Trials of Proelium

The pace is a little slow, but after really into it, I find many shiny spots. The story is fascinating, characters gradually cultivate their feelings when fulfilling their mission. Voice is very nice too.

It's not a long story but the gameplay is really fulfillig. It has some interesting mechanics that I haven't meet before in an RPG (simple cooking, upgradable gear, in-battle equipment change, weapon-based abilities). The main characters are nice, I like Yoni. Side-ones are great too, they got quite a few laughs out of me. The scenes are good-looking, each island has it own aestethic and folks, which is great. Music is on point, you even get a playlist on every safehouse. All in all, it's a complete game. The only issue I found is that random encounters are reaally upsetting, too many. They don't leave much room to explore and turning them off is not an option since I like to get buff before fighting bosses, hehe.
Good game, must have if you like girl on girl love and RPGs.

Cute, but mildly janky.
I like how Letha is not just the generic save-the-world protagonist, but she's got a couple of unheroic traits (my favorite part being the master of the snow land).
On the minus side, the difficulty is all over the place (are you sure level 10 is enough for the monkey beach?), and there's a few glitchy pieces (for example, you can bring Samuel to the academy's master, causing Squalus to not fit in your team).
Would've voted neutral if I could, but.
(Also, Letha should've totally objected to the word half-breed and proposed replacing it with demi-human.)

Heya Krusti, Is this story officially canon to Final Revelations?
All jokes aside, I am really enjoying this RPG game. I have played quite a few RPG maker games like this and I must say that this one is more enjoyable than most. I wouldnt say its extraordinary or one of the best as it remains a simple RPG game, yet this simplicity is what makes it enjoyable.
I like that the intro doesnt take that long and no convoluted stuff needs to be learned. Then after a short introduction you are free to roam the small world that is Proelium. Its quite nice that its not grindy and you can turn encounters off if you already went through the area, or the monsters are too weak to give meaningful xp (although I recommend keeping it on). I also like that the skills change depending on your weapon of choice.
The battles are standard for this game, turn based, nothing out of the ordinary.
The story is simple too, but feels more authentic than most. And the puzzles/quests are very simple to follow (no worries, I wont rate it 3/10 because of story and puzzle, sorry for the joke ;) ).
The atmosphere and environments are great too, you can still see the standard RPG maker assets, yet there is a personal touch to it and much improved. I really liked the way the different environments looked.
So in the end, the simplicity is what makes this more enjoyable than most RPG's and less grindy. However the same fact also makes it not the most memorable or the best (like trails in the sky or the earlier Ys games)

This game has everything I want in a game: a compelling story, fun characters (Sqaulus is hilarious) and a heart-warming relationship between Letha and Yoni. It's fun sailing around the world and coming across different characters and situations, and gives a feeling of satisfaction when you help them with their problems. All in all, it's a fun game that will certainly be worth your time.

This was an enjoyable game. Not too hard or too easy and all the achievements were reachable if that's what you're into. I don't care for that myself. I never play a game with sound on so I can't tell you about the music or voice work because I didn't hear it but the game was fun enough to keep my attention until the end. If you like this type of game like I do, I recommend it.

a bit on the short side, but it was fun. being able to switch equipment in order to switch the availible skills for Letha was also kinda neat. reminds me of the Pre-GU hack games. equipment in those games would also affect what skills you had on you. Oh and... word of advice... There is one jumpscare in a certain abandoned house. Avoid resting in there.