All games are designed with two things in mind: the gameplay and the story.
Ge Ne Sis: Down the Road of Tales doesn't have the perfect gameplay or the perfect story, but they're fairly decent for a flash game. You have three teenagers who fight colorful enemies in a fantasy world with ice swords, a fantasy rifle, and a circular chainsaw sword-thingy.
Ge Ne Sis definitely has an Animesque design, and you can see it in the characters, the art style and the story. It's probably not for everyone and the plot twists can be a bit silly (especially when you reach the halfway point), but the plot beats are played so straight that you can't help but get invested in what's going to happen next, Narm Charm and all.
Yeah, the game doesn't take itself too seriously, but I'd recommend giving this one a try. The music is great, and Adobe Flash won't be around forever, you know?
A Unique Turn-Based Strategy RPG
All games are designed with two things in mind: the gameplay and the story.
Ge Ne Sis: Down the Road of Tales doesn't have the perfect gameplay or the perfect story, but they're fairly decent for a flash game. You have three teenagers who fight colorful enemies in a fantasy world with ice swords, a fantasy rifle, and a circular chainsaw sword-thingy.
Ge Ne Sis definitely has an Animesque design, and you can see it in the characters, the art style and the story. It's probably not for everyone and the plot twists can be a bit silly (especially when you reach the halfway point), but the plot beats are played so straight that you can't help but get invested in what's going to happen next, Narm Charm and all.
Yeah, the game doesn't take itself too seriously, but I'd recommend giving this one a try. The music is great, and Adobe Flash won't be around forever, you know?