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Azure Saga: Pathfinder - Review

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    [​IMG]Sirus Gaming checked out the turn-based sci-fi fantasy RPG Azure Saga: Pathfinder:

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    Azure Saga: Pathfinder Review - Medieval Meets Sci Fi

    Azure Saga: Pathfinder is a turn-based game that married sci-fi and fantasy elements; With the Fantasy elements involving the creatures and magic that appears in-game. It starts from the Sci-Fi end where the hero Synch finds himself stranded in Exonia along with his droid, Noide. There, they meet High Priestess Clery who they ask for help in order to get off the planet. Unfortunately, they find themselves tangled in more problems which center around the mythical planet - Azure.

    After playing the game a bit and still am, Azure Saga: Pathfinder is definitely a breath of fresh air compared to many other games that are usually using graphics as their selling point rather than their story-telling. Azure Saga: Pathfinder marries both the story-telling elements of a fantasy-based game and the modern plays of a sci-fi game, bringing both elements together into a turn-based game. For those looking into it, here's my Azure Saga: Pathfinder Review to help you decide whether or not you should buy the game.

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    Over-All: It's a good game

    Azure Saga: Pathfinder is a good game, especially for those who enjoy both fantasy and sci-fi elements. Also, if you're looking for a game that won't kick up one's blood pressure but still contains some form of challenge, then this definitely something you should play. If you're a person who likes games based on aesthetics, then you'll probably appreciate the artistry of this title especially since it has a novel-like storytelling setting.

    Score: 8/10

    Pros
    • Beautiful artwork
    • Enticing storyline
    • Additional mechanics more than just beyond the usual turn-based games
    Cons
    • Artwork may not be appealing to those who aren't into anime stylized characters
    • May not be dynamic enough for those who want something more engaging
    • The game may not appeal to those who aren't into either Fantasy or Sci-Fi
     
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