I was granted a pre-leveled ranged character to take around the block. Throw in the fact that the world is huge and explorable and Lucent Heart starts to stack up to many of the best. We will get to the systems in a minute, but if a game just flows well and the characters are smooth and fun to watch, then that can be the difference between a generic game with just OK systems and a really nice game with just OK systems. I think the art and character animations must be the things that do it for me. But Lucent Heart offers something a bit special, like Iris did for me, that is hard to describe. I could just write that it looks and basically feels like any number of Anime, free-to-play games, complete with an annoying cash shop that only offers time-limited items, and you readers would probably nod your heads and go on with your lives. Of course, Lucent Heart has plenty of issues, so let me tell you about those as well.įirst of all I want to indicate that like the previously mentioned Iris Online, Lucent Heart is hard to describe accurately. In fact, I was relieved to find a game that, like Iris Online, seems to offer the same overall wonderful experience that so many of these Anime-style, not-from-our-shores games seem to avoid.
I've described to you how scared I am of finding a game that does, indeed, suck. No, I did not just spoil my entire article for you by telling you how I felt about the game in one word (you should always read to the end anyway). Yes, I know, " suck" is not a very good descriptive term, and it does not quite detail exactly what I disliked about something, but if a game is just not meant for me, it can be hard to describe why. Each time I am asked to play one of these games and to report to you lovely readers what I found, I am a little frightened that the game will simply suck. The game has been brought to us by Gamania, the same company responsible for the adorable Hero 108.
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Couples can even culminate their relationship through in-game marriage.Īs a special treat for cosplay fans, Vanessa (the official Lucent Heart Star) will be filming a video series at E3 dressed up as the goddess herself, ‘Theia’.Once again I have been tasked with taking a look at an upcoming or newly released MMO, this time one called Lucent Heart. Couples are encouraged to go on lighthearted “dates” after being paired, and as they level up and quest together they gain access to specific couple-only buffs, items, and areas which further enhance the gameplay. Lucent Heart is a highly social experience and the matchmaking feature is meant to take players beyond the standard grouping systems with which they’re accustomed. Matchmaking System: “Cupid” will pair up players based on specific matchmaking characteristics. Not only will they get buffs as a daily horoscope, they gain powerful Zodiac abilities and armor that are specific to their Zodiac sign – affording players a personalized experience while they level up and explore Acadia. Horoscope System: Each player’s Zodiac sign (determined by their birthday) affects their stats and skills. With magical Zodiac based abilities at their disposal, along with help from trustworthy pets, friends, and lovers, players will take on hordes of enemies and bosses as they fight their way through thousands of quests, dungeons, and 20 unique zones. Both old and new players will experience a streamlined version of the game with many improvements.Īiming to bring people together by focusing on social interaction, Lucent Heart leverages a rich matchmaking system that pairs up couples for quests and adventures in the fight against evil that’s invading Acadia. The BFF event will be Lucent Heart’s largest and final closed beta, and will utilize the updated 4.07 client. The team has been hard at work refining the game, incorporating feedback from previous testers, as well as implementing more features. After introducing the community to the land of Acadia during recent sneak peek beta events, Gamania is ready to enter the next phase of testing, inviting players to put Lucent Heart through its paces during the highly anticipated two week Badass Friends Forever (BFF) closed beta. – May 6th, 2011 – Gamania Digital Entertainment announced today that the wait is almost over, the final closed beta for Lucent Heart hits May 12th. LUCENT HEART’S FINAL CLOSED BETA, BADASS FRIENDS FOREVER, STARTS MAY 12 Cosplay Alert: Lucent Heart’s “Goddess Theia” at E3
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