All will help you on your way, but the Red ones will get you closer to that conclusion.

Knowing the combat controls is important, but also knowing the menu can help out too if you want to tear through the main story look for Red missions in the menu if you want to dink around and make everyone happy go for those Blue missions. Easy controls to learn for your travels into the desert. The controls are pretty simple to defend yourself, A is light-attack, X is heavy-attack, L trigger is lock-on and B is the dodge button. You start off small, looking for things in your Oasis, then you go out into the big bad desert when you have to fight for your life. This battle has been going on for eons and eons and you realize that you are life’s last hope, if you fail to keep your oasis safe then you allow the Chaos to take over the desert forever.Ī huge part of this game is the inclusion of fetch quests, so if you like fetching things for NPC’s this is the game for you. You take what you learned from your brother’s oasis and with your water sprite begin to create your own oasis, which means wooing residents, setting up shops and protecting your oasis. You find yourself with the last water sprite in the desert, so you do the only thing a sane person would do and that is, to create the last oasis in the desert. The setting is a vast desert where all the strife takes place, you live on your brother’s oasis only to be sent away by him as it is attacked by Chaos minions. Seedlings carry a seed deep inside them that they unleash when they’re ready to create an oasis, which protects its inhabitants from the desert and the Chaos that looms in that desert. The story is that of a typical RPG, good versus evil only this time around the Seedlings play the role of good and the Chaos plays the role of the bad. The world they have created is engaging and beautiful and the combat mechanics they developed are so simple even I could do it, successfully. The developer, Grezzo, did a great job creating this game for Nintendo to publish it reminds me a lot of Animal Crossing and the Star Ocean games on the PSP.

Ever Oasis is another title to be proudly written on the long list of great RPG’s on the 3DS, it joins Xenoblade Chronicles, Bravely Default and Tales of the Abyss, to name a few. Nintendo’s handhelds have been the last bastion for quality, niche RPG’s whether they are Japanese or Americanized they usually are amazing.

Ever oasis 3ds screenshots