Score: 8

"Love the old school RPG feel"

by: oOHawkOo

date: October 13, 2009

Most things have been mentioned by now, x2 on the delay being too long between actions during combat. This would probably play better with a gamepad. LOL.

This has the potential to turn into something that would eat up far too much of my free time. Good work!

Score: 9

"Great potential."

by: MrBuren

date: October 12, 2009

This game has great potential. I love the music and the artwork is actually pretty nice once you get used to it. Now, if you don't mind a bit of grinding money is not that hard to get, especially once you get Cedrik.

The increse in difficulty from wolves to bugs is insane. Try to battle more than one at the time. Which brings us to escaping. Now I've used the flee option quite a few times, but shouldn't there be some sort of roll to see if you're successful or not? Its just to easy at the moment to only enter battle with one monster and flee from multiple.

I like the dragon, although I don't think I want to grind hard enough so I'll be able to beat it.

BUGS Found:
If you have a full party you first have to dismiss one member before asking a new character to join. (game freezes)

And also the fact that the healing pools heal but don't revive dead party members.

Magic Orbs seems broken, doesn't seem to add the +50 in magic, just +20.

Score: 6

"Well it was nice..."

by: Aloname

date: October 12, 2009

Its a good start for an RPG.
The graphics were fine and the story was ok but it got kinda boring!

Score: 7

"Pretty good"

by: ShadowNCS

date: October 12, 2009

But there are some things bothering me not mentioned by other people by now.
For once, I wanted to start as a magician, so I spent all my points on magic and mp, but once I had started the game, I found out, that you don't have any spells at the beginning of the game, and since you earn money really slowly, it takes a while until you can afford a spell.
So, one or maybe two spells at the beginning would be nice.
Secondly, the level up system. It's great that you can spend points at the stat you want to, but only one point per level? But therefor every new level +1 at every stat? In my opinion, it would be better if you could spend all the points like you want to.
Third, when one of my party members was dead, I wanted to revive him at the healing place in the first city. So, I went there, healed my party and went back outside the town to fight a bit. The battle screen appeared, but, though everyone was back to full health, my character was still "dead", so he didn't appear at the battle screen. Luckily, dad was able to use a revive spell on my character, so he could be revived, but if dad would have been the dead one, I couldn't have revived him until I had enough money to buy a revive spell. And since I hadn't found a place to revive dead people, I assume, the healing fountain should have revived my dead party member.

Well, that's all the "bugs" and problems I can think of.
All in all, this game is worth playing.

Score: 7

"A fun time."

by: amateur6

date: October 12, 2009

Although it DID take me a while to figure out how to equip things; that menu isn't very intuitive.

Tips for others: You have to click equip THEN click on the person you want to equip. This makes more sense when there's one person in your party -- but it doesn't help that the highlight color is very similar to the non-highlight color.

The same is true of "Learn" -- but presumably you need to have found or bought a spell somewhere (I haven't yet).

And the way to exit the yard is just to the left of the sign on the back/north wall -- it's a stone path leading up (north).

I don't mind the art; it's not super but it's fine. The combat system isn't any more annoying than any other RPG system, IMHO. I'll be playing for a while, I'm sure. Well done!