Lion Heart
Banned
Ya I bought it for 15 as well but only because I was doing a trade 2 for 1 promotion and this game qualified...I wish I played it, the demo was awesome. I think if I find it again for cheap I'll bite for good.
The Official Folklore/Folksoul Thread - One fantasy can transform a million realities
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Broseybrose
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I just picked this bad boy up for $15. I have NO idea what to expect from this game, as ive heard practically nothing about it, but i do love pleasant surprises! 
Will post later with impressions. Im gonna check out the video review now.
Oh, and the OP is one of the best ive seen. Looks like my kinda game.
Will post later with impressions. Im gonna check out the video review now.
Oh, and the OP is one of the best ive seen. Looks like my kinda game.
Tylahedras
Banned
Still own it never spent much time with it, I'll break it out of my backlog eventually. I hate myself for saying it but
I'd be more likely to play it if it had trophies 
Plz don't kill me.
Plz don't kill me.Hypereides
Member
I salute Game Republic's best effort... if SCE has any decency they'd see the potential for a sequel :,(
Panajev2001a
GAF's Pleasant Genius
Ikkarus said:
True, a PS3 hidden gem, but loading times really dragged the experience down (the game had no apparent streaming support and would change between sectors quite often... loading pauses were not short either).
Broseybrose
Member
I believe so. The previews for that game is what spurred me on to pick up Folklore.Neifirst said:
Can't believe this was one of the PS3s first titles...it's a beautiful game that has a fantastic art style. I've played a bunch of ps3 and 360 titles but few have as much charm as this. It takes it's fantasy theme and runs with it completely. Even the menus aren't the typical sterile affair of most games, they are full of character. The actual gameplay is a blast as well. If you own a PS3 you owe it to yourself to play this, fantastic game so far.
I just finished this game today. I was completely lost on some of the finer points of the story until I came online to read a bit. I absolutely loved the game, the art of it is phenominal and the gameplay itself was beautiful. There are a few things about it which irked me but otherwise I really enjoyed the game and it saddens me that it is so underappreciated and that it will probably never get some sort of sequel. ALso last thing but Keats is the fucking man.
Chauncy Talon
Member
Ezalc said:
I think I need to complete this game. I just hate how the camera will have me going in the wrong direction. Beside that, I love the game. Graphics and game play are crisp.
JumpingTheGun
Banned
convinced. buying today and know nothing about it except that its an action-rpg. score.
bestpersonevar
Member
Is this game playable without the sixaxis. I have a ps3 with a generic, wired snakebyte(brand) controller. I just got the game and it plays perfectly until I get to the first fight and I can not reel in the soul of the faery.
Not even a little. The game relies on several different six axis gimmicks for capturing souls. You've pretty much made it as far as you can without it.
Nope. However if it helps this game makes the sixaxis worthwhile and is the only game to use it in a good way.
Sort of. It has the best implementation sure, but the fact that you can't get more than one soul when it's for some of the more complicated motions is annoying.
True they make some of the more advanced souls more complicated then needed. Still probably the best use of it. Also the DLC is pretty ok if I remember right. This really does need a new playthrough wish it could have gotten a sequel.