An evil king that threatened the world in the past becomes free from his seal after 120 years. The descendants of the heroes who saved the world have to stand up to fight this new evil. However, will the world overcome the suzerainty and racial pride of humans, elves and dwarves to face this threat? A fantastic retro RPG with top quality nostalgic pixel art and a game system worthy of modern times.
Stopped playing soon after starting once I saw the huge warnings lights in the form of a free to play grinding type system, prenium currency, roulette wheel only usuable once per real life day, and so on.
Dragon Prana, another Retro JRPG from Exe.
At a first look this one has some interesting features:
- subquests;
- skillpoint system with a board of different skills you must unlock with points;
- jobsystem with a bunch of different skills for each system that you must unlock winning fights;
- weapon/armor merging and upgrading system;
- arena fights;
-...
With Dragon Sinker, I was immediately pulled in by the charming characters, and creative, addictive game modes. I binge-played it. Loved every second from beginning to end. I'll still be returning for the after game content, but it was such a pleasure, that I had to see what the other two titles in the series had to offer.
Dragon Lapis was again, love...
This game has some pretty cool RPG systems. Leveling up the various job classes is fun, and each job unlocks a different special ability on each of the characters. I also like that every character has their own tree of passive upgrades. The equipment upgrading system is sort of interesting, and grid-based battles are cool.
That being said, all of these...
a tried/true kemco rpg formula. some of the mechanics like weapon leveling has improved but it's starting to feel like i've played these games before.