good
Its a good game.Like the graphics and stuff, but the day and night thing makes me so mad. You can make the day go longer and night go faster.
Reviews for "The Guardian: RPG"
Not too bad, but not too good
Well, the day and night were just annoying. I would be in a particular building, and then in two seconds, they would say, "We're closing. Come back tomorrow," and I would be kicked out. Then, to add to the fact that you can do literally nothing at night, you move as if you just ate five pounds. Also, the game is not that straightforward; you have to run around town until you find the building you need (and by then, it's probably night), and then, you don't have enough time to complete the next task, so the only thing left to do is go home. It would be much easier if there was more help from villagers, like in the Legend of Zelda games. Otherwise, it's pretty good, and if you know what you're doing, it can be very enjoyable with its good gameplay.
I was having so much fun until...
I got stuck in a wall in the 1st dungeon and there was no way to reset bomb my way out or anything. Please make a way to reset character to the beginning of a dungeon if it glitches.
UknownXL responds:
press space. then select go home.
Grandma
Well so far it seems pretty good, a lot of effort and quality, however the thing that bugs me is that I cant seem to speack with the girl in granmas house, and I really dont know what to do with the metal. Maybe they are related (she tells you what to do) but the bug prevents me from doing this.
UknownXL responds:
There is a bug with speaking with the girl. But it really wont effect gameplay. The iron goes to the black smith at the southern most part of the island.
pretty good
Sometimes he would randomly start walking extra slow in the middle of the day, but no big deal. should probably add a block button. I didn't play through the whole thing, so I don't know if you have a bow and arrow already, but if not you should add that too. maybe a pike, an axe, or something like that. Sailing would be cool, but then you'd have to add some kind of flying contraption for people like me later too. Maybe you can give it it's own sport...? You know, for a minigame or a sidequest or something. If you give it sailing and let us travel to different places across the ocean, then you should make a kingdom that's in the middle of a war or a rebellion, where you have to help out so things calm down and they can help you. Or so you can pass to the next area. Kind of cliche, but it's always fun to play around with. The art could be a little more refined, but it's good the way it is. Good luck, can't wait to see the next istallment.