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The comparisons to Fire Emblem are inevitable, so by comparison Lost Eidolons is: - Grittier in aesthetic. - Slower-paced in story. - More tactically challenging for the entire duration of the playthrough, which I count as a huge plus. FE often devolves into your units being near…

If life isn't hard enough for you, and you feel the need to get bent over by a video game too - then this is the game for you! I managed to finish this game (I am a diehard completionist), but it was punishing. I generally liked the story, characters, and setting, but the boss ba…

This game came very close to being a favourite for me. I spent 24 hours playing it and enjoyed most of this experience. It pains me not to recommend it, but I have to be honest with myself - I can't recommend something I decided to quit halfway (or even 3/4) through. It has p…

[h2]Verdict[/h2] 👍 Recommended I played Lost Eidolons for 13 minutes and realized it’s not for me, so I won’t continue. I’ve played multiple turn-based games before, and this one feels unnecessarily slow for today’s standards, with too many cutscenes and too much “story presen…

Save your money as there is zero tactics involved in this absolute trash of a game. Map design is atrocious and enemies always have positional advantage, artificially inflating difficulty with terrain that in most cases does not allow for any kind of meaningful manuvering due to…

I really enjoyed this game. The combat was solid and reasonably challenging. I had to replay at least half the missions at least one each on the hardest difficulty+permadeath mode. Though I do feel like not playing with permadeath, or on a lower difficulty would probably triviali…

The game doesn't respect the players time. The camp/base conversations between battles take longer than the battles themselves. The writing is not good, I don't like the main characters and any redeamable qualities and depth they might have is hidden in bloat that I had to start …

As a fan of Fire Emblem and tactical RPGs, Lost Eidolons scratched that itch in a way I didn't expect from a smaller studio — the combat is genuinely engaging, the magic system's terrain interactions are a highlight, and the undo mechanic keeps frustrating moments from turning in…

I've started this game with enormous enthusiasm feeling great about the game. However after playing for 70+ hours I'm quite disappointed. UI is only OK but I can live with it. Too much sometimes boring conversations which are predetermined - you have no choice but to blind…

Alright, I think I'm overdue for a review, seeing how this game got roasted a lot which made me wary at first. To be fair, I initially shared some of the issues, took me a bit before getting into this game for real... and as perhaps shown by my time played, I am truly glad I did.…

Bought the game on sale and dumped a bunch of hours into it. had some cool aspects, armor looked great for the higher tier classes and seeing what units were going to be the target of enemy attack the next turn based on position was helpful for keeping archers and mages out of ha…

Okay look, the game is not bad to play. But the story, oh god the story. The whole story Setup DESPERATELY needed better presentation. As it currently is, you have one evil as ♥♥♥♥ noble who feels very forced in his evilness because the story lacks the proper presentation to m…

[h1] So close to greatness [/h1] I have to say, I am thorn on this one. I wanted a tactical RPG similar to Fire Emblem, and this is exactly the type of game I was looking for. It has some great foundations, but also many flaws. TLDR: Overall great gameplay wise, but come here fo…

So, I've clocked about 60 hours into this game and here's what me myself and I think so far: Pros: 1. Medieval theme with knights, wizards, etc. 2. Nice graphics and design. 3. Strategy turn-based game play. 4. Collecting characters and building relationship. Cons: 1. …

Lost Eidolons, developed and published by Ocean Drive Studio, Inc., is a turn-based tactical role-playing game that blends grand-scale warfare with the personal struggles of rebellion and redemption. Set in the war-torn empire of Artemesia, the story follows Eden, a mercenary lea…

On hard difficulty the game is unbalanced as fk. Uninstalled this trash!

I loved the game. At first I wasn’t sure about it, but as you play through the first hours and learn the systems, how things work, and the progression, it gets better and better. On casual, the difficulty isn’t too hard, you might have to repeat a chapter or two, but it’s doable …

Positives + Engaging combat + Cool story + Nice voice acting Negatives - Stiff facial animations - Very long time to complete; I cannot believe it took me 160 hours to complete this game on hardest difficulty, only to find out that I missed the wife quest in the last chapter, so…

Realistic graphics is something not everyone like but I found it refreshing while we are surrounded everywhere by cartoon/shell-shalding arts. I like them but it feels a bit too childish tho'. Lost Eidolons is a good FE-like. Hard challenges, difficulty spike is correct except…

Rating: 8/10 You step into the boots of Eden, a reluctant hero swept into rebellion against a corrupt empire. The narrative might start with familiar tropes, but it soon deepens into a satisfying and character-driven tale. While the story takes time to hit its stride, once it …

Lost Eidolons is a classical turn-based game with strong narrative vibes. It is divided in 27 chapters -- or major battles -- with about 20 optional skirmishes. There is also a lot of interactions in a warcamp. The gameplay is pretty standard. Each character has a level, stats…

Definitely recommended for fans of turn-based tactics. Not as polished as Fire Emblem but as close as you are going to get on Steam and well done nonetheless. I would also recommend the Ogre Battle series, Marvel's Midnight Suns, Wildermyth, Symphony of War, XCOM, Unicorn Overlor…

Only 1 autosave slot and no option for difficulty change if the mission is started already. Chapter 17 says hello. AlsoI recommend new players to make more manual saves than I did. How to change Difficulty midgame Savegame location: \AppData\LocalLow\Ocean Drive Studio\Lost Eido…

There’s a lot to like in Lost Eidolons. The turn-based combat system is excellent—fair, engaging, and thoughtfully designed. The “undo” feature is a standout, letting you correct even long-past missteps and encouraging experimentation. Visually, the game looks great, with strong …

An excellent Korean T-RPG which pleasantly surprised me, being a fan of this genre I found what I was looking for while playing it. However, the game suffers from optimization problems and some flaws that dampen the experience. Positive points: A game generous in content, with…

Too difficult on normal and much too easy on story mode.

This is a mixed review, the thumb is UP, but I will report mostly what hasn't worked for me: While this game shamelessly copies a few good traits from Fire Emblem and overall has some good strong points (the voice acting is very good, congratulations! And I liked how the class s…

Great game until you hit the ridiculous difficulty spikes, without any practical way to circumnavigate them or grind more to beat them.