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[jesusalva]

So, my opinion of the freemium version of the game.
I also did not went far at all, I just finished three heroes shrine.

As 3beez said, I think the game is mediocre. I'm not saying it is bad, but it is mediocre.


 


The story presentation is poorly done; I feel some cool plot twist opportunities might have been wasted.
It also abuses red highlight waaaaay too much. At some points ingame almost the whole dialog box is red - which imo is harder to read - and nothing in it really matters to gameplay.


 


There is an ad every five battles. If it can't show an ad from the internet, it'll show you an ad from Kemco. The ads which I saw thus far (mostly Kemco) did not had audio, which is good. So as I said, it is a game with ads; They somehow avoided the ads-with-a-game from Chronus Cross.


 


However, the game has no difficulty setting. You even have to finish a couple Monoplets to advance. (In other words, you have to grind). Grinding, in itself, probably would not be that bad... In a premium version.
In the freemium, grinding equals watching ads. Good for Kemco, but not so good user experience.


 


Also, grinding can be defined as a suspended state where you're doing something repetitive and boring, in hopes that this will bring you more fun later. However, the game seems mediocre. I mean, the Inn "Cutscenes" were a nice addition. The story is cliché, though. The game mechanics are not bad, but they're not exceptional either.


 


If I had a premium version, I would consider doing the grinding. But in the freemium, it really makes me wonder if it is worth the effort.
After all, an ad breaks the fourth wall (and thus, the immersion). Because ads happen after every five battles, this means you can only get immersed during the story-only scenes, like the prologue.
However, I think that being immersed in grinding is important, as it could give you a reason to grind.


 


Alas, there is no reason to grind, other than the fact that the game is a bit harder if you don't.
So, the game is not bad, but it is mediocre, and definitely not worth the asking price of $8.99
(Also, the premium version won't give you any currency, so my perception of value is lowered further.)


So, this is my opinion. It is not a bad game, and RPG addicts might even enjoy it. But I don't think this particular title is worth my limited time. Sorry, Kemco. Sorry, err, I forgot the name of the protagonist. Not really remarkable, I guess.

[LemmyTheLenny]

Agreed. It may be mediocre but its better than having a horrifically bad game.

[SirDekar]

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KEMCO features another RPG that brings players back to a classic fantasy experience. Retro fans will find a familiar UI in Liege Dragon as players navigate the land in search of a very evil dragon. Save the world with legendary tools on your preferred platform.
The publishing company KEMCO helps many JRPG style titles reach a wider audience. By publishing these titles the company keeps the JRPG genre alive and well-helping fans find the games that they love and enjoy for hours. Liege Dragon is only one of many to go through KEMCO and come out with a classic design.

Enter into the Blaze Kingdom which has been thrown into disarray after the evil dragon Abigore is revived. You play as protagonist Yuran as he witnesses his village being destroyed. Take matters into your own hands and find a way to bring down this evil ancient foe.
The quest begins with players locating the powerful Dragon Tools. These are the weapons of the Three Heroes which were used to originally battle the mighty dragon. Yuran has the fate of the world resting on his shoulders as he gathers up a group of friends and goes on an epic quest to save the world.
Between Yuran and success are hordes of enemies. Players must battle through turn-based encounters which will take a classic turn. Experience frontal combat with the traditional nameplate on the bottom of the screen. As you choose actions for each hero players will watch as the effects explode before their eyes just like RPGs did several years ago.
Explore the world and find Sorcery Stones which can be used to acquire new skills for each of the heroes. Use bonds of friendship to launch team attacks in unison as you complete this magical adventure.
Scattered across the land are tons of magical items, weapons, quests, and monsters to defeat. Players can find hours on entertainment in this deceptively simple game environment.
For more information be sure to explore the game’s Steam page or KEMCO’s main website. There are sure to be videos of this and their other JRPG titles for fans to embrace as they search for their next big adventure.

Liege Dragon can be found on Xbox One and PC. Players can purchase the game for the price of $12.50 on their preferred store. This is a great classic adventure for any RPG fan looking for another quest to sink their teeth into.

 

It will be announced for Switch for sure in the next few weeks.