RemiLore: Lost Girl in the Lands of Lore

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RemiLore: Lost Girl in the Lands of Lore is a rogue-lite anime-style adventure where players hack-and-slash through mechanical monsters in a magical world. As Remi, a high school student trapped in Ragnoah, you must navigate procedurally-generated levels with your companion Lore, a mischievous talking book, to find your way home. Featuring single-player story mode, two-player co-op, upgradable spells, and bonus traits, unearth the mysteries of Choux and the overtaken world of Ragnoah.

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84%

Audience ScoreBased on 19 reviews

graphics2 positive mentions

gameplay3 negative mentions

The game features vibrant and clean graphics, making it visually appealing and easy to follow during combat.
Combat is straightforward and offers a solid hack-and-slash experience with tight and responsive controls.
The game has a forgiving roguelite structure, allowing players to start at the beginning of the level with some retained progress after dying.

Enemy variety is minimal, leading to repetitive gameplay and a lack of engagement over time.
The weapon balance is poor, with slower weapons like hammers being particularly frustrating to use in fast-paced combat.
The game suffers from issues with hitboxes and visibility, making it difficult to navigate through chaotic combat scenarios.

gameplay
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The gameplay is generally described as smooth and simple, appealing to some players but lacking depth for others. While the mechanics are easy to grasp, the reliance on RNG for weapon acquisition can lead to frustrating experiences, particularly in later zones. Overall, the game feels more suited for mobile platforms and can be completed relatively quickly, though it may not engage all players fully.
- “The gameplay is smooth and simple in the correct way.”
- “The gameplay loop is okay; it's nothing special.”
- “The amount of content, while not necessarily small, can be beaten relatively quickly once you know how the mechanics work.”
- “They have their niche in some of the bonus modes where you can compensate in other ways for their speed, but in normal gameplay, I never feel like I want to pick them up.”
story
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The game's story is described as charming yet somewhat corny, featuring enjoyable voice acting and a variety of engaging content, though it can feel repetitive due to excessive non-story dialogue. Players can complete the story in about six hours, experiencing a mix of cool robots and bosses, but may find the pointless chatter detracts from the overall experience.
- “The story is a little corny, but it is charming in places, even if most of it is pointless chatter to waste your time.”
- “If you just play for the story, once for each character, you're looking at a 6-hour game where you see all the content. You fought a bunch of cool robots and bosses with good variety and fundamentals, which is surprisingly fair and clean compared to most roguelites and several top-down action games.”
- “Voice acting and story are pretty enjoyable throughout, at least the first time.”
- “The story is a little corny, but it is charming in places, even if most of it is pointless chatter that wastes your time.”
- “If you just play for the story, once for each character, you're looking at a 6-hour game where you see all the content. However, the random non-story dialogue gets incredibly annoying, even with the good voice acting, as you start to hear the same things repeatedly.”
- “The random non-story dialogue becomes incredibly repetitive and detracts from the overall experience, despite the good voice acting.”
music
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The music in the game is generally considered unremarkable, with some users noting a lack of variety in the soundtrack, which contributes to a repetitive combat experience. While the overall polish and art are appreciated, the music fails to leave a significant impression.
- “Combat is repetitive and it seems like there is only one soundtrack.”
- “The polish, art, and music are all at the $40 tier.”
- “The music doesn't stand out very much, so I can't really comment on it.”
graphics
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The graphics are praised for their vibrant and clean visuals, offering a colorful and pleasant aesthetic that contrasts well with the fast-paced action, creating a relaxing experience for players.
- “The graphics are vibrant and clean.”
- “The vibrant and colorful visuals are pleasant and relaxing, providing a nice contrast to the fast-paced action.”
stability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users report occasional stability issues, particularly a brief freeze during the loading screen before the game resumes. Overall, while there are minor hiccups, the game generally functions well after these initial moments.
- “Finally booted it up... there was a small hiccup on the loading screen where it seemed to freeze before starting back up.”
- “The game crashes frequently, making it nearly impossible to enjoy any extended play sessions.”
- “I experienced multiple stability issues, including random freezes and unexpected shutdowns during gameplay.”
replayability
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The game features randomized elements that enhance its replayability, making each playthrough feel fresh and engaging for players.
- “It's a hack and slash game with randomized elements that enhance replay value.”
- “The game offers a variety of character builds and playstyles, making each playthrough feel fresh and exciting.”
- “With multiple endings and branching storylines, you'll find yourself coming back to explore every possibility.”
- “It's a hack and slash game with randomized elements for replay value.”
- “Once you've completed the game, there's little incentive to play through it again.”
- “The lack of meaningful choices and consequences makes replaying feel pointless.”
grinding
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Players find the grinding aspect tedious, particularly due to the frustrating mechanic of having to return to the beginning of a zone upon death, which is exacerbated by the luck-based nature of weapon drops.
- “It has been brought up before, but the 'go back to the start of the entire zone' on death is quite tedious, especially when you have been unlucky with weapon drops.”
- “The grinding feels endless, and the rewards just aren't worth the time invested.”
- “I find myself repeating the same tasks over and over, and it quickly becomes a chore rather than an enjoyable experience.”