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A BLURRED LINE v2.1
A RM2k game that rivals some commerical games.
MaeVeus, 02/20/08 05:00 PM
A blurred line is an excellent RPG. Unfortunately it isn't exactly finished.
The storyline is very gripping, full of many twists and turns, a great lead character and many other characters that have great personalities and background to them. It also has a great villain, who is someone at the end of this first half, I hated with a passion. The games villain is also pretty much a bad-ass in it's own right as well.
The graphics work, while it's not the most pretty RM2k game, they make use of the future tile set with very well accuracy. I'm not a good mapper so i'm not going to knock off points there, the mapping is simple, and to the point. It depicts the dystopian world very well.
The game is about five hours, while do not let that put you off, it is not completed yet, it's sequel is going to be for RMXP, so to get the full story you'd have to wait till that's done.
The game has some mini games, some are pretty impossible to win, but still adds for variety.
The game itself uses the standard combat system with some unique twists and turns to it, which adds for a unique experience, with different characters to recruit, even if it isn't fully finished, it adds replay value.
The music is memorable and very well done, and I found myself listening to the soundtrack, it's that good.
All and all, it is the idea of a classic game. If this game was available at gamestop, with it's conclusion for sixty bucks, I would pick it up in a heart beat. But seeing as it's for free, there is no excuse not to download it. Just hope that Lines End gets released this year!
The storyline is very gripping, full of many twists and turns, a great lead character and many other characters that have great personalities and background to them. It also has a great villain, who is someone at the end of this first half, I hated with a passion. The games villain is also pretty much a bad-ass in it's own right as well.
The graphics work, while it's not the most pretty RM2k game, they make use of the future tile set with very well accuracy. I'm not a good mapper so i'm not going to knock off points there, the mapping is simple, and to the point. It depicts the dystopian world very well.
The game is about five hours, while do not let that put you off, it is not completed yet, it's sequel is going to be for RMXP, so to get the full story you'd have to wait till that's done.
The game has some mini games, some are pretty impossible to win, but still adds for variety.
The game itself uses the standard combat system with some unique twists and turns to it, which adds for a unique experience, with different characters to recruit, even if it isn't fully finished, it adds replay value.
The music is memorable and very well done, and I found myself listening to the soundtrack, it's that good.
All and all, it is the idea of a classic game. If this game was available at gamestop, with it's conclusion for sixty bucks, I would pick it up in a heart beat. But seeing as it's for free, there is no excuse not to download it. Just hope that Lines End gets released this year!
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