Various Daylife is an RPG set in the year 211 of the Imperial Era. Players explore a newly discovered continent while living life to the fullest in the city of Erebia.
This game misses on many fronts and its tiring main mechanic leaves little else to enjoy.
Various Daylife does not measure up to other Team Asano games. It's obviously a game made for Apple Arcade and it probably should have stayed there, especially since the cost is quite high. In my opinion, if you want good JRPGs, there are several better options especially on Switch. You will be better served by Live A Live, Xenoblade Chronicles 3 or...
Various Daylife is held back by its mobile game nature and too many wrong choices that trasform the game in a series of jobs and actions that no one would really love to do.
Various Daylife is the epitome of an experimental RPG. This is the kind of game that you'll have a much better time with if you limit yourself to only fifteen minutes or maybe half an hour a day. Stay within that time frame, and the daily stat management, quick quest runs, and the simple class system will just about hit the spot. Play for much longer,...
With a boring gameplay loop and a wasted combat system, Various Daylife proves that porting games from mobile to console isn't always a good idea.
