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Seek Hearts (Android)
Jul. 2nd, 2024 01:05 pmIn a world where humans and fairies live together in symbiosis, mysterious factories appeared and started creating “mechanoids”, most of whom speak in RoBoT sPeAk and aren’t independent. Our main character, however, acts like a human and can absorb weapons to get stronger. 12 years after his creation, he and a human girl who grew up with him (and likes to punch him into walls) go on a journey of discovery.
This is another newer EXE-Create game, with the random “pot breakers” game for weapons and a set of fairy stockings replacing the real-time garden we’ve seen elsewhere. The battle system is a bit simpler, without as many skills, and instead of MP you charge an orb each turn of battle (up to four) and special attacks both consume them and have rebound time. I think it’s one of the earliest games that grew into the Miden Tower style; the animation is a little janky and the pieces are less thought-out and less complicated.
This looks like it could be cute! Unfortunately, the game doesn’t play nicely with my Retroid Pocket 3: You can go to the menu, but going to any submenu (such as equipment, the shop, or quests) brings you to an inescapable black screen. Which makes it completely unplayable. I tested it on my Odin Pro and got the same results. I might try it again on some other device or just in case it gets updated, but I have 11 other KEMCO games in the hopper and this only cost $2, so for now I’m just culling it.
This is another newer EXE-Create game, with the random “pot breakers” game for weapons and a set of fairy stockings replacing the real-time garden we’ve seen elsewhere. The battle system is a bit simpler, without as many skills, and instead of MP you charge an orb each turn of battle (up to four) and special attacks both consume them and have rebound time. I think it’s one of the earliest games that grew into the Miden Tower style; the animation is a little janky and the pieces are less thought-out and less complicated.
This looks like it could be cute! Unfortunately, the game doesn’t play nicely with my Retroid Pocket 3: You can go to the menu, but going to any submenu (such as equipment, the shop, or quests) brings you to an inescapable black screen. Which makes it completely unplayable. I tested it on my Odin Pro and got the same results. I might try it again on some other device or just in case it gets updated, but I have 11 other KEMCO games in the hopper and this only cost $2, so for now I’m just culling it.
