Score: 10

"its great"

by: zaphio

date: October 24, 2009

I not sure how much money i have...........because it doesn't tell you...

Score: 10

"have it all"

by: kittenskid

date: August 24, 2009

even your seceret mega armor i won't lell where it is

Score: 6

"Interesting while it lasted."

by: Pesticide

date: August 19, 2009

The Adventures of Guy is a silly, whimsical RPG with cartoony graphics and a combat style taken directly from the Paper Mario series. The plot is extremely straightforward: you awaken one morning and are promptly transported to a strange world full of beings that want to kill you, by a wizard who wants to kill you as well--except that he also wants you to fetch 50 magic stones for him first.

The combat system in the game is straightforward, turn-based, one-on-one RPG combat with reaction commands to shave off damage you take and to boost damage you give. It's nothing new, but it's implemented well in this game, and it makes the battles more challenging and fun. It also helps that the enemies are all animated frame by frame, many with some very cute and creative moves.

Though disliked by some for its almost non-existent plot and occasional problems with the main character getting stuck in walls (for which the only solution is to reload the entire game), The Adventures of Guy is one of the better offerings around for casual RPG gameplay. You can pick it up whenever you like without having to concentrate too much on what's been happening in the game: there aren't really any puzzles, there's no real plot to keep track of, and there's basically only one quest. You could put this game aside for a month and have no trouble picking it right back up again where you left off.

Of course, that's both a blessing and a curse. All in all, The Adventures of Guy serves as a fun diversion for the casual RPG gamer, though it runs the risk of annoying people who take their RPGs seriously.

Score: 7

"pretty good"

by: bard119

date: August 12, 2009

Several things I would change:

- The lack of description on the armor.

- The inability to see what your attack values are when fighting, so you don't know what works and what doesn't work. Sometimes certain types of attacks seem quite effective and other times the same attacks seem like they do nothing, against the same mob.

- After turning the music off and entering a battle, the music defaults to 'on' again after the battle.

I like that a saved game resumes at the starting point, because if you get stuck in objects and can't move you can just save and reload it.

Score: 9

"Data can be annoying because..."

by: santhein

date: August 10, 2009

....it sometimes get erased, nevertheless, it is very fun!