Ash

 3DS
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  1. kosterix
    Apr 5, 2021
    1
    €3, Digital.
    Worst spend money ever. Ash is a playable RPG of a RPGMaker quality with a growing cast of characters, but the grind is endless, just to get to the next uninteresting map board. Zero story. Zero love. The 2nd ally to Ash is a dude that gains corruption with power moves, but the corruption mechanism isn't fleshed out at all either.
    Compare this to a free game like the (fan    €3, Digital.
    Worst spend money ever. Ash is a playable RPG of a RPGMaker quality with a growing cast of characters, but the grind is endless, just to get to the next uninteresting map board. Zero story. Zero love. The 2nd ally to Ash is a dude that gains corruption with power moves, but the corruption mechanism isn't fleshed out at all either.

    Compare this to a free game like the (fan translated) A.S.H., aka Archaic Sealed Heat, which at least has a cute girl in it, with much better story, some puzzle solving, and everything that ASH lacks.    … Expand

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  1. FNintendo
    Dec 9, 2016
    30
    ASH tries hard to pay tribute to turn-based RPGs of the 1980s and 1990s...so hard that it doesn't realize that genres evolve for a reason. This game is mostly stuck on a sea of obsolescence and not even its well-written dialogues can add a different flair to a production that does poorly in nearly every other aspect.
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  2. Nintendo Life
    Jun 18, 2016
    30
    ASH is an RPG that gives a minimal experience into the genre.
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