Prime of Flames

I have enjoyed many single player games on both PC and mobile. I had pretty high expectations before laying my hands on this game due to the graphics, trailer of the game, as well as a recommendation from a friend. The game game me a very mixed feeling, as it feels very ambitious but very very unpolished. I may be overly harsh here, but I would want to address all the issues I found before going to the pros.

There's no shortage of strategy games out there, it's as if a new one releases every other day even. However, once one actually sits down to take a look, it becomes evident that the term "Strategy" is used very loosely in the turn-based subgenre (i.e., gacha games). Nevertheless, from time to time, the mold gets broken, and a hidden gem emerges. Today, we take a look at one such hidden gem: Prime of Flames.

Prime of Flames. Platform: Steam, Mobile. Price: $10 USD (PC) - TBA (Mobile) Note this is a review for the mobile version which is only the demo. Okay let me start this off with a bit sad part, unlike for the review on Dwerve I could not find much info on PoF outside of its steam page (here) and it’s TapTap page: So we are going to have to describe the book by its title, unless you want me to talk about some Instagram named Rayka Studio which seems to be a modelling company. (I won’t.)

Love this game already! Turn Based Rpg With the basic and advanced class system. Warrior assassin archer etc. Skip easy play on medium trust me 😉.

Really good game. I particularly enjoy these types ever since playing final fantasy team tactics. It isn't as complex but still great gameplay. Enemies like going for the hunters and oneshot them. Make sure to leave them behind your team. I don't get the point of priest though. Maybe they do something I'm not seeing.

Great tactical rouge like game. I especially like the character design and there's actually some good meta to the game

Amazing gameplay with a unique twist. A lot of unique abilities that create a fun playing experience. A nice story that I'd easy to follow along with. Plus stunning graphics that aren't over the top. I would rate it a 5/5 but a nice tutorial for the battle to help beginners out would perfect it.

I sat like this, no longer hoping for anything, because the last two rounds in this event were ing games, a maximum of average, with a stretch, but then as soon as I start the game, I understand that something interesting is waiting for me.. And I wasn't wrong. What can you drown in, enjoying the coolness, like in the shade, escaping from sunny everyday life? — Amazing music (I love piano, classical music in games);

The game is good. I'm really fond of Turn-based games in general that's why this game is a plus for me. The graphics are nice. Feels like its optimized enough that even mid range phone like mine can play it very well. But there are things that I find lacking. First, is the fact that the tutorial is somewhat lacking. I don't know if the game is still in beta (I hope it is) but the tutorial stage feels short and after that you are left to explore everything by yourself.

This review is for Pocket Playfest First impression: - hmm... This review based on my around 20 mins of gameplay - potato phone friendly, my phone can play this game smoothly on default settings - gameplay is basically turn based strategy with (I hope it's random) generated choices between buff, store, recruit teammates, battle, and others each time you progress the stage with boss battle waiting at the end of the stage