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Role-playing (RPG), Simulator, Strategy, Adventure
Valess, a boy earning petty cash in a commune of drifters is suddenly met by Lock, a stand-alone golem. Valess' mother was kidnapped by a terrorist organization, and upon discovering that the leader of that organization has an enormous bounty on his head, Valess receives a golem of his own from Lock and decides to join him on an adventure into the unknown where numerous bounties await. Thus begins their journey of grit and oil across several continents!
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Unpretentious, plot-driven, nostalgic and clear.
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Pure NintendoJames ColozziNov 20217.5/10Armed Emeth isn't pricey, and it's an entertaining retro RPG for all ages, with a good presentation and a decent story.
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Video ChumsA.J. MaciejewskiAug 20217.9/10Armed Emeth is the kind of RPG that you'll start playing and not realise how much time has passed considering how consistently rewarding and enjoyable it is. Its battle system may not be all that thrilling but everything else is spot-on for retro RPG fun.
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Turn Based LoversMichael OuelletteFeb 20227.5/10Kemco RPGs have a look that can attract new and young fans but their gameplay is usually of the traditional RPG variety that classic and older fans may prefer. They usually don't have blockbuster budgets to work with so there usually isn't any cinematics or voice acting but most of that is made apparent with a quick look. Should if you are a RPG fan, Kemco is probably a company you have heard of as their games are low in price and you know what they bring to the table. This one is interesting enough that it warrants a look.
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IGDB rating 7.9/10 from 1 ratings.
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