The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe

The game is adapted from a novel of the same name, tells the rescue journey of four siblings: Peter, Edmund, Susan, and Lucy Pevensie. You will follow them, discovering Narnia’s chill through 17 chapters and detailed scripts. In some ways, the monsters have been liberated from the darkness and flooded into the human world, making peace at stake and in danger of being lost forever. The goal at each level to achieve is to defeat monsters or to help animals/people in difficulty. In return, they will provide something useful to ease the difficulty on the pathway ahead. Each of the four children is available for the attack. You can press the A button to perform the action, and hold it to release massive energy. But I think this is less likely to be used because the AI ​​itself is not really dangerous nor flexible in the fight. They are easily be defeated after taking a few punches, but in return, interacting with the character and solving riddles will be somewhat more complicated. In short, the action element in such an RPG is such not the depth this game direct at. It relates to the inner character, the mysteries happening in the world in which they live, and the strange stories of NPCs.