First, I loved the 80s aesthetic of some soundtracks and the menu, but it's missing a "quit" option. The plot is okay, nothing too crazy, like most Western RPGs. Now, the combat I found very interesting: the animated enemies, skills, and zoom effect when you attack are neat. I felt without direction during my playthrough most of the time. A lot of hand-holding is bad, but some directions and tips are good to maintain a better flow. I also found the first few enemies on the road to be a little strong in...

This is the sort of game that was promised to us during the multimedia are of the 90s. When CDs first came on the scene and games were still in the style of 8 and 16 bit but they had video capabilities integrated into them. This feels like the future extension of that era if 3d never came. From the very brief playtesting I did I can immediately tell I'd absolutely love this game. I don't hate AI so maybe I'm in the minority here. Actually I think the ai is very well done and you can clearly see the dev to...

A collection of... choices that were made Alt-F4 is the only way to quit the game Plugging in the controller after the game already started, the game doesn't register the controller Only potions are usable in combat to heal A square for moving around the map (which feels super lazy considering the effort put into the combat animations) All initial fights seem, a bit over-tuned. Like this is trying to be a Fantasy Star Soulslike game. Which if that's what your going for, fine. But make the intro skipable...

i got an update to the demo & it look kinda thick ,wondering ,would appreciate a response!