The side quests are great for quickly racking up gold and experience points to help you in the main story.īeen playing the game for about 15hours so far, pretty decent. You are allowed to have up to four side quests open at any given time, and you can freely drop them and pick them back up later if you don't feel like fulfilling their requirements. The main quest follows the story line of Regret searching for answers to his father's death, but there are dozens of side quests available to explore as well. There are many quests in this game, both main and side. This provides excellent replay value for players looking to try different paths that can significantly alter the game. By choosing to save certain characters or reacting to certain situations, the storyline will actually change depending on how naughty or nice you feel like being.
Another great part about Zenonia is the option to follow either a good or an evil alignment.
Making this decision depends on what type of game you want to play: while warriors have brute strength and are able to plow through most enemies, paladins are much more magic adept, allowing for different strategy while in battle. When you start out, you have the option of being one of three classes: assassin, paladin, or warrior. Despite the story lacking originality, the only real problem here is the slight translation issues it's not game-changing or offensive, but there are frequent enough typos to turn a few heads. The witty dialogue and sharp humour of the NPCs add to the game's charm and make Zenonia a much more interesting place to explore. While the story is not really groundbreaking or unique and clearly borrows directly from countless games before, it is an enjoyable enough tale to keep players hooked.
Along the way, he travels the land of (you may have guessed it) Zenonia and meets countless interesting characters who help him on his quest to find and stop the source of this great evil. Zenonia follows the story of Regret, a 17-year-old boy who is looking for answers to his father's mysterious death at the hands of a demon. Combining hack and slash RPG action with puzzle elements, this top-down adventure feels like a mix between classic Zelda and Sword of Mana. Despite both having been ported from cell phone games, Zenonia is an incredible improvement over the previous entry in the genre. Fortunately, for the poor RPG fans who have been feeling neglected, Gamevil has finally added a new title to the mix with their release of Zenonia. With RPGs being such a popular genre, it's surprising to see that, up until now, Legends of Exidia has been the only one available on the DSiWare service.
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