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Justice Chronicles (2015)

Hit-Point, HitPoint Studios Inc.

Android · Nintendo 3DS · Nintendo Switch · PC (Microsoft Windows) · PlayStation 4 · PlayStation 5 · Xbox One · Xbox Series X|S · iOS

2.00 from 2 ratings

10 members have it in their collection · 1 playing now · 5 backlogged · 5 wish listed

How long? · with extras 40h (from 1 logged playthrough)

Fight destiny through the darkness that lurks in history in a fantasy RPG! Featuring 40 hours of unique gameplay, a rich storyline mixed with a large variety of characters and enemies, as well as many more intriguing features such as powerful meteorites that grow with the character, animated turn-based battles, a large quantity of side quests, material collection, weapon crafting, … Read more
Fight destiny through the darkness that lurks in history in a fantasy RPG! Featuring 40 hours of unique gameplay, a rich storyline mixed with a large variety of characters and enemies, as well as many more intriguing features such as powerful meteorites that grow with the character, animated turn-based battles, a large quantity of side quests, material collection, weapon crafting, and beautiful pixel artwork, Justice Chronicles really captures the essence of a true Role Playing Game! Read less
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Details

Developers
Hit-Point, HitPoint Studios Inc.
Publishers
Kemco
Genres
Adventure, Arcade, Role-playing (RPG), Simulator, Strategy
Themes
Fantasy
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Release dates

  • Nov 02, 2015 (Worldwide) Android
  • Dec 16, 2015 (Worldwide) iOS
  • Mar 31, 2016 (Europe) Nintendo 3DS
  • Mar 31, 2016 (North_America) Nintendo 3DS
  • Dec 02, 2021 (Worldwide) PC (Microsoft Windows), Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S
  • Dec 02, 2021 (North_America) PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5
  • Dec 03, 2021 (North_America) Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S
  • Jan 06, 2022 (Europe) Nintendo Switch
  • Jan 06, 2022 (North_America) Nintendo Switch
  • Jan 06, 2022 (Worldwide) PlayStation 5

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WerqKween

Review WerqKween 3/5 · Nov 5, 2023

Finished the post game and killed everything there is to kill. I'm not going to 100% this one because the plat has just a disgusting amount of mindless grinding and farming.

All in all, this was a decent way to pass some time scratching that retro RPG itch. Nice music, all your JRPG tropes, a ridiculous story that reinvents itself …

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Finished the post game and killed everything there is to kill. I'm not going to 100% this one because the plat has just a disgusting amount of mindless grinding and farming.

All in all, this was a decent way to pass some time scratching that retro RPG itch. Nice music, all your JRPG tropes, a ridiculous story that reinvents itself every five minutes, simultaneously forgetting what just happened moments before. All wrapped up in that shiny, ultra-lazy Kemco bow.

If you've liked other Kemco games, you'll really like this one. If you have moderately uncompromising standards, you probably won't.

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WerqKween

Status WerqKween Oct 30, 2023

I don't know if I'm using these terms right, but man I can't wait to see how many more deus ex machinas and macguffins they can fit in here before I'm done. They were doing alright, but this just keeps jumping sharks over and over again like a rock skimming across a pond.

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WerqKween

Status WerqKween Oct 25, 2023

Instincts be damned, I bought another Kemco RPG. The trailer looked a bit more high quality than their other titles, and battles were giving me Phantasy Star, so I couldn't resist. I know there's a post game and a second ending, but I would guess I'm about halfway through, so here are my first impressions.

  • It's a Hit-Point RPG, but …
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Instincts be damned, I bought another Kemco RPG. The trailer looked a bit more high quality than their other titles, and battles were giving me Phantasy Star, so I couldn't resist. I know there's a post game and a second ending, but I would guess I'm about halfway through, so here are my first impressions.

  • It's a Hit-Point RPG, but it's a good Hit-Point RPG.
  • Pixel graphics and portraits look nicer than titles like Asdivine Hearts.
  • Battles turned out to not be as good as Phantasy Star, more like early Dragon Quest, but fun enough.
  • The storyline is full of tropes and story beats lifted from other games, but it's shockingly engaging. Like it's almost there, just needed a bit more time in the oven and in the localization department.
  • There's dumb, unnecessary romance stuff, but it is SO REFRESHING to play one of these Kemco shovelware RPGs where the player party isn't a freaking harem. I think it even passes the Bechdel test!
  • The music is excellent and the enemies are cool (and definitely do feel like Phantasy Star), but as usual with Kemco, there just isn't enough of it. I'm about 16 hours in and I can count about 10 different tracks? At this point in Final Fantasy 6, there were close to 40. Palette swaps are fine, but the game really needs more different enemies.
  • Towns are small and all nearly identical, NPCs are virtually non-existant.
  • NPC variety is severely lacking, there are maybe 3 different sprites.
  • Dungeons are fine. There aren't any puzzles and the lengths feel okay, they're different enough, but something to engage you, whether it be traps, puzzles, someone to talk to, would have been appreciated.
  • The game feels so weird because you move VERY FAST. And it's like the world and random encounters weren't calibrated for it, so every locale moves like a blur, and you're running into battles a lot.
  • No overworld exploration, just dots on a map like a strategy game. Which is fine, but it means there are no fun secrets to discover.
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