A tale of two unlikely friends struggling to piece together their broken pasts. Everyone has or will face loss of life and faith. These pivotal times are part of each and everyone of our spiritual journeys. Why then do some people emerge from the crisis with their life and faith intact, while others give up on hope, a future, and their reason for living? For Landon, a young boy now burdened by the mistakes of his past, such moments have weighed heavily on his conscience. It isn't until a mysterious shape shifter named, Picaro, draws him back into his broken past, that Landon can find the means and strength to move on with his life.
The spiritual successor to Darkness Shall Bleed, Fey allows players to take control of, Landon Ferngrass and embark on a journey that will push him to his emotional, intellectual and physical limits as he tries to set his past right and discover the truth behind Oak Island and the legendary artifact of souls, the Fire Pearl.
Fey is an epic tale, but not an rpg: it's an adventure with lots of minigames, realtime battles, stealth sections, quicktime events and puzzles, and the final result is pretty interesting considering that there are many different activities. The story is interesting even if later parts seems a little rushed, but the story is complete.
Random Fact: the first city visited by Landon is a dark decadent place that is VERY similar (almost identical) to another city present in another game made by this developer: Resident Evil Beginnings, a fangame and a Rpgmaker action shooter with a single level where we play as Leon Kennedy in a town infested by zombies. See below for this extra.
Final Verdict: Fey is a great adventure game with few minor flaws, but these were just
minor details and additional things, finishing touches that do not
impact the great gameplay and nice visuals. Ashes of Emerald is
currently making a re-imagining of Fey called What's Left, with hours of
new content, and this probably confirms my theory on the cut content.
Fey is already a good game, but with some revisions, additions and
expansions it can become a great game. Anyway as it is now Fey is a stylish game, fun to play and with a good pacing
for the most part.
If Fey is a starting point, then What's Left will be even better.
If Fey is a starting point, then What's Left will be even better.
EXTRA - Resident Evil - Beginnings: Leon S. Kennedy awakes to gunshots, only to find Ada Wong confirming his fears. The sample of a new virus he'd been sent to confirm and retrieve has been destroyed and released in the small village, Plum Hollow. With no sample to confirm the new virus and no one left alive to question, it's up to Leon to save himself and escape!
Mechanics Designed with Resident Evil 6 in mind, Resident Evil : în primul rând features a unique gun-play system, styled like classic light shooter games.

















































