Fit check
Is Aria and the Secret of the Labyrinth worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- RPG players who want turn-based combat in a changing dungeon
- Roguelike fans who enjoy collecting items and upgrading equipment
- Players drawn to stories about escaping a mysterious place who prefer a single protagonist
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players looking for a fixed dungeon layout rather than an ever-changing one
- Players seeking real-time combat instead of turn-based battles
- Players looking for a party-focused RPG rather than a story centered on Aria
Our take on Aria and the Secret of the Labyrinth
The game pairs turn-based RPG combat with a dungeon that changes, rather than relying on a fixed route through the same space. Its progression also foregrounds collecting items and upgrading equipment as Aria tries to escape an ominous city and return to her mansion.
What is Aria and the Secret of the Labyrinth?
Aria, a maid at a mansion, discovers a hidden room while cleaning its dusty basement.
After encountering a mysterious intruder there, she is sent to an unfamiliar city. This roguelike RPG uses turn-based combat and a dungeon that changes as Aria explores. Players collect items with different effects and upgrade equipment to face the dungeon’s challenges. The story follows Aria’s attempt to escape the ominous city and return to the mansion. Exploration, battles, item collection, and equipment upgrades form the game’s central loop.
How Aria and the Secret of the Labyrinth plays
- 01Turn-Based Combat
- Battles take place in turns as Aria faces challenges in the dungeon.
- 02Changing Dungeon
- The dungeon changes during exploration.
- 03Items With Effects
- Collected items have effects that can be used during the dungeon journey.
- 04Equipment Upgrades
- Equipment can be upgraded to help Aria progress through the dungeon.
- 05Escape Story
- Aria is transported from a hidden room to an ominous city and seeks a way back to her mansion.
Aria and the Secret of the Labyrinth compared to similar games
Aria and the Secret of the Labyrinth focuses on turn-based roguelike dungeon exploration, item effects, and equipment upgrades. Planescape: Torment: Enhanced Edition centers on exploring a strange city and an unconventional story, while Back to the Dawn uses a prison-escape RPG structure with investigation and survival. Tales of Symphonia tells an adventure about the fate of two connected worlds rather than repeated labyrinth exploration.
Aria and the Secret of the Labyrinth: platforms & release
Is Aria and the Secret of the Labyrinth worth it?
It is worth it if: RPG players who want turn-based combat in a changing dungeon. Skip it if: players looking for a fixed dungeon layout rather than an ever-changing one.
Where can I download Aria and the Secret of the Labyrinth?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Aria and the Secret of the Labyrinth's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Aria and the Secret of the Labyrinth on?
Windows only.
