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Efina is a very special young girl. She's curious. She's optimistic. She has the power to make lies manifest themselves as physical beings, which then become her own sustenance.

She's also a dragon.

LiEat is the classic story of a vagabond traversing a strange and mysterious world together with a dragon protégé, buying and selling secrets, while also attempting to uncover the truth about themselves. Along the way, they'll discover a web of arcane mysteries, meet a variety of colorful characters (including other dragons), and shed light on events of the past which ultimately served to lead them to where―and who―they are today.

The epic tale of LiEat is composed of three fantastical, bite-sized chapters:

Chapter I introduces Efina and her caretaker―the multinominal Leo―as they happen upon a small town with a big secret. As Efina starts to perceive and understand the world around her in a new and different light, the pair finds that the legends of beings which haunt the night are more than just tales told to frighten children...

Chapter II finds Efina and Hal (formerly Leo) investigating rumors of something magical and possibly dangerous inside a resort casino. Posing as a newly-assigned guard, Hal arranges room and board for himself and Efina―however, they quickly come to the jarring realization that a roof over one’s head and a bed to sleep in do not a safe haven make.

The final chapter of LiEat brings Efina and the newly rechristened Sid (Leo/Hal) to a lavish mansion to foil the plans of a master thief. However, in the wake of the great robbery, Sid discovers that the heist itself was only the tip of the iceberg, and Efina watches as his past―As well as his lies―finally catch up to them both.

For the first time ever, this beloved trilogy that has long been treasured by JRPG enthusiasts can now be enjoyed in its entirety on Steam in one single comprehensive package! In collaboration with the original developer (and featuring translation painstakingly crafted by a longtime fan), PLAYISM is proud to finally bring LiEat to the entire world!

Engaging and emotionally resounding JRPG storytelling

Entrancing atmospheric music that seamlessly transports the player into the world of LiEat (*Purchase of the game includes the OST! Make sure to check your Local folder.)

Myriad hidden items and conversations spread throughout the game

Multiple achievements for each chapter of the game

All three chapters in one package; no DLC, just the whole story

Special Thanks to vgperson and SmokingWolf

Казуальные игрыРолевые игрыПриключенческие игрыИнди

Системные требования

Минимальные

  • Minimum:
  • OS *: Windows 7 or Greater
  • Processor: Intel Core 2 1.06Ghz
  • Memory: 1 GB RAM
  • Graphics: Integrated graphics
  • Storage: 28 MB available space

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Игрок 7577Рекомендует4 ч в игре

This is a short, gentle, quietly devastating little story about the lies we eat, the ones we tell, and the ones we become. Please do not let the price tag fool you into thinking it will not hurt. The protagonist is pretty interesting, a small optimistic dragon girl that eats lies. Not metaphorically. People tell lies, the lies manifest as actual monsters, and she fights and devours them for sustenance. It sounds whimsical on paper and it mostly is, right up until the game quietly starts asking why people lie in the first place, and the answers get sadder and more human with every chapter. Grief, guilt, self-deception, the lies people tell to survive their own lives. This tiny bite sized JRPG has more emotional range than games ten times its length.

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Игрок 7491Рекомендует5 ч в игре

