It’s still bearable, but the time wasted is noticeable. The game will frequently demand that you backtrack your steps, and this is where having the ability to fast travel back to your home would have been mostly welcomed.
Several checkpoints can be unlocked to make traversing the world more convenient however, there’s still a sheer amount of walking to be done. Each area is small and nicely paced out throughout the game. Kitaria Fables offers a large map with a handful of areas to explore. Other than accepting and completing quests, there isn’t much to do in this small yet charming 20-hour game. When not fending off enemies on the battlefield, Kitaria Fables shows its peaceful side where you tend to crops on your farm. GameplayĮquipped with your trusty sword, bow, and spellbook, you’ll find yourself traveling the lands and fighting monsters that stand in your path. It’s these same questions that open up the “paw-sibility” for additional DLC content otherwise, it would have been a disappointing end. You’ll encounter many surprises, although the biggest of them all will be the questions you may ponder at the end. Tasked with finding relics and defying the primary law of the kingdom, Kitaria Fables sets to take you on an adventure that will make you question the justice of your actions. The game tells a simple story driven by quests.
You play the role of Nyanza, one such soldier, who will be stationed at Paw Village. To protect the inhabited villages of Kitaria, soldiers have been sent by the empire to defend the villagers. Monsters have become more aggressive and rumors of the dark calamity have begun to spread. In a world where magic is frowned upon, darkness once again threatens the land. Keep reading to find out if it’s worth diving into by reading this review! Story Titled Kitaria Fables, it’s an action adventure game with farming and RPG elements. PQube has graced the Nintendo Switch with yet another game featuring a cat protagonist.
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