The game was amazing, like the other collaborations with KemCo and HitPoint. The story was amazing and the puzzles were playable, ads were minimized and items were fair. The battles and bosses were nicely balanced, so it comes down to strategy and attention if you wanna beat the game. The story was amazing, a twist that makes it a classic JRPG. The pixelated art was very detailed and give off a reminder that all games don’t have to be 3D in order to be good. The simplest and most fun are the classic JRPG games. Most well made game I’ve played in a while, short one arc, but it is 10/10.Music was also great

Best Kemco game since Symphony of Eternity. Zero cliches here and whatever similarities the game carries over from other RPGs, it does it in a way that you don’t even care. Less overblown NPC chatter like in their games of the past few years, less outrageous and paper-thin story, more old school nostalgia, outstanding soundtrack, and a culmination of what all of their games should be at this point. Way to go Kemco, these types of games are your future!

Another short game from the company. It is an easy and short old school RPG. There is no spending. You could finish the game in a couple hours.If you can't read Japanese, you should try the other game 'Archlion' first because the game is in English. Learn the game mechanism because it is exactly the same as this game. Afterward, you can play this game easily.

Similar to Archlion saga. If you liked this game or this type of game it’s a must to play Archlion saga. Both f2p games with similar game play mechanics. The pacing of the ads are great. But the best thing is that these games gives me nostalgia of playing FF and DQ games back in the late 90’s. All in all it’s a perfect score.