Recent reviews by Techhead7890

I wish I had played this sooner. The opening scene starts with a banger soundtrack and a fascinating magic system, which both lead to an immersion I don't really think the marketing captures. One small downpoint is that the controls are pretty mouse focused - you can't navigate the screen with keyboard/controller buttons. I definitely think this game is worth playing!

I should note that the story comes with some seriously mature and adult themes, which as one of the characters (E.) should show to you, has the potential to affect young people. Use discretion when playing.

Edit 2: Quite short, but the music leaves an impact. Overall, still worth it! Time to go back for the other paths using fastforward.

There are still a few random crashes and it feels like a sloggy grind with an inventory that gets clogged up. It is an interesting premise, but it's not really for me.

I played it a long time ago on Kongregate and still enjoy this even more detailed and refined version!! Worth the money for the careful attention to detail.

I think it works better as a mobile game with touch controls. For PC, the pacing and hotkeying/controls aren't very smooth; for example there's no hotkey to advance to the next puzzle, and exiting a hint takes two inputs. That being said, still somewhat enjoyable, very aesthetic, and the daily puzzle is nice.

I played a bit of Ignite but that just showed me how bad the honing system is and how much gear RNG for literally any endgame ilvl increase, so you have no easy idea what you can reasonably aim for unless you assume the worst with bad luck protection. No thanks! Honing RNG is such an awfully sad idea. I have better weekly grinds to do in other games that actually get me playable rewards.

More of a walking simulator than I expected, which is not an inherent problem but I didn't connect with the characters either. The devs did a great job, but this one just ain't for me.

Sometimes it feels like the UX and workflow for doing the simplest task can be so needlessly strung out and frustrating. Like talking to the bus seal, or knowing which platforms of the dragon you can jump onto. The visuals, writing and art are beautiful; the experience of the gameplay to get there is not.

A thought provoking continuation of the first game that sagely approaches some difficult topics. A worthy sequel.

The controller support isn't really that good apart from combat, and honestly it feels like a far older game than just 2015. There's a lot going on with the interface (which is okay, but it's not really explained that well) and the story seems a bit run-of-the mill. I can't say it felt very exciting. At least the characters are dubbed and the combat effects look nice.

FP2 is rougher than its predecessor. It still provides a compelling story and experience, but is not without bugs, missteps, or under-refined mechanics.