RemiLore
RemiLore Trailers
RemiLore (Switch/PS4/Xbox One) Launch Trailer
Remilore Developer Video 4: Wacky Weapons
RemiLore Developer Video 3: Melee Combat and Spells
Critic Reviews for RemiLore
RemiLore is not a bad game, it's more of a missed opportunity, because the gameplay loop feels familiar and funny just in small doses and there's a complete lack of innovations, enemy variety and customization.
Review in Italian | Read full review
RemiLore: Lost Girl in the Lands of Lore had the potential to become one of the best Indie games of the Year, But variety of technical problem makes it Mediocre. Combat is excessively Simple and Without Any kind of challenge and depth at all, Narrative should have been more complex, and Soundtrack are completely forgettable. Most importantly, The combat system becomes super repetitive, Still Characters are fun, and RPG Elements are entertaining. in the end, If you are a fan of Indie games or Hack amd slash games with RPG Elements, Remilore could be a good choice for you, If You bring Lower some of your expectations.
Review in Persian | Read full review
If unlocking multiple weapons and enhancing every aspect of the game via a constant experience grind sounds like an enjoyable prospect, then I would strongly recommend the title. In terms of how forgiving its experience and currency system is, it is easily one of the more accessible rogue-lites out there. This doesn’t mean, however, that the game isn’t difficult – maybe on its normal difficulty, but its harder settings will put your understanding of the title’s mechanics to the test. If you’re the sort of person who enjoys putting limitations on themselves and seeing where a randomizer can take you, then RemiLore might have the magic that you’re looking for.
In the game you’ll play as Remi who, through a strange accident involving a talking book named Lore, is transported to the world of Ragnoah-an, which is overrun by mechanical monsters...
