Throneheir Reviews

Before anyone objects: I played this game offline. Now, I started this game with not particularly high expectations. To be honest, if it hadn't been on sale, I wouldn't have bought it. But, as is so often the case with this publisher, my already low expectations were even lowered. The story is banal: once again, a rightful heir to the throne has been cheated out of his rights. Now, he, who possesses a superpower thanks to his genetic makeup (which, however, still needs to be trained), must naturally right this injustice and defeat evil. All of this is executed using standard RPG Maker sets. Enemies are visible, and once defeated, they disappear. The dungeons are, well, I can only describe them as boring, linear corridors. Combat is equally boring. There also seems to be only a small number of enemies; at least, the groups in the dungeons keep repeating themselves. Not for a single second did I care about or connect with any of the members of my party. As is typical for such shovelware games, the world is quite lonely; in other words, not much happens. In villages, you can't talk to most of the NPCs standing around. Well, these NPCs are probably all related, since the same sets are repeated, just like with the enemies. Overall, the developers lack any initiative to create something original; it looks more like everything was hastily taken from the RPG Maker toolkit and thrown together. Verdict: Boring