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Review of Fallen Legion: Revenants on Nintendo Switch

by Gemma Looksby Gemma Looksby photo Feb 2021
Cover image of Fallen Legion: Revenants on Switch
Gamefings Score: 7.5
Platform: Switch Switch logo
Released: 16 Feb 2021
Genre: RPG, Action, Platformer
Developer: Mintsphere, YummyYummyTummy
Publisher: YummyYummyTummy

Introduction

Grab your swords and grab your spectral mates, because 'Fallen Legion: Revenants' has arrived on the Nintendo Switch, inviting you to dive headfirst - or maybe butt first; your choice - into the fictional Empire of Fenumia where absolutely everything is on fire and everyone is up to no good. In this follow-up to the previous games, you can expect a combination of side-scrolling action, deep lore, and enough dramatic plot twists to make even your angsty teenage self roll your eyes. Now let's get to deconstructing this ride!

Gameplay

Gameplay in Revenants follows a turn-based, real-time hybrid format that makes it feel like a high-speed rollercoaster ride through a crowded theme park - only you have to fight every demon and angry parent along the way. You control not just one, but two protagonists: the indecisive but determined Princess Cecille and the revenge-seeking Legatus Laendur. Add in three spectral warriors to swap between on the battlefield, and you've got yourself a recipe for some serious tactical chaos. Additionally, the game introduces new elements like the deliciously brutal 'One Life Mode,' which lets you relish permanent defeat. Yes, if you die once, it's game over, which sounds more dramatic than a reality show elimination. But don't worry if you're not already a seasoned pro - before long, it's easy to lose track of time while you're navigating through Fenumia's challenges and artwork. The combat itself is quick and fluid, making you feel like a sword-swinging legend. Want to throw in some combos? Go ahead, channel your inner ninja! You've got a mix of attack styles and tactics at your disposal which can lead to epic showcases that might genuinely make your controller sweat.

Graphics

Graphically, Revenants embraces that delightful blend of hand-drawn artistry and vibrant color palettes that are so beautiful you'll want to put them on your bedroom walls. It's like a beautifully illustrated fantasy novel leapt off the pages and straight into the world of video gaming. Each environmental backdrop is a work of art, making you feel like you're trudging through a fairy tale - except this one includes blood-spattered heroes and growling monstrosities. The character designs are just as charming, with characters embodying just the right amount of exaggerated flair that could only belong to a JRPG. It's a mesmerizing sight, one that might make you say, "Wait, is that a chicken with armor?" Yes, it is.

Conclusion

In summary, 'Fallen Legion: Revenants' is a delightful escapade of action, strategy, and a whimsical art style that'll keep your attention longer than your last Tinder date. Sure, it requires some serious brainwork to master as you juggle characters and combat moves, but once you get the hang of it, you'll feel like an absolute champion. It intertwines its rich narrative with engaging gameplay and jaw-dropping visuals, making it a worthy addition to your Switch library. So grab your Joy-Cons and dive into this chaos, because in Fenumia, you either conquer or get used to that permanent defeat screen! Final score? A triumphant 7.5 out of 10 - it's well worth your gaming hours!

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