The only trouble IGN Southeast Asia had was with a late-game quest that gives the player access to the Greenhouse area. The myriad of quests and puzzles along the way are also simple enough to solve and even brute force through should the player miss some clues. Enemies do get stronger as the player progresses, but as long as the player levels up Ravenlok, battles should always be a breeze. That said, battles are pretty easy in Ravenlok, with the player able to hack and slash almost indefinitely with their sword. Like a standard Zelda game, players also have access to consumable potions and bombs to ease things in battle. Gameplay-wise, Ravenlok is a pretty straightforward action RPG, with players able to attack and block with their sword and shield, respectively. The anthropomorphic residents of Dunia all need Ravenlok’s help, so it’s up to the player to lend them a hand in their adventure. The quest involves getting three relics to open up the doors of the evil queen’s castle, where the final showdown will take place. Along the way, she also manages to learn some useful magic spells. The inhabitants of this world identify Kira as Ravenlok, the prophesized hero of their world.Īnswering the call, Ravenlok gathers a sword and shield before setting off on a grand adventure through mystical forests, an old-timey theater, a steampunk clock tower, and more.

Kira soon finds herself in a world of talking rabbits and a dreaded queen who has taken over the Realm of Dunia. While cleaning up their new home, Kira stumbles through a mirror that leads into a magical realm. Ravenlok begins with a young girl named Kira and her family moving into a new home in the countryside, which they inherited from a missing relative. So with that, how does Ravenlok’s take on action RPG hold up? Does it succeed in transporting the player to a whole new world? Let’s take a closer look.

“Through this fable about the fight for a creative life, we hope that the adventures of Ravenlok can bring a sense of escapism and joy to all.” Lewis, and Studio Ghibli allowed me to open a portal into another world, into a realm of imagination and possibilities,” said Producer and Director at Cococucumber, Vanessa Chia.

“Growing up in Malaysia, classics by J.R.R. Here’s what Ravenlok’s Game Director had to say about the game’s influences. If Echo Generation was the studio’s take on 80s nostalgia and Earthbound-style RPGs, then Ravenlok is heavily based on Alice in Wonderland and The Legend of Zelda.

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