Fairune Collection

$9.99

Release Date:: May 16, 2018
Developer:: ESQUADRA,inc., SKIPMORE
Publisher:: Flyhigh Works
Platforms:: Windows

Adventure RPG Steam Achievements Family Sharing Single-player Partial Controller Support

About This Game

Fairune Collection includes four games in one package – Fairune, Fairune 2, Fairune Origin and Fairune Blast!

Fairune is a retro-styled adventure RPG. Our heroine embarks upon a journey to unlock three mysterious statues and seal away a great evil. Throughout the journey she will need to solve puzzles, fight monsters, discover new weapons and improve her abilities.

Fairune 2 brings our heroine back for another perilous quest, this time to find a lost fairy. This sequel delivers a bigger world for those that are ready for the challenge.

Fairune Origin offers an intriguing look at the beginnings of the IP. It provides a short but fun adventure and illustrates how SKIPMORE conceptualised the gameplay of the two games that followed.

Fairune Blast is an unlockable treat, meanwhile, to offer something completely different. It’s a colourful shoot-em-up and a fun diversion from the main adventures!

Features:
• Fairune and Fairune 2 have been redesigned for this PC release.
• Explore, solve puzzles, level up and fight monsters on your journeys.
• Simple controls make it accessible to all players ready for adventure!
• Fairune Origin and Fairune Blast bring the game total to 4!
• Retro 8-bit style visuals, designed for the modern era.
• Perfect for headphones with a catchy chiptune soundtrack.

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User Reviews

Overwhelmingly Positive

1 user reviews

100%

Positive

User #584883 english

10 hrs at review

Recommended

This collection is basically 2 small games and 2 minigames, you can expect about 10 hours of playtime, more if you go for the achievements. If you like the feeling of exploring a world in 2D zelda fashion, uncovering the map and finding secret passages, you should enjoy these games. There's no action, no combat (except the final boss fights), Fairune 1/2/origin are a mix of solving puzzles and exploring to find hidden things. The visuals are cute, the musics are great, and the biomes have a nice atmosphere. The stories are basic but with a few surprises, I found that it's mostly about enjoying the journey. My main issue with these games is that almost nothing is optional, meaning all the fake walls you find are actually mandatory to progress at some point... And that's fine until you're late in the game and suddenly you hit a dead end because you missed a hidden room 3 biomes ago or didn't understand that such thing was actually a hidden puzzle. Either you must have the motivation t...