History VideoGame / Sequence

** Well, not ''quite''. [[spoiler:Apparently, the cultivation of Ky and Naia's relationship is even more important that that, according to the secret ending - apparently, they're meant to save the world. From what, however, is left unstated.]]

* QuirkyMinibossSquad

* AbsurdlyHighLevelCap - The game can be comfortably [[{{HundredPercentCompletion}} 100% completed]] at around the mid twenty level range. The actual technical level cap is thirty four.

* AscendedExtra - [[spoiler: The fourth floor guardian takes Naia's place as MissionControl after she was abducted]].

* DrillSergeantNasty

* HopelessBossFight - [[spoiler: Aaron, the guardian of the Floor the Seventh, appears when you first get to Floor the Fourth. He has over 200 HP, and sends a constant stream of red gems in the defense feild.]] Luckily, [[spoiler: Naia uses her second Saving Grace to stop the fight.]]

* TomatoSurprise - The end game revelation that the whole plot is [[spoiler: taking place in a virtual reality computer simulation designed to pair up genetically superior humans to further the human race.]]

* Since casting spells costs mana, the only way to regain it is to move into the mana field. Here, arrows are constantly dropping and each successful beat will net you 2 mana points. Failing to hit an arrow is not punished.

* You're facing off against any manner of abomination so self-defense is certainly encouraged. In this field, falling arrows represent your enemy's attacks. Every arrow which makes it by will damage your overall hp but may be repelled. The severity of the attack is represented by the colour of the arrow, gray only taking away 1 hp and red hitting a massive 10.

* BoringButPractical - Arclight is the very first offensive spell you learn with low damage but a low mana cost, a short cool down time and simple arrow pattern. Above the third floor, the time limit for each battle becomes much more dangerous as the hp of your foes grows faster than the damage output of your new spells, and so Arclight becomes very useful as a backup spell that can be fired off between more damaging spells with little consequence. Devs may have recognized this would happen and so they included an achievement for killing a monster from the 7th floor while dealing only Arclight damage.

* HopelessBossFight - [[spoiler: Aaron, the gaurdian of the Floor the Seventh, appears when you first get to Floor the Fourth. He has over 200 HP, and sends a constant stream of red gems in the defense feild.]] Luckily, [[spoiler: Naia uses her second Saving Grace to stop the fight.]]
* IncrediblyLamePun - The Item descriptions often contain these

* TheSmartGuy - Kye has an undergrad in computer engineering, and it definitely shows in his dialogue.

* DeadpanSnarker - Both Kye and Naia.

* ShoutOut - Item descriptions often contain these.

* BoringButPractical - Arclight is the very first offensive spell you learn with low damage but a low mana cost, a short cool down time and simple arrow pattern. Above the third floor, the time limit for each battle becomes much more dangerous as the hp of your foes grows faster than the damage output of your new spells, and so Arklight becomes very useful as a third backup spell that can be fired off between more damaging spells with little consequence. Devs may have recognized this would happen and so they included an achievement for killing a monster from the 7th floor dealing only Arclight damage.

* BoringButPractical - Arklight is the very first offensive spell you learn with low damage but a low mana cost, a short cool down time and simple arrow pattern. Above the third floor, the time limit for each battle becomes much more dangerous as the hp of your foes grows faster than the damage output of your new spells, and so Arklight becomes very useful as a third backup spell that can be fired off between more damaging spells with little consequence. Devs may have recognized this would happen and so they included an achievement for killing a monster from the 7th floor dealing only Arklight damage.

* RandomlyDrops - The source of your synthesis materials and likely the most prevalent enemy in the game. Equipment exists to boost the odds in your favor, though it [[InsertPaymentToUse physically cripples you]] in exchange. [[spoiler: Barring the [[BraggingRightsReward Imaginary Number Pod]] of course.]] Being able to desynth the excess materials found in your wanton farming takes away some of the sting.

* Since casting spells costs mana, the only way to regain it is to move into the mana field. Here, arrows are constantly dropping and each successful beat will net you 3 mana points. Failing to hit an arrow is not punished.

* DeadpanSnarker: Both Kye and Naia.
* FailureIsTheOnlyOption: The first two fights where Naia uses a saving grace.

* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Ky and Naia give a rather brutal one to the Sixth Guardian about how and why Astrology is a load of crap.
* TheSmartGuy: Kye has an undergrad in computer engineering, and it definitely shows in his dialogue.
* VoiceWithAnInternetConnection: Naia.
* XMeetsY: RPG meets rhythm game.

You are Kye, drugged and left to die on the main floor of a large tower with no means of escape except to follow the guidance of a [[DeadpanSnarker helpful]] [[ExpositionFairy voice on]] [[VoiceWithAnInternetConnection the intercom]]. You are jumped by a monster and without any knowledge on how to fight, saved by your new friend Naia when she uses one of her three 'saving grace' spells which pulls Kye out of the battle. After a brief introduction on how to fight, Naia sends you on a quest for the top of the tower with the only other option to wait and die.

* Since casting spells costs mana, the only way to regain it is to move into the mana field. Here, arrows are constantly dropping and each successful beat will net you 2 mana points. Failing to hit an arrow is not punished.

* You're facing off against any mannor of abomination so self defence is certainly encouraged. In this field, falling arrows represent your enemy's attacks. Every arrow which makes it by will damage your overall hp but may be repelled. The severity of the attack is represented by the colour of the arrow, gray only taking away 1 hp and red hitting a massive 10.