Shards of Feyra Reviews

Grafic is nice, good playable BUT patch for errors is needed!, specially for errors near gates and stairs. Elswere good work. BUT saves missing at this time!

Shards of Feyra is a tactical RPG turn base focused on combat, without story or character progression, but will well-differentiated character's classes. You can play solo and you also can play with a friend when you get past the way in fighting monster before you get to the next part and release the prisoner there it a shame they are not doing anything further development for this game because i really enjoyed it and great RPG dungeon game

If this game were priced any higher, I might have a harder time recommending it because it lacks some basic elements you'd expect to see in a game of this type. Most notably: there are no game saves. When you pick a campaign, you'll either play until you die, or you'll play until you reach the end. There is no saving to come back to it later. You also can't do anything to customize your characters, and I never leveled up, so those are a couple other obvious missing elements. While the negative reviews do make some valid points, my recommendation is based on two factors 1) the game is cheap, and 2) I did find myself having fun while playing. Sure, it took me a while to figure out what in the world was going on, and even longer to figure out how to play effectively, but I did get the hang of it, and I did enjoy myself...eventually. If you're willing to take a chance on a budget dungeon crawler, you might enjoy this one. Then again you might not. It's a gamble, but it's not an expensive one.

If you explained Divinity: Original Sin to a Martian programmer, she might create Shards of Feyra. It is baffling, buggy and a transparent cash grab. It is also entirely incomprehensible. When you start a new game, you are given the option of choosing two fixed characters for two parties -- the default settings are one Wizard/Death Knight team, and one Paladin/Rogue team. You are also given the option of picking from a list of traits for the party -- including fragile, resistant and hasty. Whatever impact that this has is entirely unexplained. In one of the two campaigns, Mountain Rescue, you start by receiving a message on the top right corner of the screen. It reads: "What the hell just happened?" If you click it, you are instructed to slay the shadow and earth golems, and to stop the ritual. Beyond being awful--this is a game where one must end ones turn after every hit--the game was bugged to the point of unplayability in the first battle. My characters could not move--though my wizard could switch places with the golems to bring about victory. After that, however, I was instructed to inspect a glowing stone--which I could not reach. At one point, my wizard got stuck in an animation loop, thrusting his(?) hips back and forth. This may be the most ridiculous thing I have ever seen sold on Steam. Does the company not vet the crap it puts up for sale? If the PR department says it does, I insist they sit down with Shards of Feyra.