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Faerie Afterlight

Faerie Afterlight

|Adventure, Indie

7.1 /10

Pretty good

Niche

108 ratings
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Why play it

Join Kimo and Wispy on their adventure in search of the missing shattered light, Lucentia. Fight or control enemies and turn them into your advantage. Explore hidden/secret areas, solve puzzles, and gain new abilities, all in the vast and beautiful world of Lumina.

Story and worldbuilding

It is all written in the book of light. There was a prosperous land named Lumina. This land blessed with glorious light and peace. Far above, there was a source of light called Lucentia protected by million fairies. It grants the power of light that sustaining any living form on the world below. But one day, the dark power once arise and try to destroy Lucentia. The dark evil named Kradyrev was thrived to blow the source of light into pieces. The evil was gone. But the world below became precarious and braced with darkness. Wispy, a young fairy, tried to chase a large piece of Lucentia but ended up falling to the underworld of Lumina. Then he met Kimo, a little mythical creature that is always alone in the bottom world. They later became friends and continue the journey to find other pieces of Lucentia. Nobody knows what would it be the land of Lumina without the light power of Lucentia. But it is also written in the book that the Hero of Light will come to save the world from eternal darkness.

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Rating momentum

Pretty good: 7.1/10 across 108 ratings. Overall vibes are good; safe to add to your backlog.

Play style

Leans into Adventure, Indie, Platform — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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LadiesGamers.comLottie Childs · 25 Oct, 2023
8/10

Overall, the title is not long, but if you crave some Metroidvania platforming, Faerie Afterlight is a title I can truly recommend. Especially if you enjoy titles with gorgeous art styles like Child of Light or gameplay like Ori and the Blind Forest. Even better, there is a demo available if you want to try it before you buy.

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