1. Gameplay

2. Synopsis
    Setting  Plot 

3. Development

4. Reception

5. References

6. External links

Gameplay

Players control a group of party members that can be interchanged with other characters outside of battle. Players begin the game with only the main protagonist Celeste as a playable characters, but more characters will become playable as the player progresses through the game. The combat system is a modernized version of the turn-based battle system used in many older role-playing video games. Players will gain experience points upon winning a battle, and characters will level up to become stronger and gain new abilities when they have obtained enough experience points. Money and items can also be received upon successfully completing a battle.

Players will travel to many different towns during the course of the game. Towns act as a safe haven for players where items can be bought or sold, and characters can rest to regain their strength. Some towns will contain missions that players can unlock by talking to NPCs, and mini games can be played in certain towns as well.^[2]

Most missions in the game take place inside of a dungeon, cave, forest or other type of dark area inhabited by monsters. Battles can occur in these areas by either walking up to a monster or by having a monster walk up to you. Some battles in the game are predetermined and cannot be avoided. There are a variety of monsters in the game ranging from the common bumblebee to the ferocious Helfen. There are also boss battles such as one of your many encounters with Santa Claus.^[3]

Synopsis

Setting

Much of Life Weaver's setting, plot and storyline is adapted from author Amanda Dyar's published short story Broken Light.^[4] The video game is set in an unspecified time period, although it appears to be an alternate present where some technologies have flourished, while others, such as the automobile, were never invented. The events in the game take place 100 years after the first Life Weaver foretold a prophecy about an approaching darkness and the one mortal woman who had the power to stop the darkness. The story of Life Weaver takes place on an unnamed planet constructed of three primary kingdoms and a province called The North Pole, similar to The North Pole in our own society. The game also features an alternate plane of existence that is home to the Life Weavers known as Coelum where there are many beautiful palaces, and magic thrives over technology.^[5]

Plot

Two Life Weavers, Zerion and Zane are discussing strategies for an upcoming confrontation with the darkness. The key to their plans is finding a young woman named Celeste Daniels, who has been foretold to be the savior of Coelum from the darkness. Meanwhile, Celeste and her husband Anthony are going about their daily routine unaware of the impending danger. Celeste has a dream about the approaching darkness and the world she must save. The couple head to the Kingdom of Hadrion the next day for Anthony to find a job at The Mantra Research Facility. After Anthony attains his new job, he comes up missing, and Celeste will do anything to see her husband again.^[7]

Life Weaver then shows the progression of the story through two perspectives, that of Anthony's who has been teleported to The North Pole and Celeste who is traveling the three kingdoms looking for any sign of Anthony. Celeste encounters many allies and enemies during her travels, and eventually masters her powers she had never knew she possessed before her journey began. Celeste finally learns of Anthony's true whereabouts, and she pursues her husband in the same way he ended up in his current location. At the same time, Anthony learns of a sinister plot put in motion by the evil Santa Claus and his elf minions to destroy the world.^[8] After Celeste's long journey and Anthony's struggle for survival, the couple reunites and faces off in a final confrontation with the evil elf headmaster.

Development

BGG Productions officially announced the release of Life Weaver on January 10, 2012.^[9] Life Weaver was first mentioned in a print newspaper in Alabama where the game was developed.^[10]

Reception

References

External links

• Official Website
• [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2138044/ IMDb]

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