LiEat ist ein kleines, dreiteiliges Adventure, das auf den ersten Blick sehr rudimentär wirkt, in dem aber eine nette Geschichte steckt. Darin geht es um ein Duo, das sich durch drei kleine Geschichten schlägt und dabei kleine Rätsel löst, simple Kämpfe bestreitet und vor allem immer wieder mit NPCs spricht. Grafisch ist das Ganze ein zweischneidiges Schwert. Das Spiel bietet klassische RPG-Maker-Grafik, d.h. zuerst einmal, dass es ziemlich hässlich ist, vor allem weil die Grafik auch für RPG-Maker-Verhältnisse ultrapixelig ist. Gleichzeitig wird deutlich, dass das alles andere als Standardassets sind, sondern viel Sorgfalt hineingeflossen ist, inklusive ein paar ausgewählten kurzen Animeanimationssequenzen. Man sieht also die Arbeit darin, trotzdem finde ich das Resultat hässlich. Im Vordergrund steht aber in erster Linie die Geschichte und die ist, naja, auch zweischneidig. Auf der einen Seite gibt es eine interessante Welt und abwechslungsreiche Figuren, wobei das Spiel einen tollen Job macht, nicht zuerst alles zu erklären, sondern einen Schritt für Schritt in die Welt eintauchen zu lassen und auf natürliche Weise mehr und mehr davon zu erklären. Das macht es viel interessanter, als wenn man x Lore-Einträge entdecken und lesen muss. Gleichzeitig hat das Spiel aber auch eine leichte Tendenz zur Langfädigkeit. Was aber sehr positiv ist: Die Geschichte ist eine runde Sache, d.h. die drei Episoden erzählen einen schönen Bogen. Und auch wenn es nicht die beste Geschichte aller Zeiten ist, ist sie doch interessant. Das gilt etwas weniger für das Gameplay. Hier läuft man vor allem durch die Welt und führt Gespräche, wobei es manchmal mühsam ist, den nächsten NPC zu finden. Daneben gibt es auch immer wieder Kämpfe, die einerseits das Ganze etwas auflockern, aber auch eher mühsam sind. Dass die Figuren zudem mit jedem Teil der Trilogie wieder bei Level 1 beginnen, ist völlig unnötig und nervig. Alles in allem ist das Gameplay eher eintönig, aber für die Länge des Spiels gerade noch okay. Die ist mit vier bis sechs Stunden sehr überschaubar und für diese Art von Spiel ziemlich gut. Ja, es könnte von mir aus auch etwas kürzer sein, aber es ist noch völlig im annehmbaren Rahmen. Fazit: Wer auf interessante und kreative Geschichten steht, der könnte an LiEat durchaus Gefallen haben. Ein interessantes kleines Abenteuer mit eigenen Ideen, aber auch einigen Schwächen im Bereich Präsentation und Gameplay. Kein Spiel, das man gespielt haben muss, aber von mir doch eine Empfehlung.

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Игрок 9006Рекомендует7 ч в игре

Once again, Miwashiba manages to build an incredible world with just a few quick sentences of set-up, then goes and explores so many interesting concepts, while still weaving a story that's a classic and has iterations in a lot of more mundane settings. Efina is an adorable protagonist, and Leo is a charming scoundrel. But my favorite have to be Brett and William! Brett is such an interesting character, balancing his trauma and stand-offish nature with his genuine desire to do good and help others, and William has that same desire, but his naiveté makes him so easy to manipulate and exploit... The game is a lot of fun, and the final chapter answered a lot of the central mystery, while also leaving enough in the dark for maybe a potential possible sequel, should Miwashiba ever decide to return to this world!

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Игрок 5448Рекомендует5 ч в игре

que peak este juego, 6 horitas me llevo completarlo al 100%, 6 horas que me voy a guardar siempre, gracias a dios que el final neutral no es el final real porque te juro que lloraba

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Игрок 0948Рекомендует6 ч в игре

A história é bem legal, simples, mas fofa e um tanto emocionante. Infelizmente algum erro na tradução fez com que todas as letras acentuadas e "ç" sumissem do texto... Não sei como arrumar então incomodou um pouco para ler. Acontece, a experiência ainda foi divertida para mim, apesar desse detalhe chatinho.

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Игрок 8245Рекомендует9 ч в игре

There are three games included in LiEat and they are all fairly short yet highly satisfying. I felt that every character I encountered throughout the story was well written and had their own distinct personality, which made them interesting to talk to outside of mandatory dialogue. Despite the length of the games, it was easy to bond with the characters and empathise with them. Even those who only appeared briefly. I thought that the games had interesting premises, fun fighting mechanics (the fights weren't overly long), and that the music fit the theme of the series extremely well. It was a very cute and heartwarming series which didn't feel the need to be carried by its unique art alone and I enjoyed it very much!

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Игрок 9065Рекомендует9 ч в игре

ADORABLE ARTSTYLE ideal for a short and emotional RPG experience ADORABLE ARTSTYLE

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Игрок 2552Рекомендует6 ч в игре

Lieat 3 was amazing and i loved how they included facts in Lieat 1 and 2 that showed up in Lieat 3.

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