- November 9, 2021
- Playdigious
Sparklite
Platforms
About
Sparklite is a thrilling Role Playing game with an intriguing story, spectacular game mechanics, and splendid graphics. Gear up and embark on a journey to save Ada's friends, set against the backdrop of a phenomenal soundtrack. Despite being very grind-heavy, Sparklite offers an immersive gaming experience that is sure to keep you engaged for hours.








- The game features beautiful pixel art and engaging gameplay that evokes nostalgia for classic Zelda games.
- The mechanics are well-designed, allowing for a fun and challenging experience with a variety of gadgets and upgrades.
- The game offers a free trial that allows players to experience the gameplay before deciding to purchase the full version.
- The touch controls are often criticized for being too small and imprecise, leading to frustrating gameplay experiences.
- After defeating the first boss, players are required to pay for the full game, which some feel is misleading as the game is initially presented as free.
- There are reports of crashes and bugs, particularly related to controller support and the game's performance on certain devices.
- story292 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The game's story has received mixed feedback, with many players finding it engaging and reminiscent of classic titles like Zelda, while others feel it lacks depth or clarity. Some users appreciate the immersive world and character development, while others criticize it for being generic or confusing at times. Overall, the narrative is seen as a strong point for many, contributing to the game's charm and replayability, despite some players feeling lost or unmotivated to continue.
“Sparklite is engaging and vibrant with a storyline you could immerse yourself in for twenty minutes or for several hours.”
“The story is creative, the world is beautiful and fun to explore, and the combat is interesting.”
“The storytelling is thrilling and the gameplay feels like it goes on par with the standard, more well-known roguelikes in the market (PC, mobile, and consoles).”
“I ended up uninstalling at Titan's Ridge because the storyline wasn't captivating enough to keep playing.”
“The story is a little meh as it just feels like a generic 'you're the fated one who will save us' kind of story though.”
“The quest was unclear, don't know what to do next, just keep roaming around, seems like clueless.”