うたわれるもの ロストフラグ

AQUAPLUS Co., Ltd.

About this game

A fantasy RPG where you challenge the mysteries of the world with unique friends.
It's a completely new story, so even people who don't know the Utawarerumono series can start right away!

▼Story written by creators of popular series

・Go on an adventure journey with demi-humans who have animal ears and tails in a Japanese-style x fantasy world!
・The main character "Akta" who has lost his memory meets a girl who is bleeding and wandering between life and death!
・The essence of the “Utawarerumono series”, which has a reputation for stories, remains the same!
・A fast-paced story that mixes comical and serious elements!

▼You're sure to find your favorite character

・Charming characters created by popular illustrators!
-Voices are provided by a group of super gorgeous voice actors. Your favorite cast may be participating!
・Many nostalgic characters that have appeared in previous series also appear!

▼Let's win through simple but deep battles

- Battles that proceed automatically are also recommended for people who are new to the game!
・Deep battles where you can overcome even strong enemies depending on your team composition!
・The timing of when to use the character's consecutive attacks is the difference between victory and defeat!

▼That's not all, there's a lot of fun

- Implemented "Hanafuda" as a mini game. You can play all day just with “Hanafuda”! ?
・Pay attention to the newly drawn illustrations of “Togenkyo”!
・When you develop your character, an original character story will be released!

▼Gorgeous voice actors are participating one after another

Chinatsu Akasaki, Yu Ayase, Hiroaki Ishikawa, Yuya Uchida, Takuya Eguchi, Sayaka Ohara, Ai Kakuma, Masayuki Kato, Yuko Gibu, Daisuke Kirii, Rie Kugimiya, Tomoyo Kurosawa, Yusuke Kobayashi, Tsuyoshi Koyama, Takayuki Kondo, Sakura Ayane, Takahiro Sakurai, Miyuki Sawashiro, Mayo Shiga, Dai Sugiyama, Hiroko Taguchi, Atsuko Tanaka, Atsumi Tanezaki, Risa Taneda, Kentaro Tone, Kazuya Nakai, Maria Naganawa, Mai Nakahara, Daisuke Namikawa, Hiroshi Nojima, Kenji Nomura, Saori Hayami, Yumi Hara, Inori Minase, Kaya Miyake, Marie Miyake, Ayumu Murase, Nozomi Yamamoto, Hibiki Yamamura, Ryoka Yuzuki, Hiroyuki Yoshino, En Yonezawa, Akeno Watanabe (in alphabetical order)

【Official site】
https://utaware-lf.jp/

[Official X (old Twitter)]
https://twitter.com/Utaware_LF

【Copywriter】
©AQUAPLUS

[Recommended terminal]
Android OS 9.0 or higher

*We recommend a device with 4GB or more of RAM.
*Terminals equipped with Intel CPU are not supported.
*Operation is not guaranteed for all devices equipped with the above OS.
*It may not work properly depending on the performance and specifications of the device, the usage of apps specific to the device, etc.
*It may take some time to support the latest OS.
*OSes released as beta versions are not supported.

Ratings and reviews

(Disclaimer: stopped playing around 1st anniversary) Imagine an Utawarerumono game that's cut up into 5% chunks and you get to read one every couple of months, and that's the main story - the content is fine, but the pacing is glacial. Combat has some depth, but the autobattle ultimately isn't very engaging. The characters, even returning ones, feel shallow, and there's a lot of キャラ崩壊 going on. It's not awful, but it's a sad look for a franchise I used to like. At least the hanafuda is fun.

I love Utawarerumono and want to love this game. The art is great, it's got an interesting story, and the music is nice, but right now those are the best things about it. The combat mostly plays itself; occasionally you need to customize your group to handle different situations, but there's not a lot of strategy or control. Balance is also kind of weird; maybe it'll get better as I level up, but right now just doing daily practice missions uses almost all of the energy I would gain all day and doesn't leave much for doing anything else. I can ignore them, of course, but what's the point in daily missions you can't do every day? Drop rates for items and gacha rates are low; not as bad as F/GO, but it still feels frustrating. Hopefully they'll tweak the gameplay in response to feedback.

Not the best gacha game I've ever played, but far from the worst. Ironically, hanafuda might be the most fun I actually have in the game.