LumenTale: Memories of Trey

"Far more than a cheap imitation, LumenTale: Memories of Trey lives up to its influences, delivering an adventure worthy of being in the collection of any fan of monster-catching games. The fact that not even its current technical problems prevent …"

"If you’re at all ready for a new monster tamer game to take the scene by storm, here you go. The Animon are adorable, the characters look great and the story has a lot of intrigue."

"I&s;m a big fan of monster raising games and have been playing them for most of my life, and LumenTale has quickly become one of my absolute favorites. The visual style is unique, the monster designs are cute, and I …"

"LumenTale: Memories of Trey is a monster collector RPG that, despite its imperfections, still manages to offer a pleasant and genuine experience."

"But holistically, with my very specific experience, it’s a solid unplayable out of 10. What good is a world if it can’t be explored?"

"Lumentale: Memories of Trey is a heavy hitter of a creature-collector, doing everything fans love about the genre well and even expanding on core mechanics in its own ways. It will easily become a new favorite for fans of the …"

"Lumentale: Memories of Trey is a very good surprise. Of course, production by Beehive Studios will not escape comparisons with the famous Pokémon license. There is capture and monster fighting. But he frees himself remarkably from his inspirations to offer …"

"Lumentale: Memories of Trey is a wonderful blend of the fresh and the familiar that offers a fully fleshed-out experience on both the RPG and the creature-collector fronts. I think it is a game that will appeal to and satisfy …"

"LumenTale: Memories of Trey may not reinvent the monster-catching RPG genre, but it absolutely succeeds at creating a charming, thoughtful, and genuinely enjoyable adventure of its own. What impressed me most wasn’t necessarily Trey’s amnesia storyline, although it does improve …"

"The creature-collecting RPG *LumenTale: Memories of Trey* brings back memories of the feeling of playing earlier creature-collecting games. The combat system seems more complex than necessary, but it works well for the most part—even when it comes to attack points …"

"Beehive Studios has built one of the most tactically interesting creature-collectors in years, with a shared SP system that makes every team decision matter and a world bursting with visual personality. It&s;s just a shame the story holds its best …"

"Lumentale: Memories of Trey is an entertaining monster-collecting game with an interesting world, a strong art style, and Animon designs that immediately catch the eye, but at times the game feels more cumbersome than necessary."

"While yet another take on the monster training subgenre, it does manage to differentiate itself, even if not clearly exceeding its peers"

"LumenTale: Memories of Trey may wear its inspirations proudly, but it still manages to carve out its own identity through strong worldbuilding, satisfying progression, and a combat system that constantly stays engaging. Beneath its colourful creature-collecting adventure is a surprisingly …"

"LumenTale is proof that being passionate about a series of videogames does not mean that you have to blindly follow in its footsteps: the combat system is able to cleverly mix elements from both Pokémon and Final Fantasy, while genuinely …"

""A Big Ambition That Needs Refinement" LumenTale: Memories of Trey presents a very promising project within the creature-collecting genre, thanks to a richly detailed world, a deep strategic combat system, and novel ideas such as linking creatures to emotions and …"

"LumenTale: Memories of Trey is among the best creature collector games we&s;ve gotten in years. That doesn&s;t stop the game from feeling like it&s;s collapsing under the pressure of just how different it&s;s trying to be."

"LumenTale: Memories of Trey features a beautiful world filled with memorable creatures and stands among the best Pokémon-inspired games released in recent years. Rather than simply copying the formula, it brings its own identity to the genre through strong world-building, …"