Azarine Heart Reviews

Very fun! I enjoyed the spells and the story. I LOVED that the roads were safe and could be traveled on without random encounters. I'm excited to play more and see where the story goes.

It's a good Rpg maker game and an okay game overall. The map is really big and the art is decent. The tiles are nice to look at, better than the generic ones. I think the combat was kinda clunky but it wasn't bad. Its not the turn based combat that most Rpg maker games have. There's a lot to do, and lots of people to talk to. Some of the quests need to be more clear in the journal and the notebook isn't updating and that's kinda annoying. I'll probably keep playing, I haven't touched the main story yet.

Azarine Heart is a real gem for folks who love diving into fantasy adventures. The story? It's totally gripping, mixing ancient prophecies and mystical twists that keep you hooked all the way through. But here's the kicker – it's not just about the main quest. Nope, there's a whole bunch of other stuff to do that makes the game even more awesome. Ever wanted to chat with some quirky characters, find yourself a cozy home, or buy yourself a horse? Yup, you can do all that and more. And don't forget about the monster fights – there's loads of different ones to battle, so it never gets boring. Plus, you get to choose your race and skills, which makes the game feel even more personal. Playing this game made me feel like I was a kid again, playing those classic games from the early 2000s and that's probably plays a huge role in why i loved this game so much - it just flood me with nostalgia. You can really feel how much love and effort the creator put into this game just by playing it and as a fellow indie developer its just mind blowing how much thought was put into the very little details. So if you're into a great story, tons of extra stuff to do, and a bit of nostalgia thrown in, Azarine Heart is definitely worth a go!

This game offers loads of game play and a unique story. Most people see an RPG Maker game and chose not to play it; acting like its the end of the world or something. Though there are certain games that stand out. This game had time and love put into the creation of it and it resulted in an entertaining game with an equally as entertaining story. I would recommend if you like role playing games that center around a story, you give this one a try. The main story focuses around the main character - you! - trying to find your sister, who has been kidnapped. You get to chose your character's race, gender, and class. The game features an active battle system, with a wide range of enemies and encounters. And, of course, along the way of saving your sister, you can join factions, gain new followers, complete quests for money, and buy a house if you wanted! Anyway, I enjoyed the game and I suggest you give it a shot too!

The Dev is always working on this game. I work with him personally and i can tell you....he wont stop talking about this game haha. Its a great game altogether. He came up with the lore himself and wanted to bring a game that had depth, story and purpose over a lot of today's' modern run of the mill. There's hidden humor and every day life meanings in the play through that are meant to make you think while you're immersed in your role. Its worth the play and with his future updates he has planned there will be a lot of improvements coming. He's put a lot of time into trying to bring back the reason we all fell in love with video games as kids because in today's world of cha-ching, you dont find much wholesome value.

This game has a lot of potential. The solo dev who is crafting this game has been putting a lot of work into it. The atmosphere of the world is excellent and I have really enjoyed the lore entries I have read so far and what NPCs have shared. There's much to explore any many individuals to meet. I romanced a character. Became chief of a village. And recruited a few companions. There's no handholding for the main quest, side quests, or acquiring companions(i.e. markers on the map or exclamation points over NPC heads). The realtime combat system for this game is also quite good. Though I feel there is room for more balancing. Particularly when it comes to blocking which feels a little overpowered. I think a block meter would be a great way to prevent spamming of the block action. The physical skill resource meter could potentially also be used to throttle blocking. There have also been bugs. However the developer is quick to fix game breaking bugs when you post about them in the Discord. He has done so 2-3 times for me so far. And he improved the smoothness of the magic targeting system which was initially a little laggy. I also really appreciated the storage system that he put into the game at the request of myself and a few others. Overall I am very happy with my purchase and would recommend this to anyone who likes playing indie isometric ARPGs like Secrets of Grindea, Arcane Vale, Hunt The Night, Indemon Tales, Rum & Gun, etc...