Wyvia is an open world 3D action RPG inspired by classic JRPGs. Save your world from a monstrous invasion. Choose from 10 classes customizing them with a robust cross-class skill system, craft and upgrade tons of weapons, explore dungeons battling a variety of enemies, and defeat terrifying bosses!
Players consistently praise the game's real-time combat, describing it as "frantic and enjoyable." The ability to "whack Goopies with a huge axe" or unleash "screen-clearing abilities" creates a sense of simple yet compelling action. Reviewers highlight how they can "turn their brain off" and focus on mowing down hordes of enemies, finding the experience highly addictive. The depth comes from mixing and matching skills across the 10 distinct classes, allowing players to craft uniquely powerful and customized builds.
Reviewers highlight the joy of thoroughly exploring the game's open world, filled with hidden dungeons, secrets, and treasures to uncover. The Zelda-like progression, where new abilities unlock access to previously inaccessible areas, encourages players to scour each location. Leveling up classes, acquiring better gear, and watching one's character grow more powerful over time is repeatedly cited as a core source of the experience's addictiveness and satisfaction.
Players praise the flexibility provided by the class system and skill unlock system, allowing them to craft unique characters suited to their playstyle. The ability to freely use class-specific skills across other classes gives a great deal of freedom in build creation. Reviewers highlight the sense of discovery as they experiment with different ability combinations, often finding "broken, overpowered setups."
While most players find the overall difficulty to be on the easier side, with the ability to easily become overpowered, they still describe it as an enjoyable, casual experience. The game's simplicity and lack of complex systems are seen as strengths that allow players to "just turn their brain off and grind." However, some reviewers note that the postgame grind required for 100% completion can become tedious.
A small number of players report performance issues, particularly related to frame rate drops in the overworld. However, the majority of reviewers praise the technical performance, with the pixel art style and 3D environments blending together effectively. The developer's responsiveness in addressing bugs and implementing community feedback is also highlighted.