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I keep playing and dropping this game cause it is decent but ultimately falls flat. Many stage's fail conditions rely on idiot ai allies killing themselves so you kinda have to run ahead of them and ignore the fact this is supposed to be a strategy game. Aforementioned allies wou…

I finished the game and endured the hot garbage writing. Honestly, up until about chapter 12, I thought it would start getting better, but after chapter 17, it just got worse. The writing is barely better than that of an average teenager. Balastar could have been a great antagon…

Turn-based strategy / RPG Lost Eidolons reminded me of Valkyria Chronicles in a sense that I have never ever heard of the game before stumbling over it thanks to a sheer luck. And just like Valkyrias, Lost Eidolons was just what the doctor ordered for a player like myself. It's …

[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…

Let's get my gripes of this game out the way first. After playing games with a medieval-like period setting like Final Fantasy Tactics, my immersion was dulled when the characters speak NORMAL English instead of Shakespearian, old style English. Well, that's just a minor grip…

It's a story-rich game, but the story isn't even good. [spoiler] 1) Eden gets arrested for literally no reason. The reason of course is just so the entire story can happen, but Lord Rodrigo arrests him for literally no reason, and without that pointless arrest, none of the rest…

I think I gave this game a fair shake at almost 29 hours. Unfortunately, while I started out enjoying the game well enough, I am dropping it before finishing. As such, it is tough to recommend. The game starts out solid enough - basic ttrpg combat with a few interesting mechanic…

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…

A "fire-emblem like" game with terrible balancing, an extremely frustrating campaign scenario and an even more frustrating boss fight for a conclusion. You spend hours equiping and building up rapport with your units to better tackle very unfair and difficult battles, all for …

This game is like a pizza with no toppings. I would still eat it if I have nothing else, but I wouldn't recommend it to others when there are so many better alternatives at a similar or cheaper price.

RANT ON Chapter 19 is a joke (looking at you guilermo or whatever you name was with your fire homming missile spell), abillity that just one shots anyone on your team with only way to avoid it is to bring one of two specific abillities to lower the magic damage taken/dealt or yo…

This is a tough game to review. I wish there was a middle ground between thumbs up and thumbs down. Ultimately I would give this game a thumbs up, with a personal score of 6.5/10. Pros: Combat mechanics were satisfying and graphics were top notch. Cons: You have no agency if …

This is the cliche "if I could give this a mixed rating I would review" that you see constantly on steam. The main positives here are its one of the better quality "Fire Emblem"-likes out there. The production quality is decent and so is the game play. But being in this genre mea…

lost eidolons is, at its core, what i affectionately think of as a "b-tier" rpg. in the past, this would've been considered a big release considering the production on display, but in modern times, it inserts itself comfortably in that sort of in between. the game is a strategy …

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 …

I'm still looking for a game that satisfies my Fire Emblem addiction. With Lost Eidolons I was hoping to get a realistic approach with more modern graphics but somehow something is missing, the battles seem very boring at the beginning (I'm not far yet) and visually it doesn't l…

At the time of this review, the overall is Mostly Positive but recent is Mostly Negative, which I found intriguing and prompted me to play the game (got it from humble choice bundle recently, probably same as the negative reviewers) and it's actually very good, the best Fire Embl…

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 …