Strike Force Heroes 2
The explosive sequel to the hit game Strike Force Heroes!
3.96 / 5.00 10,752 Views
Obsolescence
Defeat the enormous mechanical beasts--and become one of them.
4.03 / 5.00 48,138 ViewsFinal Fantasy Barry
- Score:
- rated 3.74 / 5 stars
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- 43,323 Views
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- Genre:
- Adventure - RPG
- finalfantasy
Credits & Info
- Uploaded
- Jun 17, 2003 | 7:30 PM EDT
- File Info
- Game
- 1.3 mb
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Author Comments
Welcome to my latest version of the Final Fantasy saga. This full game contains a World Map with 5 unique locations, a complex battle system, a fantastic storyline/characters, and the soundtracks from earler popular versions of Final Fantasy. Enjoy!
*--INSTRUCTIONS--*
--ON WORLD MAP:
*UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT arrow keys to move across.
*Click on buildings to enter.
--IN BATTLE:
*Use mouse to click on Selection panel below
--PLEASE NOTE:
You CANNOT heal in battle, you have to go to your rest-house (the place you start off at). It takes 6MP to heal... but you get 12 from battle! You can also gain Strength/Magic-UP's here for 24MP, and HP-UP's for 12MP. These don't incrase the enemie's stats if you buy them, so you can become stronger than the opposition much easier.
Reviews
Rated 3 / 5 stars June 18, 2003
This just dosn't rock my world...
Just because you made an RPG dosn't mean you can call it Final Fantasy. WHOOPIE! Only two of the games gave you guns. Im sorry, but this dosn't have much to do with the Fantasy at all. Storyline wise and make the characters look damn better then that.
Cool, but may I ask did you complete the game? If you did, you'd see the whole FF-style I was going for. But thanks for the decent review... I like your "Whoopie" - very comical. Also, if you can complain about my movie, don't diss the In-battle characters... sorry, but they just ROCK! Anyways... cheers!
Rated 3.5 / 5 stars June 18, 2003
It's a good game and all
but something is seriously wrong when I finish a game with over 222,000hp. There should be hp limits for the character and the enemies because each fight lasted like twenty rounds. The hp bonus was the only helpful stat change. No matter what the character always had the same attack strength as the enemies so every battle was "smacking each other with the same attack until the one with less hp dies." The guns: useless. Except for the bullet exchange, which was funny because I ended up with 500 mp. If you fixed some minor things it would be a better game.
All good ideas, I was thinking of HP limits as well. However you are wrong, wrong, WRONG on the part about Enemy Stat changes... if you only 'train up' through battle, you AND your enemy gain HP, Str and Mag point increases semi-randomly. However if you save up your MP as much as possible, go to your House at the start point, you can buy those stats to add to yourself without improving the enemy. This allows you to be stronger and win much quicker - i.e. very helpful! Anyways, thanks for a good review
Rated 2.5 / 5 stars June 17, 2003
Some problems
In FF games your enemies hit points dont go up when you level up.Enemies come less.Towns are closer.And the graphics are different as well you get teammates.If you had this in your game I didnt get to it because its too many battles and they get harder and harder.
Oh yeah, by the way, in FF8, enemy HP DOES increment as you do.... and in this game, you can increase your HP beyond the enemie's by going to your house and 'buying' it... Anyways, there is a gigantic FLEE button if you find a battle hard/time-consuming,and you can flee from any battle. Once you train up a bit, go and fight the bosses, which are the only enemies with stationary stats, I.E if you level up enough, you can beat them very easily. That way you can see my fantastic endings!
Rated 3 / 5 stars June 17, 2003
too hard
way too man battles.
Man battles? Whaddya want, cow battles? Only kidding ya... yeh, a few people commented on the frequency of battles, it was actually worse, but I might improve it again. But dont forget the gigantic Flee button you can use at any time... thanks for the review
Rated 3 / 5 stars June 17, 2003
Nice, but flawed
There's no way to regain health that you gain, meaning the game can't go anywhere. Try fixing it.
There is... if you want to heal, you have to go to the house on the World Map, and pay 6mp to heal. Of course you earn 12mp for each battle, so its pretty cheap. Wow, I'm surprised you gave me a 6 if you only played the first tiny bit, cheers! I really advise you and everyone to complete it though, I worked semi-hard on the story, and quite hard on the cut-scenes and boss battles. The end 2 bosses are very cool!