Chrono Ark was bound to grab an audience’s attention. Its visuals, which feature colorful Persona 5 style character portraits, do a good job of catching the eye on their own. But it’s the game’s design concept that really helps it stick out. In an era where PC players can’t seem to get enough of card games (see: Balatro and Slay the Spire 2) and roguelikes (see: Hades 2), Chrono Ark combines both of those genres with RPG game party building and storytelling in order to offer players something they seem to be very excited to dig into.
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