It wasn’t like they were hiding their feelings after that final tuning… but they had been busy. While their usual time spent together was just Alto showing her around, this implication was different. This was probably the first time Hilda had ever asked him to go out with her. In truth, Alto was a bit embarrassed he let that out, but he couldn’t help it. Hilda sat across from him, her eyes wide in surprise by Alto’s reaction. A few heads turned their way Alto caught one knowing glimpse from Rusty and a look that could court death from Sakuya, but most quickly were pointed back at their meals in the mess hall. Mission Time will continue the story and eventually lead to the next battle you can revisit previous locations of the overworld map and battle to extra missions if you fancy it.“A date?!” Alto squeaked almost too loudly in the mess hall.
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Each action you take during Free Time will cost time you generally get three actions per each Free Time. You can also take on jobs to earn money or explore which can net you some good items. When you deepen bonds with other characters they will gain access to more abilities kind of like social links in the Persona series. Outside of the main story and battles, you’ll be given a set amount of Free Time which you can spend talking to other characters and deepening your bonds. Fulfilling certain conditions during battle can also yield some great items. Outside of orbs, you have a very basic weapon, armour and accessory equipment slots but be watchful of enemy drops as you can snag yourself some awesome equipment that you can’t buy. As you gain more orbs you’ll want to start combining them to create even more powerful orbs. As you progress you’ll come across better equipment with more orb slots allowing you to further customise in whichever way you see fit.
You can customise your characters with Orbs that can be equipped and bestow various abilities to your characters. That is, except for the opening hours of the game which can drag on just a little too much but it’s smooth sailing from there. Interestingly for a game of this genre, the amount of dialogue is kept surprisingly manageable. The game also features an impressive localisation effort with a good amount of voice dialogue in English. In combination with a rather small but extremely well thought out cast of characters the story is quite a joy to play through. The premise may sound rather generic, and it is at the start, but eventually, it deepens and explores more interesting themes like prejudice and xenophobia. Once in the safety of the kingdom’s capital Alto and Listette join the 9th regiment to help stop Hilda’s rampage. Alto and Listette manage to escape this fate and are later rescued by the Regnant Knights. Alto then happens upon Hilda who, while mysterious, is seemly friendly enough until she reveals she is the Witch of Destruction and crystallises the village and its inhabitants. Until one day, when Alto hears a song coming from the forest, a curious happening because people can’t sing and it’s rumoured only witches can. Taken in by Listette and her mother after being found in the forest with amnesia, Alto has been living happily as a part of their family for the past couple of years. The game follows Alto, a hunter from the small village of Mithra. Stella Glow is the last title from developer Imageepoch, who filed for bankruptcy almost one year ago, and is published in Europe by NIS America. In a genre that doesn’t have that vast a library I can be quite picky, so let’s see how well Stella Glow compares. I’ve been craving a handheld Strategy RPG for some time now and I’ve had my eye on Stella Glow.
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