The physical and mental balance of a naive and reckless girl who lost everything is the only weapon to save the Earth from oblivion. Jump on a journey across colorful and mesmerizing planets in this fast-paced adventure where your conscience will carry the weight of your decisions.
About the story
What boundaries would you cross to save your home? Avril used to be a regular 16-year-old girl, not what you’d call a natural-born hero. Until a mysterious event devastated the Earth, and she lost everything she cared for. Now she’s the only one who, with the physical and mental powers that she has been gifted, can attempt to save her planet! This is how her cosmic journey starts: soon enough, Avril will learn that the line between good and evil is thin. It’s up to her to decide whom to believe: her choices will change the destiny of the universe.
Platforms
Switch PC PS4 PS5 XONE Series X|SGenres
Hack and slash/Beat 'em up Role-playing (RPG) ShooterThemes
Action Drama Fantasy Science fiction
Languages: English (UK) and 14 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
PS4Blog.net
By EdENCan you use Avril's duality to save the universe?
Atarita
By Alparslan GürlekBatora: Lost Haven has an exciting opening in its first hours, but gets very repetitive as the game progresses.
Starbit
By Sérgio MotaBatora: Lost Haven proposes an adventure game with plenty of hack and slash action, as well as RPG elements. To that we add a competent and encouraging plot, a dynamic combat system, and a rewarding exploration and the result is a fun and fluid game that is certain to appeal to both veterans and newcomers alike, along with major decisions the player has to take and which are set to test their moral views throughout the experience.
Softpedia
By Andrei DumitrescuBatora: Lost Haven is a competent and mostly enjoyable action game. It has one big idea, the two natures of both Avril and her enemies, but never uses it in any truly unique ways. After a few hours, only the boss battles manage to break up the monotony.
GamesCreed
By Andres AvilesWhat starts as an exciting adventure of a young savior traveling through different planets loses steam and becomes a tedious enterprise midway. In the end, Batora: Lost Haven aims for a contained narrative that ironically struggles to find balance in a simplistic combat that is marred by difficulty spikes. Alas, fans of isometric action RPG games will find something to love if they are willing to look past its flaws.
