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The denizens of Touhou Project in a Dungeon Crawling RPG! Gensokyo is connected to 'a certain world' and a huge dungeon by the name of 'Mazes of the Week' appears. Create your own Touhou Characters, step up to the dungeon's challenges! An 'Authentic Style' RPG inspired by Touhou Project.
Remyadry is a rpg, indie and faith game
developed by Kokoko Soft
and published by DLsite.
Released on July 09th 2018 is available only on Windows
in 4 languages: English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese and Japanese.
It has received 575 reviews of which 510 were positive and 65 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.3 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 8.19€ on Steam.
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I have mixed feelings about this game, but clearly it's doing something right to keep me playing for so many hours. Ultimately, what will make or break the experience for some people is the fact that battles are entirely automated (with several speeds in case you don't care about reading the play by play) except for deciding when / if to run away. The abilities each character uses is based on what you decide to equip from their skill tree (up to 3 abilities) which the AI uses once the cooldown / charge is ready and when appropriate. Skill points are surprisingly earned through a slew of in-game achievements (sadly no Steam achievements) instead of leveling up. That said, the main gameplay experience revolves around exploring the procedurally generated dungeons (which aren't really memorable, but they do their job) and customizing your party's equipment and skills. It's satisfying and oddly addictive to see just how far you can explore and develop your team each play session (to me anyways), but I'll say it's also an acquired taste because of the complete lack of interactive combat.
I've started nicknaming Remyadry "Auto-battle the RPG". Interactivity in the encounters is fairly low in so far that you can't give your characters direct combat orders. They may or may not use the special abilities you've assigned to them depending on luck and a cooldown system. The only inputs you can make are whether to flee or keep fighting between rounds and which of the three rows of enemies should be targeted. Later on, the strategic value rises a little when you can switch in reserve characters that you've class-linked with specific members of your team. Most of your success depends on your out-of-dungeon preparation: Your team must be sensibly balanced, filling the right roles and you need to craft new equipment before what you're using becomes too outdated. The development of your skill trees, how you spend your money and the assigning of your POT-points will have the biggest impact on your survival. Overall, all the monster hunting and loot collecting of Remyadry was pretty fun to me. I would have liked it even better if there were more unique monsters instead of the unbelievable amount of pallete-swaps. More could have also been done for its endgame: When I had collected enough skillpoints to get what I thought the most valuable, I had very little reason to adjust afterwards. Remyadry is definitely an interesting and motivating approach to dungeoneering, but it's not quite as clever as many other Touhou RPGs that I've played, on Steam and outside of it. There's a certain "junkfoodiness" to it. The story and the conversations are pretty funny, though.
Intro: This is going to be an in-depth review and explanation of how the game works. Remyadry may seem a bit off-putting initially based on what many reviews says in term of controls and the way the fighting works in the game. When I started, I had issues with the game but once I finally understood the controls through some experimentation (having the controls listed in the store page isn't the most efficient way to find them), the game suddenly improved massively as I finally could focus on understanding the game. Gameplay: In term of battles, yes, the battles goes automatically... but if you repeatedly enter the dungeon to start fighting enemies and try to open chests with your scout, you'll soon realize that fights are long and it's easy to get wiped out by the enemies and the chests that'll gleefully do it as well. That's where the game shows it's more complex side as it is very important to use your skill points to boost your passive abilities, learn attack skills, spells, healing and buffs which you must then equip. As you go deeper into the game, strategy will become more necessary as you'll deal with more debuffs, nasty attacks and traps that are waiting to decimate unprepared parties. Yes, your party will act on it's own but you'll soon realize that the A.I. is effective at dealing with enemies with the skills you have given them. A party that is properly prepared will stand a far better chance at defeating a party than an underleveled and unprepared one. Fortunately, early on, the game is very lenient in term of what happens if you die. The penalties are extremely neglible and unlike some Wizardry games where reviving a party members costs an insane amount of gold and that it can fail and permanently kill party members, you do not need to worry about such things. The price of reviving party members does increase significantly later on but by then, you'll have a lot of money and you'll be able to get a lot quickly. Heck, even if you are low on money, you can get a loan from Akyuu which you'll refund through the money you acquire from exploring dungeons. Equipment is of course an important aspect of the game as you can upgrade your equipment and make donations to unlock new items to strengthen your party. Fortunately, upgrading and using money is very straightforward and easy to understand. The dungeons are also generous with treasures that it means that treasure chests can be ignored for the most part although unlike chests in Wizardry games, chests in Remyadry contains a TON of materials. As you go further into the game, you'll unlock more characters and get the opportunity to use their portraits. Unlike random units you can make, these characters have lines which gives them personality. Speaking of Wizardry games, Remyadry starts rough on players but unlike the former, you are able to make your party far more