LOST SPHEAR
The next evolution in this new golden age of JRPG’s arrives with LOST SPHEAR, bringing a fresh take on classic RPG gameplay! A young man, who suffered a phenomenon that he had never seen, faces an ominous power that threatens the fabric of reality. Awaken the power of Memory to restore what was lost! Muster different Memory and craft the world around you in a journey to save the world. The adventure of LOST SPHEAR begins in a remote town of Elgarthe where a young boy, Kanata, awakens from a devastating dream to find his hometown disappearing. KEY FEATURES: Unique and powerfully unforgettable storyline with seamless gameplay Enhanced Battle System with new ATB 2.0 offering more freedom in combat Vulcosuits Armour – equip your characters to gain enhanced abilities in battle or on the field Moonlight Battleground mode – Exciting colosseum to fight previously fought and new bosses
Steam User 3
Old school JRPG made in modern age. A strong game overall - story is a fairytale with a relatable message, characters have fine development, game nails its visual and sound, certain battles will test the player's tactical skill and knowledge of battle mechanics. However, some may find this game too modest in terms of production value, overly heavy on lore exposition, too lenghty, or inbalanced in terms of difficulty (when it spikes, brace yourself). Nonetheless, it's a quality time.
"We must fight for the world we want to live in"
Steam User 4
Finally completed Lost Sphear: I thought of sharing some thoughts over this overlooked gem (and for some reason, was a flop when it was released), and was considered a poor follow up to the developer's previous title: I am Setsuna. Is it though? Here are my thoughts:
My overall rating and quick notes.
*I am Setsuna - 7.8/10, Better presentation, art and game design.
Lost Sphear - 7.5/10, 'Much' better story.
Music rating (because its important to all jrpgs)
*I am Setsuna music - 9.5/ 10
Lost Sphear music - 8.5/ 10
Money's worth.
I am Setsuna - 43 hrs runtime (story feels like 40% of this)
*Lost Sphear - 95 hrs runtime (story feels like 85% of this)
In short, I recommend Lost Sphear to all JRPG fans and those who have played I am Setsuna. Both are worth your time if you are into JRPGs.
Up next: Oninaki!
Steam User 0
I really love this game.
One of the best jrpg in terms of combat and progression, I could really feel getting stronger by my choices of spiritnite instead of just being more leveled.
The game can get a little bit too easy after you understand the spiritnite system well, but it doesn`t get boring, instead it feels really rewarding. Like making your own great build in path of exile for example
Steam User 2
It wants to be Chrono Trigger. It isn't, but it gets close enough for a recommendation.