The game certainly has its rough parts, even for a game who promises players a good time or a fiesta. The most obvious limitation to the game is its extremely limited choices in character creation. Sure, you can vary it up by equipping various weapons and armor in the mix.
This could give you certain proficiency against certain monsters but in no way does it replace a solid job system that allows you to branch off to various areas of specialization. That said, Fiesta promises to be a happy world to be in. Just grab some friends; you will certainly be needing reinforcements in some of the most intense battles you’ve ever experienced.
It is often said that imitation is the best form of flattery. And Fiesta certainly borrows some features from the best games out now. The currency system is similar to those seen in other games which are based in gold, silver and bronze currencies. The differences lie in the form of another currency which is gem.
While this game has the basic stats setup for character progression such as strength, dexterity, intelligence and endurance it throws another aspect into the fray with the introduction of Spirit. Depending on how players tweak these stats, their characters power rating, defense, accuracy, magical spells and magical resistance is affected.
One thing about Fiesta is that it really takes its name seriously. You begin by choosing your characters gender and its class; Archer, Cleric, Fighter and Mage. A note for those defining their true selves via a game’s character creation screen, Fiesta has limited choices for hair color and hair style. In fact, it has a grand total of three hair styles and hair colors. All three of which aren’t too far in the color wheel. Players may unlock more hairstyles, hair colors and faces by purchasing a Beauty Shop coupon from the Fiesta store, the games online mall.
(4.18 out of 5)
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