While the game appears to be a basic hack and slash, it is far more than that and offers a wide variety of moves you can tie together for ultimate combos. The gameplay mechanics in Stories: The Path of Destinies are spot on. With roughly two hours per story, and a total of twenty four stories you get nearly forty eight hours worth of gameplay, which is a lot for an indie title. However, by taking your time with the game you can have a ton of playtime. While this is nice, I often found myself stopping to listen to the story rather than press forward down a path and getting into a battle with enemies where the narration fell to the background. The stories are each narrated for you while you play through the chapter. Though, I did take my time with each story because I felt the narration got lost. This is great because it allows for multiple play throughs.Įach story took me about one and a half to two hours to play through. Each story is broken down into chapters, roughly 5 chapters per story, and whichever direction you choose to take will branch off depending on the choices you make. Along the way you get to meet different characters such as Lapino and decide his fate, or you can play a story line in which you are building a powerful weapon called the Skyripper.
#Stories the path of destinies gameplay series#
The overarching story line follows Reynardo, a fox, as he battles his way through a series of destinies that lead to a final battle between the Emperor’s army and the Rebellion. Each story, however, holds a truth and while you play the game it’s important to really pay attention to the details so you can gather the proper information to move on down another path. It’s impossible to discuss the actual story because the game is comprised of 24 individual stories, each offering a different path for you to take. The story in Stories: The Path of Destinies is incredibly thought out and in-depth. Let’s take a look at how each of these makes Stories: The Path of Destinies a game worth picking up. While I do enjoy solid gameplay mechanics, being completely immersed in a story really makes the game worthwhile for me so when I was able to get my hands on Stories: The Path of Destinies for review I was thoroughly impressed with the narrative, graphics, and gameplay. As I mature as a gamer and a person, I find myself drawn to story based games. I was instantly drawn to the beauty of the game both in it’s graphics and storytelling. Stories: The Path of Destinies was a game I have been waiting for since I first had the opportunity to try a short demo in 2015.
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