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About This Game The age of heroes is passed, yet an ancient evil rises again. Follow the adventures of Karden, a blacksmith on the path to mastering his craft, forced to take a stand against Talameq, an ageless entity bent on devouring the world. Journey across the world and find allies in your fight against darkness while fending off Talameq's disciples. Arelite Core bridges the gap between traditional and modern JRPGs, bringing new concepts to tried and true designs and presented with high-definition retro inspired graphics.Key featuresLive a 20 hour cinematic story driven adventureCustomise your heroes with unique stances and techniquesBattle legions of fully animated monstersForge unique master weapons and armorImmerse yourself with an amazing retro styled soundtrackDiscover a plethora of secrets, collectables to gather, secret bosses to fight and find the famous developer roomPlay with a completely custom game engine, with advanced interactions and visual effectsRelive the glory days of JRPGs as you remember them 1075eedd30 Title: Arelite CoreGenre: Indie, RPGDeveloper:Dragon SlumberPublisher:Dragon SlumberRelease Date: 8 Feb, 2017 Arelite Core Crack Cd Arelite Core is a mostly solid JRPG with several good elements on display. There are some imbalances in quality on hand however. For the visuals the character battle art and designs are large, colorful, and detailed. There are also a lot of different creatures to encounter which keeps the battles from becoming too stale and derivative. Graphics in the overworld and dungeons however range from unremarkable to bland. The most lacking aspect of this game is definitely the area and dungeon layouts; they are very open and boxy in their design and not very enjoyable to explore. There is an occasional interactive function that will be encountered but that is not enough to compensate for the weak exploration elements. This drawback does not matter as much in the towns since they are more compact and without enemy encounters. The story is straight-forward and fair enough and while the characters feel a little vanilla at first the personality of the game grows as you get farther along. I liked the bickering between two of the characters in particular and all of the playable characters were unique and stood out in their own way. Battle system is based around striking, parrying, and blitz attacks\/enhancements. Mainly the objective is to create uninterrupted combo chains between characters until a final combo crusher attack can be dealt, usually by Karden. There is a lot of strategic positioning involved regarding parrying to get characters turn order optimal for a strong combination sequence. Also there are other enhancements and tweaking that can be done to maximize this effect; you get the hang of it after a few hours or less and it is fun to set up a big and crushing attack. Music is mostly pleasing; it is done in the style of SNES chiptune with a lot of bombastic synth and horns up front in the mix. There are a couple of tracks that I like quite a bit and others range from fair to good; my favorite is one of the softer dungeon pieces during the second half of the adventure. The game is in the twenty hour range and provides a moderate challenge in places although the most challenging battle for me came in the first half where my available characters in battle were temporarily reduced; otherwise I was never in much danger and the challenge was keeping steady and well-managed during the marathon battles. As Karden is a blacksmith you can also forge your own equipment and add some basic properties to them as well as name them. The quest did drag a little bit towards the end though and I wouldn't have wanted ten more hours of similar content; the game also crashed a couple of times near the end and there are some typos present in the dialog however those are minor issues. You should also save frequently as there is no forewarning when you are about to fight a boss battle. Overall I would give Arelite Core a modest approval and would consider it to be worthy for somebody who is really into 16-bit era JRPG's; most appropriate value when it is on sale.. Arelite Core. My review!Story: Traditional RPG with terrifyingly powerful supervillain who wants to bring about utter destruction of the world. You play a blacksmith who has made up his mind to journey across the world seeking out all other Master Blacksmiths to learn from - you want to become the greatest Blacksmith who ever lived. Oh, and it just so happens the most powerful sword in history is needed to kill the supervillain and guess what Blacksmiths do? CREATE SWORDS! Along the way cities are razed, friends die, levels are gained, and fun is had.Music: Fantastic. 8\/10Combat: Simplistic yet fun. You use a point system to make certain Moves of your choosing more powerful\/more effective. These points can be subtracted or added anywhere on the map - no Inn or anything needed. Your healer can Parry and heal your entire party for some HP. There's a "Stun" system which the more you hit the enemy the better your meter until you fill it and the enemy is stunned for a turn or two. Gameplay, Mechanics, Funness, Overall Enjoyability: I mean it's an Indie SNES-era RPG released in 2017. It's done very well. I noticed some typos which I wasn't fond of, but there were only a few. I think the game is worth $19.99.Overall: 7\/10. Great game if you're a fan of classic SNES style RPG's such as Final Fantasy or Earthbound.Alot of time has obviously gone into the gamegreat art styleIncredible soundtrackWould definately recommend. This is really a well done game - does honor to JRPG and gives the players a new and wonderful world to explore. Also awesome the stary features the perspective of a blacksmith. Game is good. Go buy it.. Only played for a short time, but so far so good. Graphics, music, SFX all very nostalgic and true to the genre.. Only played for a short time, but so far so good. Graphics, music, SFX all very nostalgic and true to the genre.