Fairy Bloom Freesia

$7.99

Release Date:: Oct 17, 2012
Developer:: Edelweiss
Publisher:: XSEED Games, Marvelous USA, Inc.
Platforms:: Windows

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About This Game

Once upon a time, in a forest called Lita, there lived a fairy whose role it was to protect the trees of the forest from the monsters and humans who would try to steal the spirit stones that provide the forest’s life energy. Her name was Freesia and her kung fu was very, very strong…

Take control of Freesia as she protects Lita Forest by beating the living daylights out of enemies invading the forest!
Use Mana that builds up during battles to learn new skills. As Freesia progresses through the stages, she will pick up many powerful new techniques and abilities. Chain together combos and send enemies flying into other enemies to take out whole groups at a time & cause massive damage!
Beat monsters, human and boss battles and survive long enough to progress to the next day. The more days you survive, the more varied and stronger the enemies will become, and the story of how the humans came to live in harmony with the forest unveils.

Unleash the fairy fists of fury!

Key Features:

Beautiful 3D graphics and stunning effects!
A huge repertoires of techniques, special moves and magic to obtain and use!
Hugely satisfying freestyle combinations, enemy juggling and attack chaining!
Fun cast of characters and story!
Fully-featured achievements system with 101 awards to achieve!

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User Reviews

Mostly Negative

3 user reviews

33%

Positive

User #366312 english

8 hrs at review

Not Recommended

It's been since 2012 since I played this. I don't know wtf kinda crack I was on back then. But I have no patience on playing it now. The controls are garbage. The character controls so stiffly, you have to double tap for a dash, and can't just continually run, and the moves you can get are kinda junk. It says 8.2 hours on record... but I know I played this game a LOT in 2012. I was on Day 25 on my first run back then. In 2012, I would've probably recommended it. But old games need to die. Really, "classics" don't mean I have to fight the controls and play for 30,000 hours until the combat gets "better".