Nokori tasks you with grinding your hero's stats through daily action limits—training at schools, earning money, and buying stat potions—before facing story bosses. The game wraps a light narrative around stat management and resource loops, though players report confusing UI, poorly balanced difficulty spikes, and repetitive dialogue that can frustrate even patient incremental fans.
About this game
Nokori is a game where you raise a hero then you go explore with said hero.
Players, last 62 days
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What players are saying
▼ Not recommended2 hrs
Hmmmm, so I played this game and its pretty simple. You just stat grind till you can make enough money to buy the stat boosting potions. Once you do that build your hp and damage a bit. Talk to Chloe a few times to progress the story. Then you will face the "Underworld Knight". Body the Knight save the queen. After you save the queen you wait a few days for her to recover. After that I don't think there is anymore I'm on like day 105 and nothing else seems to happen. It seems a like pretty troll game. I don't plan on going any further. If anyone wants to and finds more too it let me know but I pretty much felt like it was kind of a waste of time. Cool consept if you actually push the story maybe. Either way it really feels like a troll game.
It's the first game I've played that I can't understand what it says.
-Click button to select actions.Some actions can't do twice a day,but there isn't any hint for this.I tried several times and wonder if the game's crashed.
-The initial status of player is HP 100 ,atk 1,def 1,matk 1, mdef 1.but a weakest monster can hurt you more than 50 HP by one hit.
-Wandering in town can get more money than working.
Even though this game is free, I won't play it anymore.
"So far every person that has played this game while in development ended up in a rage."
Well, that sums up this title nicely. Mostly you just click 2 schools per day that'll teach you stuff (most of the stastics you train being useless and non-existant), each time having to go through 3 dialogues of learning the same stuff (nope, they couldn't just combine the 3 rolls and safe you all this pain) and... that's about it. You can buy boosters to use in combat that'll never appear in combat, most stats are completely useless so you just have to stick to the schools that aren't, and then you can use all that to... fight 1 single enemy. Literally, that's all there is to this game.
