Alphadia I & II

[h1] Introducing Alphadia I & II [/h1] A remake of Exe-Create's 2007 mobile hit RPG [b]Alphadia[/b] and its 2008 sequel [b]Alphadia 2[/b] bundled into one captivating adventure published by KEMCO. Originally released for Japanese feature phones (DoCoMo, Softbank, etc.), Alphadia and Alphadia 2 were later ported to Android and iOS devices, both with English translation in 2011 and 2012. Alphadia I & II follow the tragic stories of two young men from different eras, each facing a crisis related to Energi, a life force interconnected with all living things and said to be a great source of power. These two dramatic stories delve into the love, family, despair, hope, and lives of each character as they embark on journeys to uncover the truth behind the crisis. Alphadia I & II offer a remarkable experience that RPG and KEMCO fans are likely to enjoy. The introduction of modern gameplay elements, such as Cross Events (which flesh out each character’s development throughout their journey),...

I really love games published by Kemco, but this? I love Alphadia's series, believeee ME!!! BUT THE ENGINE SUCKS! I don't get why the mouse support is not added as a modern feature, but what I don't get is how unoptimized this game is. I'm just starting [spoiler]from the village where there's two people who are getting pursued.[/spoiler] As I get out of the house, I tried moving my character, and sickening as it is, the game always lags every 4-5 steps the character model takes. Who in their right mind ported this game on PC with no optimization? Playing a game like this on mobile with a decent dual core old smartphone would make you be able to play this smoothly, I'd say. But playing this "not-supposed-to-be-extensive-game" for a 2D game, would ruin your life playing on how bad the importation they did. I really bought this because finally, Kemco made a SALE, but it's not worth it, because of how laggy the game is for Ryzen 5 5th Gens... I recommend the story, but I will not recommen...

So, now I finished both parts (the grind for quest 28 is too much for me). Time for my final review. Part I: The usual plot about saving the world. Added with some teen angst (very mild). Gameplay: easy...started this with autofight and finished it with autofight....only the quest 28 needs horrible grinding. Nothing new in this game...if you played 1 Exe game before you know what you get. The only differences: no arena, no weapon merging. There are 4 Skills that you can learn (hint use the shop to buy the items that let you learn all till lvl 99. Level and Skill Cap: 99...after that you can only rise attributes with items. Once every day you can play roulette and win some items. Also there is an ingame shop/aid room. In the first you can buy items with special coins (you get 10 coins after every 3 fights) in the second you can buy enchantments like up to 5 time the amount of exp. All in all not a very interesting game. Part II: This plays 200 years after the events of Part I. The pl...

Definitely worth experiencing as both a light JRPG fan and fan of the originals.

Totally tubular dude!!!