Turn-based tactical RPG Lost Eidolons is now available on PC via Steam with mostly positive reviews from users of the platform. The developers have amassed and analyzed the feedback provided by the players and have shared the recap of the launch date alongside with some plans going forward.
“Thank you for playing the game on day one of release! It was a busy day with the stream, taking feedback from the community, and discussing the next steps internally! While it was a very smooth launch, we did find a few issues and took some feedback from the community. Here are some of the feedback and issues we received. Please note: we have a bigger list in review and only sharing items that have been discussed and have immediate next steps.”
Turn Limit: While the creative director and the team had intended the turn limit, the community’s feedback has been taken into consideration. There will be a very close review to finalize the plan on what to do with the turn limit. Once the team has a detailed action item firmed up, there will be more communication on the matter.
PS4 & PS5 controllers not working is being investigated and reviewed, the fix will be arriving very soon.
Subtitle font size increase option will be provided as soon as it is ready.
There were reports that some players do not want to see EXP progression pop up after each attack, and so the team is looking to implement the option to turn it on/off. The team will also be working on a cursor fitting the game’s visuals.
There were requests asking for ultrawide screen support, which the team will look into. An update on developers’ plans will be provided soon.
“WASD Camera Control Key Binding Gets Reset: This report was that when you bind camera control keys to other keys from WASD, it gets reset every time you run the game again. We will fix the issue ASAP.”
About Lost Eidolons:
The land of Benerio was once a shining kingdom by the sea. Then an iron-fisted conqueror, Ludivictus, set the world on fire and redrew the maps. Now Benerio is one downtrodden province in a crumbling Empire where the only true master is corruption.
Enter Eden, a charming mercenary captain forced to become a rebel commander when his village is thrust headfirst into war. Now Eden must rally his allies and stand tall against an imperial army, fearsome monsters, and enemies within.
