With Chained Echoes, I was thrown right into the chaos at the very beginning. I’ve played dozens of games where the tutorial locks you in for like 30 minutes where you’re only allowed to do what the game tells you or drawn-out stuff that the game holds your hand through. The first was that there was no long-winded tutorial like most games.
The three things that I was looking forward to the most were the gameplay, story, and music.įor a turn-based RPG, the gameplay of Chained Echoes is fantastic and there were two things that really stood out to me at the beginning. However, the graphics as a whole were really good and they weren’t even the selling point for me to begin with. There were a few times where I wished there were better visual cues telling me where to go. Sometimes it took too long to realize I was supposed to climb something because the texture was barely different. The only concern that I had when it came to the graphics was that it was very easy to get lost.
There are also some areas that have amazing looking dynamic backgrounds and there are other areas that have a lot of good looking movement such as flowing water or ultra moves. Chained Echoes uses 16-bit style graphics and many of the areas including buildings and sprites look really good. Those are two games that I really enjoy so I figured Chained Echoes would be no different, but my experience with the game ended up being even better than what I was hoping for.įor starters, the game looks really good for a game of this size. When I first heard of Chained Echoes earlier this year, it struck me as some sort of ambitious crossover between the likes of Final Fantasy and Fire Emblem.
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