
Release Date: September 30, 2014
Remastered version of the jRPG by WaterMelon studio, which was originally released in 2010 on SEGA Genesis console. The game is set in fantasy reality and players play as a young botanist named Hoston who, in search of a cure for his father's mysterious disease, sets out to find a rare herb which is necessary to prepare the antidote.
Pier Solar is a 16-bit RPG that tells the story of Hoston, a young botanist who is on a quest to save his father from a mysterious illness. Along with his two best friends Alina and Edessot, the three friends embark on a quest seeking a rare herb to cure the illness of Hoston's father. Little do they know, it is the beginning of a winding journey that unravels his father's past and the mystery of Pier Solar and the Great Architects.
Platforms:
PC Windows September 30, 2014
Xbox 360 cancelled
PlayStation 3 September 30, 2014
Nintendo Wii U November 6, 2014
PlayStation 4 September 30, 2014
Xbox One November 21, 2014
Developer: WaterMelon
Publisher: WaterMelon
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System Requirements for Pier Solar and the Great Architects Video Game:
PC / Windows
Recommended System Requirements:
Core 2 Duo 2.6 GHz, 4 GB RAM, graphic card 512 MB (GeForce 8800 GT or better), 3 GB HDD, Windows XP(SP2)/Vista/7/8.
Game Ratings for Pier Solar and the Great Architects Video Game.
Gaming Nexus: 7.4 / 10 by Cyril Lachel
Originally a homebrew Genesis role-playing game, Pier Solar and the Great Architects has made the leap from 16-bit to the modern age. While the presentation is spot on, the gameplay is marred by combat that seems to favor the enemies. Couple this with obtuse puzzles and an aimless story and you have an adventure game that is good, but doesn't stack up to the best games in the genre.
RPG Fan: 70 / 100 by Derek Heemsbergen
In going so far retro, Pier Solar HD shows that it hasn't learned from modern advancements in game design.
Nintendojo: by Anthony Vigna
Pier Solar had potential to be an incredible JRPG. The game's well-written story, amazing visuals and soundtrack, and deep combat system show that the game does a lot of things right, but the poor pacing, lack of conveyance to the player, and glitches hold it back from being truly exceptional. With that said, Pier Solar is still worth your time and money. The game may have its issues, but it's still a great love letter to classic 16-bit JRPGs.
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