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It never quite reaches its full potential, but as long as you don’t mind that it’s quite grindy in places, then it is a worthwhile adventure. It might sound like I’m being quite critical of Kitaria Fables but I did actually have a lot of fun playing it.

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What turns this into a 20-25 hour adventure is that you’ll constantly have to grind in order to have enough materials to upgrade your weapons or to continue the story.

There’s actually only a few hours worth of story content throughout the game. Instead I had to wait another five days before I could complete the quest. If I had known that they needed these in advance I could have started growing them at the same time. As soon as I handed in the tomatoes I was then asked, by the same quest giver, for some grapes. For example there was one quest line where I was asked for some tomatoes, which took five in-game days to harvest. It also isn’t helped by the way the game gives out quests. Being able to get to form friendships or get to know more about them might have helped disguise the fact that most of the quests have the same structure-go kill X monster until you have 20-30 of this material. Much of this may have been alleviated if you’d been able to forge deeper relationships with the villagers. Unfortunately it does start to get a bit too repetitive. This is where the game starts to fall down a little as you’ll also need to gather loads of materials to complete many of the quests. Instead the only way to get stronger is to craft better equipment which means beating up monsters to scrounge together enough materials. You don’t get experience points from defeating monsters. Kitaria Fables Review – Let the Grinding Begin When an enemy is about to strike the area in front of it flashes orange and red, this makes it fairly easy to know when to move out of the way. Combat is fairly straightforward and will usually involve you attacking and then dodging out of the way of an impending attack. You’ll be able to switch between using a sword or a bow and can also fire off some magic spells. While out exploring the world of Kitaria you’ll come across lots of different creatures to fight and thankfully Nyanza is more than capable of protecting himself. You’re also able to upgrade farming tools which will make your daily chores much quicker and more efficient, leaving you with more daylight hours to go out and adventure. There’s no stamina system in place so you can do as much farming as you like without worrying about running out of energy. Farming is a simple system whereby you buy seeds from the village, plough the soil, plant and then water them everyday until they’re ready to harvest.

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It’s a bit of a shame that you can’t upgrade and decorate your house but you do have a nice big field that you’re free to farm. Your Uncle Payne used to live in the village so you’re given his old farmhouse and land as your base. Macaron will do much of the talking for you so it helps that she’s super chatty and seems to get along with everyone she meets. Need more help with Kitaria Fables? Click here to see all of our guides.Nyanza is a silent protagonist but you do get to inject a bit of character into the hero by changing his fur color as well as wearing different armor and accessories that changes his appearance.

These are all independent chests, though, so you can’t see what’s in each one without travelling to it. Remember you can also unload items into the chest at your house, and the chests available in towns next to shops. The second is much more expensive, so it’s likely you won’t be able to afford it until much later on in the game. There are two levels, and you’ll need to buy the first one first. You’ll need to tab across with the shoulder buttons to see more stock – do so and you’ll the inventory upgrade. Speak to them or interact with their shop to see their goods. After 7pm, once the sun goes down, you’ll find their stall set up at the north of town, just east from the entrance. This shopkeeper appears in your village at night time – but only on certain nights. To increase your inventory in Kitaria Fables, you’ll need to speak with Pumpkin the Travelling Merchant. What if it turns out to be useful? Thankfully, you can increase the size of your inventory – as long as you have the money for it. There’s nothing worse than having to leave an item behind just because you can’t carry it. With a limited amount of space in your storage bag in Kitaria Fables, it’s very easy to run out of space.

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Fed up of running out of space for all the materials you collect in Kitaria Fables? Here’s how to increase your inventory storage space.

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