The Land of Alembrume

Evariste Boussaton

About this game

Your character is a young boy, who lives peacefully in Lugdunia village, in the kingdom of Aldoran. He is an orphan since his parents were killed during a recent war against another kingdom. They were peasants and always thought their son would follow the tradition... but your character is more attracted to adventure and battles!

His journey begins with the kidnapping of his beloved girlfriend, which is going to lead him far away from home to investigate before eventually rescuing her. On his journey, he will meet wise people, who will teach him the art of fighting, he will find amazing items and become much stronger.

~FIRST EPISODE~
You will explore about 50 maps and interact with many people. There is a main quest and two small side quests to get bonus items and information. You can also find a couple of hidden valuables if you seek them out.

~SECOND EPISODE~
Thieves, flames, and many things ! Enjoy !

~THIRD EPISODE~
Roxy's news and meeting with a dragon.

CONTROLS:
- Player Movement - Virtual d-pad in bottom left corner (mobile since 2.14, enhanced in 2.15)
- Perform Action - X button
- Perform Attack/Use Item - Y button
- Change Inventory - press icon in the upper left corner
- Save - accessed from the "MENU"
- Quit - press "BACK" (<) several times

GAMEPAD:
- Same with SELECT for "Compass" and A for inventory
OPTIONS:
- left handed mode
- mobile/locked d-pad
- mute musics (you'll make me sad !)

Visit www.alembrume.fr for more informations.

Ratings and reviews

Looking for that hidden playstore Zelda clone? This is it. The devs did a great job recreating the feel of our good ol' Link to the Past, but with it being an entirely different game. I'm only an hour in, but so far I am hooked. The gameplay is top notch, graphics are familiar, and the story is well, actually present. My only gripe is the controls. On screen touch joysticks are always a pain in the butt, and its felt with this one. The precise maneuvering we remember on the SNES is lost here... But again..not at the fault of the devs. Its the bad that I'll gladly take with the good. For all intents and purposes, the game is as good as as it gets and is the definitive Zelda clone I've been waiting for.

Great RPG in the classic style with the right amount of nostalgia without copying that one famous game people might remember. Game play is smooth, although the controls are a bit awkward. I kept missing the sweet spot and wound up running off cliffs. There were a couple of glitch spots where the character got stuck in a wall or a corner, but nothing consistant, and nothing a quick restart can't fix. Save often! The will o wisp puzzle was a little confusing, still not sure how i achieved it, really. The final boss in episode 3 was tough, but once you got the trick, it worked out. Some folks are complaining about the long cut scene, especially since between the controls and the difficulty, you die... a lot.... But that just adds to the nostalgia factor. All in all, great little game. Just wish there was more to play. Oh well, will have to start over!

The story feels like it was written by a child. however, that isn't my issue here. the problem is the direction control. I was stuck for half an hour in the lava cave because the pad is too sensitive you can not only fall off the cliff into the lava, but bats are constantly attacking with no room to move or aim. could be better.

What's new

Still not episode 4, sorry ! But...
Lot of bugfixes
Add a new button to get in-game menu for the fullscreen mode.