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About This Game The end of the world has come and gone, leaving only phantoms where once there was life. Now Schorl, the last surviving human, and Spinel, the last of the magical saerii, search through the memories of a bygone era, hoping to find a future. Pale Echoes is an RPG where exploration, collection, and critical thinking are key. Travel between the desolate real world and the vibrant world of memories, reliving the events of the past and collecting powerful human memories, each with their own unique skills. Battle against and purify echoes, powerful phantoms left behind by the deceased, using a unique battle system where every lost memory you collect is a different character to summon to your aid. Beware, however, as each memory can only act once, and victory must be attained before your last memory has been used up. Features: • Open windows into the past to see the world as it used to be, solving puzzles and collecting memories to use in battle. • A practical puzzle battle system, where the more memories you collect, the longer you can last in a fight. • A story of finding hope when all seems lost, and friendship forged in the midst of resentment and despair. • Uncover 40 different memories to summon into battle, and 30 different hidden lexicons that detail the history and culture of the world that was lost. 7aa9394dea Title: Pale EchoesGenre: Indie, RPGDeveloper:Wyrmling ProductionsPublisher:DegicaRelease Date: 10 Dec, 2015 Pale Echoes Activation Fix pale echoes steam. is pale echoes any good. pale echoes Everytime I see an RPG on Steam that's not total garbage,I'm pleasantly surprised because we all know how the majority of RPGs tend to be trash tier on this platform.. I had never heard of this game, saw its description when it was released, and decided to risk $4 on it.It was definitely worth it. It's far more engaging than many game with better graphics that cost 5 times as much. One of the most melacholy game I've ever played, but not crushingly depressing like Planetarian. The battles really are puzzles, while still feeling like console RPG battles.My only complaint is that it really needs something like a 200% window size, as the only options are tiny RPGMaker default and giant full-screen blur.More window sizes were added, complaint gone.. Asides from having to play in a ridiculously small window, this game is an absolute gem. I'd buy it with or without the discount. Also, I love puzzling around in the battles, it is very unique.It also happened to help me in a card game called Coup.... WHO SAID THAT GAMES WERE USELESS. An RPG that demands that you think before acting and adapt to the situation, rather than spamming the same strategy over and over.. Honestly loading up the game without any prior knowledge was one of the best decisions i could have made. While the story is lacking, a little short, and didnt really draw me in, the combat system itself won me over immensly. in many RPG games, your party stays with you for the whole fight, where as in Pale Echoes, they only last a single round, bringing about many different layers of strategy, coupled with the tendency of the game to throw random colour-triangle changes on the enemies, creates a very well thought out and diverse combat system that i have personally fallen in love with.in conclusion; its a $5 game that nets you at minimum a couple hours of fun, with a short story and an engaging combat system.. Not your typical RPG.I would describe it as a puzzle game.Very story heavy.7/10 a bit slow but very refreshing.. I will start by saying that as of now, I have played this game through twice in as many days. I had picked it up during a sale, hoping the money I spent on it was worth it, and I can now say definitively that it was. Honestly, I think I would have been okay paying the full price for this little creative gem.So what's good about it? Well, though the game might be short, the world is surprisingly immersive and detailed. While exploring the levels, I was pleasantly surprised by how much there was to find and see. It's especially great if you're something of a completionist, with plenty of memories and lexicon entries to find. You likely won't find it all on your first playthrough, making the new game plus mode a welcome addition.Another good thing would be the combat. It's highly unique in what it asks of you, requiring you use memories found throughout the world to attack, buff or heal. The battles themselves feel almost like puzzles in a sense, while still feeling like a fight.Finally, there's the story. You take the role of Schorl, the last remaining human after the end of the world, who is helping the last saerii, Spinel, purify the planet. Without giving any spoilers, I'd say the story is highly enjoyable and worth the playthrough.I'd definately recommend this game if you love a unique rpg, or are looking for something with a good story behind it.. So many RPGMaker games just use the default assets, default combat system, and call it a day. Not this one!This is a rare gem of an RPG in that...* ...it is relatively short - 3-5 hours for one playthrough. No dragging on for 30-60 hours, until you've gotten sick of the gameplay. * ...has a unique combat system. There is no RNG - instead, every battle is a puzzle against a unique enemy. In essence, you get three party members of your choice to join your main character for one combat round - after which they are "spent" for the duration of the fight. Every one is slightly different, so using their attack and support abilities efficiently is critical to your success.* ...uses unique art and music assets. * ...Rewards you for exploring and collecting things without making the process of collection arbitrarily hard or time-consuming. * ...doesn't swamp you with scores of random battles. * ...has a good story with a few score characters, centered around the concept of apocalypse - specifically, how people respond to impending doom and what, if anything, they feel after. Totally worth $5.. Fantastic little RPGmaker title, turns every combat encounter into a perfect little turn-based combat puzzle, trying to figure your way through each enemy and trick thegame throws your way. The room for error in each solution is pretty low, but every failure only brings you back to try the encounter again immediately, so it's easy and compelling to keep trying until you get it.Story is interesting enough, it does a fantastic job of feeding you the answers to your questions piecemeal, so you learn more about what's going on and what's happened with every major scene. It's well put together, and surprisingly compelling.For the low price tag, I'd call it an easy buy. I'm certainly glad I did.