Voice of Cards: The Forsaken Maiden is a RPG set on a remote chain of islands that have been protected by the maidens for generations, but which now face destruction. The hero of the story vows to save the islanders and sets sail for the high seas, together with Laty, a girl who failed to become a maiden. A touching tale set in a world of melancholic beauty, brought to you by the creative minds of Yoko Taro, Keiichi Okabe and Kimihiko Fujisaka.
Platforms
Switch PC PS4Genres
Card & Board Game Role-playing (RPG) StrategyThemes
Fantasy
Languages: English and 5 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
Cubed3
ByThe bittersweet themes of Voice of Cards: The Forsaken Maiden, with brilliantly worked plot twists, a flawless battle system, and a captivating story all make it a near-perfect game. Perhaps the only downside is that it is not an overly long one, but the hope is there will be more instalments to what is proving to be a thrilling RPG series.
RPG Site
By Paige ChamberlainThe Forsaken Maiden is too similar to its predecessor to declare it as being significantly improved, with the greater difference lying largely in its narrative. It is a complementary experience that fans of the first are likely to enjoy just as much.
8-Bit Island
By Hannah LeeWhen coupled with its improved difficulty and fun visual surprises The Forsaken Maiden is a good tweak of a successful formula. Predictably, if you enjoyed the first Voice of Cards instalment, you’ll also enjoy this one. I certainly did!
Geeks Under Grace
By Joe MorganThe Forsaken Maiden is a fun, basic JRPG that tells an great story but ultimately falters by overstaying its welcome.
The Thirsty Mage
By David LloydTaro follows in the footsteps of Shakespeare by following his masterful comedy with a breath-taking tragedy.
