Echoes Of Aetheria

Dancing Dragon Games · Jan 15, 2016

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About

Two nations finally achieve peace, marked by a momentous royal wedding. But just as they seal it with a kiss, a group of soldiers sabotage the wedding and kidnap the bride! Follow the story of Lucian, Ingrid, and Soha, as they uncover the secrets of the conspiracy and expose the true villains!

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PC

Critic 8.3 (4 critics) · Gamer 8.5

Critic reviews

The Escapist
Lizzy Finnegan · Jan 16, 2016
8.0
Echoes of Aetheria is a spellbinding game that features challenging and tactical combat, beautiful environments, and a deep, engaging story. There are some design issues that complicate an otherwise enjoyable combat experience, but it is overall a strong, fleshed out game. It is also one of the finest examples in my recent memory of a truly excellent RPG Maker game, leaving me excited for what Dancing Dragon will do next.
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Hardcore Gamer
Mark Steighner · Jan 15, 2016
8.0
There’s an interesting story to drive the action, a lot of engaging combat, and characters that are distinctive and well written. Raise your expectations a little higher and it’s hard not to wish that the talented and hard-working team had felt less compelled to stick to the template, beloved or not.
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Game Grin
Cat Swinburn · Feb 17, 2016
9.0
Echoes of Aetheria is a surprisingly dense and engaging title, despite its visual simplicity. The throwback to old-style RPGs brings on a sense of nostalgia whilst remaining fresh and unique, with a deep storyline and thoroughly fleshed out characters to bring the game to life. Combat is varied and challenging, and crafting the right items can be a gamechanger. Dancing Dragon Games have succeeded in providing another charming and story-driven adventure to their repertoire.
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Spazio Games
Domenico Musicò · Feb 15, 2016
8.0
Echoes of Aetheria è un jrpg che più classico non si può. Oltre a poggiare le proprie basi sulla struttura tipica del genere, mescola alcuni elementi tattici che danno ulteriore profondità all'ottimo sistema di combattimento, e regala agli estimatori dei giochi di ruolo giapponesi una storia che è a conti fatti un piacevole tuffo nel passato. Probabilmente i personaggi non vi rimarranno nel cuore, ma i ragazzi di Dancing Dragon, dopo altri titoli che hanno saputo fare centro, sono stati capaci di raggiungere nuovamente un altro gran bel risultato. Forse Echoes of Aetheria non è il più originale dei jrpg, ma è certamente un gioco solido e convincente.
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