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Lavenderstrawbry wrote:I was very happily surprised to see a new RPG on bigfish!
So that you know, I personally vehemently believe Bigfish should make a RPG section of games which specifically excludes any games that are not a 2D RPG or could be classified as a hidden object game. Those of you who love RPG's will know exactly what I am talking about, it's really annoying to look for a good RPG game and find all HOG clogging up all the top listings because they for some odd reason are also classified as adventure games.
 These 2D style RPG games are truly my favorite. So to restate with less of a rant, I really wish there could be a 2D RPG only section on Bigfish to house awesome games like this, and others like the Aveyond series.
That being said, this was sort of an insta-buy for me. Of course I always play the first hour to make sure there are no clunky game mechanisms that will annoy me, the story seems interesting and draws me in, cute and/or cool graphics are incorporated, and thankfully this game passed with flying colors.
Also, importantly, for you hardcore 2D RPGers out there, this game works just fine with my USB controller.
I want to specifically comment on the music next; since, it seems another reviewer disliked it. I love anime and this genre of games, and so far I really feel like the music is very well done and executed for this format both in and of itself. The only thing I would change would be to add specific volume controls to the music and fighting sounds as I have seen in other games of this style. My only reasoning for that is sometimes I like to watch a move while I play the game but still hear the slashing sounds; maybe that's odd, but it's honest.
I'd also like to comment on the graphics, which I feel are very well done to the themes and the storyline. This looks like a lot of specialization in the artwork for both the graphics and animation, and it works. I think "it" had me when I walked through the little doors, reminiscent of those on a spaceship.
As for my involvement in the storyline, I have personally been avoiding killing the little animals that seemed to be minding their own business. I kill them as need be, although I do find myself strangely drawn to killing the little pink rabid bunnies, but I'm working on that.
I plan to add additional thoughts when I finish this episode of the game. In the mean time this was definitely a buy for me, and hopefully for you as well.
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The RPG section, like the quest and sim sections are not highlighted.
However the RPG is: http://www.bigfishgames.com/download-games/genres/82/rpg.html
You can find all of the more "niche" categories by going to http://www.bigfishgames.com/sitemap.htm scroll to the bottom to the section "other game categories"
I too get frustrated wanting to find adventure type games that are not HOGs. These categories do help.
ps. am I missing something, I don't see any ability to include links on the boards?
Edited on 08/01/2011 at 10:50:13 AM PST
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I have lost track of how many times I've replayed this game at this point! Being an RPG fan as well as an anime fan, this game had me hooked from the instant the opening music started playing!!! One good way to sort of make it longer is to really level up Rick and Vanessa. It allows you to also get tons of money to buy Elvar's double blade sword and the better weapon...can't recall the name...for, as Vanessa called her, the winged devil. lol Jealous much, Van? rofl If I were to complain about anything, it would be how late in the game better weapons are offered for Rick and Van. (Okay, I'd love for Rick to actually kick the jerk's behind, but that's just because I have a serious issue with bullies! hehehe)
I must agree about Big Fish's lack of a specific catagory for RPGs. I'm so fed up with hidden object games being called "adventure" games. They are hidden object so call them what they are! It seems that game designers think we all want to play nothing but **** games....and they'd be WRONG! I occasionally play one due to having unlimited on another site, but there is no replayability to them for me since I automatically seem to memorize where everything is. I've really tried to replay them, yet it feels like I'm just going on autopilot since I know where most everything is. Not much entertainment there.
Dying for part two to come out! If it's half as good as part one, it will be AMAZING!!! I have so much admiration for Indy designers...you have no idea how badly I'd love to be among your numbers. Been hooked on computer games for 20 years now as well as being an on again off again writer. I've had a game building in the back of what passes for my brain for a while now. If only I had the money! (Rushing off to buy a lottery ticket now! lol)
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![[Post New]](/templates/wanda/images/icon_minipost_new.gif) by cmbmom on Mar 1, 12 4:15 PM
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This is one game that is worth its money. While playing the demo, when the theme started playing (with Miku Hatsune) I instantly knew that I just had to have this game. I have beaten it several times since then and have even started a walkthrough of it on youtube. To sum it up, the music, the storyline, and the action all come together to create one heck of a masterpiece! (P.S. If you would like to check out my walkhthrough, type rockleerules2210 or senkaimaru into youtube :3)
Edited on 03/01/2012 at 4:17:15 PM PST
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