Traverse through rich, detailed environments, recruit colorful characters and fight your way through dangerous hordes of enemies in this exciting old-school RPG incorporating 40 quests, 26 secret rooms, 8 animal kings and countless of secrets and items to discover.
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Millenium isn't a bad game, but with all the RPG-maker games out there, why settle for middle-rate RPGs ? The gameplay is very classical and won't be a surprise. The settings are nice and detailed but there is a lot of stock RPG-Maker characters in the background. The drawings of the main characters are nice but aren't consistent with their 2D-sprite (the main character wears a kimono in combat and a sleeveless dress out of combat). There is a lot to customize (difficulty, randomness of the encounters, guiding arrows) and this is cool. Now, what prevented me to finish this game ? First and foremost, the scenario. It's just incredibly stupid, with caricatural characters and cheesy lines. What's the main motivation of the heroine ? She saw squirrels helping each others... I swear I'm not making this up. And I hope you're not allergic to giggles because you'll see a lot of them. Here's an
This was a fun little game that I enjoyed greatly. The story is a simple one of a girl trying to come up with a way to change things in the world. The characters are entertaining, the dungeons have interesting designs and the battles are fun. It's a good start to what looks like will end up as a very epic adventure. Pros: +Lots of hidden stuff. There's quests to find, and random stuff to use all over the place if you just explore. Seriously, just try and grab anything that looks like it can be picked up or looted, chances are good you get something from it. +Really nice music in all the areas. +Multiple difficulties and neat options to suit everyone. Love that you can choose types of encounters even. +Can save pretty much anywhere, defiitely always a bonus. +A reasonable amount of challenge without needing a lot of grinding. Even in the beginning when you suck and it may seem you can ne
Having just finished the Millennium series of RPGs, I thought I'd go back and review them one-by-one, in order, to see what they got right and wrong. Millennium: A New Hope is the first installment of a series that starts from very humble beginnings and blossoms into a wide-ranging story about class struggle, the power of friendship, and getting back up after you've been beaten down. Aldorlea Games' releases over the last few years definitely appeal to a specific kind of audience. They deliberately go mid-market and target gamers who long for retro RPGs, and to that end, the Millennium series are some of the most polished you'll find around. Despite being made in RPGMaker, all of the games stand out due to their story, similar gameplay mechanics, secret rooms and hidden challenges. The storytakes place in the land of Myst, with a teen named Marine coming home to discover that her fath
This game must have done well as a high school project. Based on the writing and overload of anime/rpg tropes I assume that's what it was made for. I don't know why there are at least 5 of these Millennium games out there, but I think I have a pretty good idea why only one made it to Steam, and I'm quite surprised that it did. This review is technically incomplete, because I haven't finished the game. Everything could change, but I doubt that I'm going to get there. I've been playing for 12 hours and have only obtained 4 out of 5 main characters. That's not a measure of judgement in itself, but I am bored enough to say that I probably won't play much more. Nothing is compelling me to play more. Scale: 1=despised 2=negative 3=could go either way 4=positive 5=loved Game design: 4/5 As an RPG, this game does well in it's mechanics. It's got some interesting methods to power up your chara
Just to let everyone know, I have played the non-Steam version of this game a couple of times and so I base my review of Millenium on that experience. Play it; there is no other way to say it. If you like old-school rpgs and have been craving for the 2D goodness, this game might be for you. The most annoying (and probably the only) issue with the game (series) is that when you will import your savefile to MM2, your player will be downgraded to Level 20 if they are higher and any promotions and enhancements you have given your character will be reseted to mainitain game continuity or something. Some people dig it, some people don't. I belong to the latter category. PS: If you want to test the game before purchasing it, there is a demo available at Aldorlea.org PPS: If you have an old save file lying around (like me), you can use it to quickly get some hard to get achievements. :-D
Introduction Millennium - A New Hope a beautiful RPG Maker game. The story follows Marine a girl how refuses to accept her fate as a peasant. She decides to fight back and challenge Lords of Mystrock. There is not much to say about the game elements in Millennium - A New Hope, all of the games mechanics/elements are all great and solid. This is a basic stand JRPG, there is not really any catches or massive differences. The only thing that I didn’t really care for in this game is the fact that the NPCs are very bland and generic. If you are a big fan of the typical old-school JRPGs Millennium - A New Hope is a game for you. Pros Well-made RPG/JRPG Great price Awesome assets Controller support Tons of content for the price Awesome music Interesting story Cons NPCs feel very generic Lots of dialogue seems unnecessary Typical RPG Maker game Limited grap
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