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Joined up to look for some interesting and fun games from the RPG Maker community.
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D is for Dungeon
It's been a little while since I played this one. But, I believe you get 1 LP per level.
Then, just choose a stat to put the points into and press the confirm button. Then, I think it will ask you if you are sure you want to decide on those stat points. Just hit yes.
Also, if you hit back, it will exit the menu without saving the stat changes.
Then, just choose a stat to put the points into and press the confirm button. Then, I think it will ask you if you are sure you want to decide on those stat points. Just hit yes.
Also, if you hit back, it will exit the menu without saving the stat changes.
Chase for Divinity
World's Dawn
Nice, I am a HUGE Harvest Moon fan and I played a little bit of this game about a year ago. Loved it, but stopped playing after a few hours because I wanted to wait until the full release.
I will be picking this up on steam when it comes out and write a review for the full version on this site when I finish it up.
I will be picking this up on steam when it comes out and write a review for the full version on this site when I finish it up.
Brave Hero Yuusha Review
A Very Long Rope to the Top of the Sky
I think I am going to start up on this game today. Looks interesting. And, seeing that the game is 50+ hours, it is more then a little meaty. You don't see many games like that made in RPG Maker.
I will let you know what I think after I get a decent way in. If I wind up actually making it through the game I will post a review for it.
I will let you know what I think after I get a decent way in. If I wind up actually making it through the game I will post a review for it.
Neogenesis
Just tried out your game. Played it for about 45 minutes.
First off, let me say that I actually really like how your game starts up. I think this is the first time I have seen a title screen done like that and I thought it really worked. Secondly, you did a great job mapping from what little I played.
But, honestly I really couldn't get into to it. Here are a couple suggestions I would make to you.
First off, don't use Final Fantasy music for your battles. I know, they are good songs. But, EVERYONE recognizes them and it just detracts from the fact that this is YOUR game. Also, why did you feel the need to make a different Final Fantasy song for every random encounter??? It seems like you weren't sure which Final Fantasy song to use so you thought, "Ehh...i'll use them all". You should probably find some battle music from either a lesser known game or a composer online. There are plenty of guys that make free music for use in games and a lot of them are pretty good. Find a good one and use that one for most of your random encounters. Or, if you do want to put in multiple songs that play, stick to 2 or 3 good ones. Not like an entire playlist of them.
Secondly, I see what you were going with for the battle system. It looks like you are a fan of Grandia. But, the battle system just doesn't work in it's present state. It just seems too glitchy and it is really awkward that commands do not lock in while you are going from when you select your command to when the command goes off. Also, why do you have the first set of battles with enemies that constantly stun you. The whole first set of battles consisted of me attacking the flowers. Then, getting stunned for 5 seconds 2 or 3 times before my moves went off. While the enemies did a mere 1 damage to me. Then, when I get to the second area, suddenly the same flowers kill me in 2 hits. Not a great first impression.
Third, never have the first quest in the game be "Talk to every NPC in town". Especially when they are constantly moving around and they all have nothing important to say. Also, why have characters repeat the same line of dialog for EVERY conversation with the NPCs??
Those three things just caused me to lose interest really fast. The start of your game should catch peoples interest. Those first 15-30 minutes of a game are the key to getting people to play your game. I loved the title screen and the intro was decent. But, once the actual game started I lost interest very quickly.
P.S. Please don't take this the wrong way. Just trying to give you a little advice.
First off, let me say that I actually really like how your game starts up. I think this is the first time I have seen a title screen done like that and I thought it really worked. Secondly, you did a great job mapping from what little I played.
But, honestly I really couldn't get into to it. Here are a couple suggestions I would make to you.
First off, don't use Final Fantasy music for your battles. I know, they are good songs. But, EVERYONE recognizes them and it just detracts from the fact that this is YOUR game. Also, why did you feel the need to make a different Final Fantasy song for every random encounter??? It seems like you weren't sure which Final Fantasy song to use so you thought, "Ehh...i'll use them all". You should probably find some battle music from either a lesser known game or a composer online. There are plenty of guys that make free music for use in games and a lot of them are pretty good. Find a good one and use that one for most of your random encounters. Or, if you do want to put in multiple songs that play, stick to 2 or 3 good ones. Not like an entire playlist of them.
Secondly, I see what you were going with for the battle system. It looks like you are a fan of Grandia. But, the battle system just doesn't work in it's present state. It just seems too glitchy and it is really awkward that commands do not lock in while you are going from when you select your command to when the command goes off. Also, why do you have the first set of battles with enemies that constantly stun you. The whole first set of battles consisted of me attacking the flowers. Then, getting stunned for 5 seconds 2 or 3 times before my moves went off. While the enemies did a mere 1 damage to me. Then, when I get to the second area, suddenly the same flowers kill me in 2 hits. Not a great first impression.
Third, never have the first quest in the game be "Talk to every NPC in town". Especially when they are constantly moving around and they all have nothing important to say. Also, why have characters repeat the same line of dialog for EVERY conversation with the NPCs??
Those three things just caused me to lose interest really fast. The start of your game should catch peoples interest. Those first 15-30 minutes of a game are the key to getting people to play your game. I loved the title screen and the intro was decent. But, once the actual game started I lost interest very quickly.
P.S. Please don't take this the wrong way. Just trying to give you a little advice.
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