Not bad.
Games quite interesting. Fairly entertaining. Nice job.
@DoubleI
Please refrain from calling Yahtzee 'Ben.' People who don't know him calling him by his name is insulting & rude.
Reviews for "TCT RPG"
Grawsie responds:
Actually, I did know who Ben was. =)
Damn it's long
This game does have an "earthbound" kind of feel to it, and I have a feeling I have heard the game music before... but all in all a solid title which has hours upon hours of gameplay.
The only thing I didn't like was the sound it made when you enter a fight, at first it was epic, but after being in the pedo-teachers world, where I got attacked every five secounds, it grated me like a sharp sword and I looked for an option to turn of that sound. I ended up turning off the sound completly... and then the game. But stil it is an okay RPG and considering it is free, this is one of those games everyone should try out.
Good Game
Now I've personally haven't played Earthbound before, so I don't know that matter, so I'll skip it.
Now as for the bosses, you might want to be a little more obvious on the hints. I knew for Pierce that I should attack his chair from the earlier references in the game, but I have no idea what to do for the Vestasuit boss.
I also think that some measure of HP is needed, or at least indicate WHICH NUMBERS AFFECT WHICH. Especially on the vestasuit boss.. The thing is, I can't tell if the suit is healing the host, or itself, making me wonder which to attack, while eventually getting pummeled by the robots.
Oh and btw, it might just be for me, but the save feature doesn't work.. >.>
P.S. Mute button is a MUST
Grawsie responds:
Check your temporary internet files, if you have them set to clear or you don't allow cookies then flash games will not be able to save.
Good game.
I like it very much but I have a problem with saving.
Barely started the game and it has an Earthbound vibe to it.
The story is intriguing from the get-go with a mandatory-by-law V For Vendetta-esque curfew, references to Nineteen Eighty-Four. This totalitarian government world is completed by hints that the story is set in the future by the characters being baffled by a guitar, and interest is created in the encounter with a character in the forest.
I've spent a good 15 minutes on this game, and I'm actually motivated to continue on. Unlike the older D'sova RPG, the controls feel solid, and walls aren't a problem. I also don't notice any outsourcing, which is definitely a plus.
The art and music choice is a little odd, though, and it ends up being distracting.
From what I've played, this is one of your best games yet, up in the ranks with the Legacy of Guy trilogy, and I feel that it deserves an overall 4/5.