~SYNOPSIS~
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POWER STAR JOURNEY: An ancient prophecy, originating from the continent of Taiko Island, firmly stated that evil in the form of a cat would be defeated by a mysterious boy with a mysterious past. Who are the two people this prophecy proclaimed?
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POWER STAR FALLEN: Power Star Fallen is the sequel to Power Star Journey. Young Aiko has been doing well one year after Rocky’s defeat. But in a twist, something happened—an old version of him from an alternate universe, the Abandoned Ironic Kombatant Oneirico, hailing from a universe where Aiko lost everything after Rocky’s defeat, had the intentions of ending his life. Aiko will NOT be alone here—he will be accompanied by his friends, the martial artist Elena, the fire/light-elemented Priscilla, and the ice-elemented Reid. The four-teamed teenagers will embark on an adventure to search for the legendary Mighty Sword. But everything is not going to be easy.
~GAMEPLAY~
Power Star Fallen plays like a classic Dragon Quest game. You go into dungeons, you defeat bosses, and you pass. The game is divided into two chapters. It encourages exploration by giving you skills from certain, gold-trimmed chests if you manage to find them. These chests give specific skills to specific party members. They’re not random. In Chapter 1, the hours will pass by, even going from night to day and vice versa. Even you’ll have a clock in the upper-left corner of the screen to see what day or hour it is in the game. All of this will be like it until Chapter 2’s beginning cutscene. In Chapter 2, in the bad future, you play in the different P.O.V. of the protagonists, and there’s also the add-on of action sequence skills in the latter.
