Fit check
Is Iris Covenant –Song of the Forgotten Heroes– worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Old-school RPG fans who want a world-saving story involving ancient mysteries
- Players who enjoy turning potential enemy units into allies
- RPG players seeking multiple endings and content unlocked after a first round
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a modern RPG structure may bounce off the explicitly old-school format.
- Players who want every non-boss enemy to remain an opponent may reject the ally-conversion system.
- Players looking for a single fixed ending may not fit the multiple-ending structure.
Our take on Iris Covenant –Song of the Forgotten Heroes–
Players who want a fixed party may bounce when enemy units can become allies. Those expecting every opponent to remain hostile will hit a wall at the ally-conversion system, which excludes main boss units.
What is Iris Covenant –Song of the Forgotten Heroes–?
This old-school RPG follows a request to save the world from the religious Levin Relief Society.
The journey involves ancient mysteries and unknown dangers. The main character’s gender is selectable, and enemy units other than main bosses can become allies. The game includes a new-round bonus and multiple endings. Additional bonus characters unlock after the first round, adding content for subsequent playthroughs.
How Iris Covenant –Song of the Forgotten Heroes– plays
- 01Selectable Character Gender
- The main character’s gender can be selected.
- 02Recruitable Enemy Units
- Enemy units other than main bosses can become allies.
- 03Multiple Endings
- The game includes more than one possible ending.
- 04Bonus Characters
- Additional bonus characters unlock after the first round.
Iris Covenant –Song of the Forgotten Heroes– compared to similar games
Iris Covenant focuses on an old-school world-saving story with recruitable enemy units, selectable protagonist gender, multiple endings, and bonus content. Planescape: Torment: Enhanced Edition centers on a strange city and its story, characters, and soundtrack. Back to the Dawn focuses on prison survival, investigation, and escape, while Tales of Symphonia follows a chosen one across two interlocked worlds.
Iris Covenant –Song of the Forgotten Heroes–: platforms & release
Is Iris Covenant –Song of the Forgotten Heroes– worth it?
It is worth it if: old-school RPG fans who want a world-saving story involving ancient mysteries. Skip it if: players seeking a modern RPG structure may bounce off the explicitly old-school format.
Where can I download Iris Covenant –Song of the Forgotten Heroes–?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Iris Covenant –Song of the Forgotten Heroes–'s store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Iris Covenant –Song of the Forgotten Heroes– on?
Windows only.
