Image Credit – Twin Hearts “Unfortunately, the moment I was introduced to Kitaria Fables’ combat system, I suddenly grew a little deflated.” Unfortunately, what I was left with was a repetitive game that couldn’t make its mind up about what it wanted to be. I want to preface this review with some positivity. Sure, it didn’t feel like anything particularly new, but it was enough to keep an action-RPG fan entertained.
Narratively, it has the trappings of a classic RPG.
An ancient Calamity once ruled the lands but was vanquished a century ago. That was until now! Despite being slightly cliche, I nevertheless felt it was fun. Additionally, with the inclusion of its litany of adorable characters, Kitaria Fables’ narrative certainly felt like it was off to a positive start. Unfortunately, the moment I was introduced to its combat system, I suddenly grew a little deflated. Combat is very simple at first, assigning a single button press for attacking and dodging. You do gain additional abilities later on and even some magical abilities which you can assign to one of the shoulder buttons. You just have one button for attacking, one for magic, and one for dodging.ĭespite it being fun at times, ultimately I felt there wasn’t really much to it nor was it all that impressive.
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