Digitally Downloaded writes: "I love any game that opens by asking people if they would like the characters to wear more clothing. Loren the Amazon Princess has romance, costumes that redefine the very idea of skimpy and with that in mind, some rather impressive art. It just doesn’t have an especially great game backing it up."
J. Hugo of Kaboomshark writes "Fanservice galore! That will likely be the first response from someone upon taking a quick look at Loren: The Amazon Princess, and it stands to reason–there is quite a bit of skin present. However, if you’re willing to look past this element then you’ll find, quite surprisingly, a well-done RPG title with quite a bit of soul under all that flesh."
Alex from Twinfinite writes:
If there is one genre of games that I don’t believe gets nearly as much attention as it should, it is text adventures and visual novels. Story is of incredible importance for many gamers, and visual novels are chock-full of narrative. Poor quality of writing seems to be the limiting factor that keeps visual novels from critical stardom. Luckily, that is not the case for Loren: The Amazon Princess.
DHGF: Loren the Amazon Princess is an aesthetically-pleasing visual novel with RPG elements that is worth your time and a few playthroughs, though it’s not particularly challenging in terms of the battle system. It seems a little overpriced, but regardless, it is a fun time if you’re wanting to spend a few hours romancing warriors and mages. Even if it can’t decide whether it has homages to other fantasy franchises or is pulling directly from them, they’re done well enough that you can invest yourself in your party members’ decisions and responses to you. The game is very much worth getting on Steam or Amazon, where it’s cheaper. There’s replay value here, especially if you like exploring different romances and endings, and if you’re an achievement hunter.
