RemiLore: Lost Girl in the Lands of Lore is a rogue-lite hack-and-slash game set in a colorful, magical world. It has procedurally generated levels so while this technically means that you should have a unique experience every time you play, the reality is that the gameplay is so shallow that it quickly becomes overly repetitive.
The game?s story is very simple; Remi is a high school student who is cleaning in the library when she accidentally bumps into a table. This wakes up a mysterious talking book, called Lore, who upon awaking, accidentally casts a teleportation spell which sends the two of them to another world.

Ragnoah is a magical land that has been invaded by mecha-monsters. Unfortunately for Remi, the only way to get back home is to fight her way through this land until she reaches a magical portal. The story is so painfully mundane that it?s hard to resist the urge to just skip through all of the story scenes. I forced myself to sit through them but you really aren?t missing out on anything if you do decide to give them a miss.
Remi and Lore constantly chitchat to each other. They seem to have a random assortment of things that they can discuss in each level and this leads to some of the topics getting repeated. I had one level were Remi kept constantly expressing her amazement about how they can breathe even while they are so high up, her constant astonishment even after Lore kept explaining the same thing over and over made her come across as quite bird-brai...