More fan-translated translated stuff I'm trying out:
Battle Moon Wars, a tactical RPG inspired by Super Robot Wars:
A tactical jRPG for the PC, hurray!
This is cool, you can assign what your character will do when attacked: counterattack, evade or block.
The attack animations are extremely long and "epic", but can be turned off. I actually find this one quite cool. :3
I never understood why some japanese games have SO MUCH HP...
Yes, he is a fucking maniac. His AI is perfectly aware of my attack range and keeps my caster in check, always attacking one square beyond her reach. I think I never felt so exploited before...
The Genius of Sappheiros, a Touhou RPG (meaning it's the hardest sonafabitch I've played in a while). Did you ever got to play this one, Crooked Bee ?
That's how everyone feels about the plot.
Your party is always fully healed after a battle, and even the dead characters are brought back, as long as they have enough "Lives".... however, MP doesn't regenerate, and it's horrible scarce.
This game has like a bazillion skills for each character.... and all of them look interesting, a impressive feat.
That's... different.
My fierce warriors in glorious 3-1 formation (actually , that looks like a 1-2-1 to me, but ok). You can also assign a commander, that gives support and gains Xp, but doesn't fight directly.
Also, everytime you die in a dungeon, you permanently lose any item you had collected since you last saved.... but no problemo, I got this.
Or maybe not...
Xanadu Next, a quite fun action-RPG. It doesn't have little anime girls, so it's by far the easiest of the three:
This is the town, where you buy stuff, rest and level up.
Depending on the angle you attack the enemy, you get to deal bonus damage.
You can equip 4 items and 4 skills at once. Each weapons have different skills, that you can permanently learn by training. This one lights my sword on fire, and if I learn it, I can then light any weapon on fire.
Casting some fireballs to clean up the room. In a odd design choice, every spell has its own MP...
FUCKING KEYS! Here I just used 5 keys in a row... and that asshole in the Pawn Shop increases the price everytime I buy one....
In Metroidvania fashion, I got a new power, so now I can go back and smash rocks to open new paths & items.
Battle Moon Wars, a tactical RPG inspired by Super Robot Wars:
A tactical jRPG for the PC, hurray!
This is cool, you can assign what your character will do when attacked: counterattack, evade or block.
The attack animations are extremely long and "epic", but can be turned off. I actually find this one quite cool. :3
I never understood why some japanese games have SO MUCH HP...
Yes, he is a fucking maniac. His AI is perfectly aware of my attack range and keeps my caster in check, always attacking one square beyond her reach. I think I never felt so exploited before...
That's how everyone feels about the plot.
Your party is always fully healed after a battle, and even the dead characters are brought back, as long as they have enough "Lives".... however, MP doesn't regenerate, and it's horrible scarce.
This game has like a bazillion skills for each character.... and all of them look interesting, a impressive feat.
That's... different.
My fierce warriors in glorious 3-1 formation (actually , that looks like a 1-2-1 to me, but ok). You can also assign a commander, that gives support and gains Xp, but doesn't fight directly.
Also, everytime you die in a dungeon, you permanently lose any item you had collected since you last saved.... but no problemo, I got this.
Or maybe not...
This is the town, where you buy stuff, rest and level up.
Depending on the angle you attack the enemy, you get to deal bonus damage.
You can equip 4 items and 4 skills at once. Each weapons have different skills, that you can permanently learn by training. This one lights my sword on fire, and if I learn it, I can then light any weapon on fire.
Casting some fireballs to clean up the room. In a odd design choice, every spell has its own MP...
FUCKING KEYS! Here I just used 5 keys in a row... and that asshole in the Pawn Shop increases the price everytime I buy one....
In Metroidvania fashion, I got a new power, so now I can go back and smash rocks to open new paths & items.
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