Edge of Eternity is a turn-based RPG developed by Midgar Studios and published by Dear Villagers. Annie’s five-year-old sister Laura was kidnapped when Annie was nine. This is a romantic suspense novel with a subtle Christian fiction tone set in in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan in and around the village of Rock Harbor. While JRPG fans will likely find enough to like that its worth giving Edge of Eternity a shot, other players should seek more engaging options within the same genre. Gaming Game Reviews Edge Of Eternity Review: A Hollow JRPG World By Scott Baird Published Edge of Eternity is a gorgeous RPG that mixes fantasy and sci-fi in the same way as the old Final Fantasy games, but it's let down by its weak story. Colleen Coble brings excitement, anxiousness, and action to the first book in the Annie Pederson series, Edge of Dusk. The combat system and character customization are well-done, but they don't matter if there isn't a good reason to keep moving forward. The game feels like a homage to the classic Final Fantasy games of old, but its enchanting world is let down by the lackluster events happening on its surface. There are some scenes where characters just teleport into different positions between shots, making the game feel like an anime parody at times, with people flash-stepping around the room.Įdge of Eternity is an ambitious game, but it doesn't quite live up to its scope.
The party in Edge of Eternity are nasty and unappealing throughout the entire story, and they don't come close to earning any of the emotional payoffs at the end of the game. All of this isn't helped by a lack of polish when it comes to character animations. It's fine for characters to start out as angsty, indifferent, selfish, or conniving, but they can and should grow over the course of a well-realized story. The playable characters are also unlikeable, which makes it hard to want to continue playing as them.
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