events will happen, but a lot of times you are forced to explore every map just to proceed the storyline.”
“Definitely not a point A to point B simple kind of game, but the story itself is really short when you know how to achieve the good end route.”
“The story is pretty standard.”