powerful early, allowing you to overcome a lot of encounters. Among encounters, you'll sometime stumble on FOEs that are more powerful than what you can find on the current floor. You can run away... but if you feel confident, you might give it a shot and unlike what the game tells you, you WILL be rewarded for winning via an enormous amount of experience points. On that note, if you worry that you'll need to work like crazy to have new party members catch up to the rest of the party, don't. The way the experience works will allow your new party members to catch up at an incredible rate and as you get even more characters, you can link them to existing party members to use them over the original unit if you wish to do so, allowing you to use your favorite characters easily. Ultimately, if you go in this game blindly without having ever played a Wizardry, Etrian Odyssey, Shin Megami Tensei, Class of Heroes or other series with a heavy emphasis on dungeon crawling, do be aware that those games are challenging to the point it might even seem unfair although proper preparation takes you a long way. The same is true to Remyadry in some ways as it'll be challenging and require patience to get used to. Fortunately, once you get used to the early game, you'll be able to breeze at least through the early part swith ease, getting even more acclimated to how the game works. Lastly, while some might find the automated fights weird, as someone who has played a lot of dungeon crawlers, I actually like that the fights are quick rather than inputting options every turns as fights in this genre can be very lengthy. Sounds & Music: The voices of the characters are Text to Speech. Either you'll find it obnoxious or you'll find it amusing, endearing and maybe even cute (it helps that some of the characters are amusingly wacky). The sounds are stuff you'd expect from a RPG Maker game for the most part so it's nothing special but it's not obnoxious. The music in the game is nicely varied with of it really catchy or even awesome at times while some is wacky and relaxed. The battle music that you'll be hearing a LOT is fortunately great and lively enough to prevent you from getting exhausted from hearing it. Graphics: The game has a very simplistic design to it so don't expect anything amazing but the character portraits looks really good and the enemies also have their own nice appearance as well that includes many Touhou characters which looks either fairly loyal to their original appareance or a bit different in a humorous way. The field sprites are again, pretty basic from things you'd see in a simplistic RPG title but they look cute. Story: The Scarlet Devil Mansion disappears and so does Sakuya. Remilia gets the people of the SDM and bossing everyone around, she tries to find Sakuya and the mansion. That's actually about it in term of the premise. You'll meet more characters along the way as the plot goes on and the most notable thing about the game is that it is wacky in term of how characters talks to each other and how they act. Again, some will find that annoying while some may find it very funny and endearing. To give an idea to how characters behave, Remilia in this game behaves a lot like Laharl in earlier Disgaea titles. Jokes that breaks the fourth wall are in high supply as well. Conclusion: As someone who enjoys dungeon crawler games and found that the game had a rough start, I eventually warmed up to Remyadry. It's a great game to kill time and to enjoy for those who likes grindy especially if they like doing it with Touhou characters. If you are a player who enjoys Touhou and dungeon crawlers with cutesy things, you may end up enjoying this game a lot. If you're less familiar with any of them, it may not be suited for you. However, if you're patient and are looking for a challenge, this game may be one of the more accessible titles for you despite the early difficulty as penalties for dying early on are trivial and revive costs are low. 8/10
Given I've played the game for a bit, the game has it's flaws. Like others being said the combat system in this game is automated, and can really be influenced by the skills and the battle pacing set by you, in addition to whether or not you choose to escape or not. The game will throw you into the deep end without much of an explanation, even less if for HUD explanations. Despite this, I strangely admire the simplicity of the game. It's not like I enjoy mindlessly pressing battle (because in essence that's what it is.), but rather I enjoy this game casually, like something I could just fire up and start playing out of nowhere. Now, do I recommend the game? Short-answer: Yes, yes I do. Remyadry is a great time sinker if you enjoy casual dungeon crawling and slight equipment and investment managing, as it makes for a great casual dungeon crawling experience. However, I wouldn't recommend the game to others, given the nature of the gameplay mechanics. As well as the price of it currently. The game simply isn't meant to be taken seriously by any hardcore stratagy player, so they would feel extremely out of place here. I also cannot justify the 10$ price for the game, as the lack of interactivity for the game like many have said is just so minimal. I may not be a reviewer, but I hope my opinion will influence someone into buying it or not.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Remyadry is currently priced at 8.19€ on Steam.
No, Remyadry is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 8.19€ on Steam.
Yes, Remyadry received 510 positive votes out of a total of 575 achieving a rating of 8.30.
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Remyadry was developed by Kokoko Soft and published by DLsite.
Yes, Remyadry is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No, Remyadry is not playable on MacOS.
No, Remyadry is not playable on Linux.
Remyadry is a single-player game.
No, Remyadry does not currently offer any DLC.
No, Remyadry does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, Remyadry does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, Remyadry is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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Kokoko Soft
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DLsite
Release
09 Jul 2018
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