- September 22, 2020
- MarioMergola
Pandora: Chains of Chaos
47%Game Brain Score
graphics, music
story, gameplay
80% User Score 10 reviews
Platforms
PCXboxWindows
About
A 17-year-old girl named Pandora has opened the box that could destroy the world. Kome Village, her home, is invaded by creatures spawned from the darkness and the legendary Titans. During the invasion, Pandora obtains an unusual weapon, an Umbrella, which allows her to defeat the Titans.











+7
Audience ScoreBased on 10 reviews
graphics3 positive mentions
gameplay2 negative mentions
- The game features a huge and beautiful world to explore, with excellent visuals and art design.
- It has a unique story concept and rich lore that shows great potential for future updates.
- The game creates a magical and relaxing atmosphere, making it enjoyable to walk around and take in the environment.
- Many functions, including the menu and options, are not fully operational, leading to a frustrating user experience.
- The game is currently poorly optimized, requiring significant resources and lacking essential features like a tutorial and control menu.
- It can only be played with a controller, which limits accessibility for some players.
- graphics4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The graphics of the game are widely praised for their rich visuals, character and environment design, and immersive atmosphere, creating a vibrant and magical world. Players appreciate the art style and the sense of adventure it evokes, although some note that there are more drawbacks than benefits in other aspects of the game.
“Absolutely adore the visuals including character, environment, and UI art. It's a delight to walk around the environment, taking in the magical and relaxing atmosphere. (Also love the music) - it feels like a city that's alive and ready for adventure!”
“Love the visuals and art design; the game feels rich with lore, and gliding with Pandora's umbrella never gets boring.”
“I have to say this game is 100% graphically great, and the movement works reasonably well.”