The DioField Chronicle is a tale of war and honor. Featuring a unique and beautiful world that blends fantasy, medieval and modern-day influences with a deep yet innovative real-time battle system.
About the story
The era of myths gives way to an era of great turmoil… The world of men is mired in upheaval, as an age of war rages for years on end. A mercenary band arise from amidst the flames and the chaos, they who's fated deeds will be sung of in ages yet to come. But when all is said and done, will the name "Blue Fox" come to be a byword for hope or darkest tragedy?
Platforms
Switch PC PS4 PS5 XONE Series X|SGenres
Role-playing (RPG) Simulator Strategy Turn-based strategy (TBS)Themes
Fantasy
Languages: English and 6 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
Enternity.gr
By Christos ChatzisavvasThe combat system is what will keep most people going until the end, with the multitude of tactics one can think of and the combinations. What will tire you is the repetitive structure of the missions, as well as the lack of social elements that would develop the relationships of the characters and, by extension, the gameplay.
SwitchRPG
By Kierra LanierThe DioField Chronicle is a beautiful game that stumbles in its foray into the RTS genre.
Geek Culture
By Jake SuAll things considered, The DioField Chronicle does what it needs to for the most part. Players will be entering a world full of action-packed instances, plenty of opportunity for tactics and strategic nous, and a bunch of characters that can be made truly your own. As long as you can ignore the less-than-ideal controls and narrative, this is one medieval adventure that is still worth having.
Niche Gamer
By Fingal BelmontFor some gamers, The DioField Chronicle‘s brevity will be positive feature. The reality is that The DioField Chronicle lacks enough substance to be any longer than it already is and even then- it still ends up recycling content and lacks variety.
ZTGD
By Jae LeeThe Diofield Chronicles has a solid foundation of mechanics that is hampered greatly by its poor balancing of difficulty, a cast of forgettable characters and a world that failed to draw me in with its lackluster presentation.
