Recommended5 hrs played
If you're reading this, buy the game. Its been criminally overlooked.
This game is actually well designed. Its fully complete with a main quest line, an end game, and multiple endings to include a 'second quest' of sorts that's too good to spoil.
In addition, there are several additional features that further enrich the game. You can cycle recruited characters at a guild. There's a hometown to improve by...
25 found this helpful, 2017-12-09
Recommended28 hrs played
When it comes to games, there's a time and a place for everything. My favorite JRPGs have systems that are so complex you could get lost in them, and I like them better for it. But man, sometimes I'm in the mood for something real simple, something bare-bones that doesn't require intense focus or a huge time commitment. "Something like Final Fantasy 1," you say? No, think simpler. Think Fantasy of Eden.
Fantasy of...
9 found this helpful, 2018-11-26
Recommended14 hrs played
I'm actually a little bit surprised here. I was looking for something cheap and fun to play. I usually avoid the RPG Maker clones, but the other review on here got me to give the thing a shot.
On the surface, it feels like a cheap, poorly translated RPG Maker game, but when you tear into it, it's surprisingly deep and well balanced. The controls feel a bit unintuitive, but once you get them down they aren't bad....
13 found this helpful, 2017-12-14