Choose among a knight, a witch, a minister even, and several others, and try to find out what happened to the King's daughter. Composing a well balanced party is important. Will they end up heroes, or zeros?
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BARELY / WEAKLY RECOMMEND - 51% (Game feels UNFINISHED, Read Below) In the past, I have played a few great Aldorlea games, so I bought this game on steam on the day it was release. I have played about 40 hours and decide to write a review. This is a relatively weak Aldorlea game, and is actually at the borderline of recommend / not recommend. If I can give percentages in steam, I will give it 51%, but I put recommend in this game. Let me explain some of the good and bad things about this game in detail. The GOOD aspects: 1. As with many of the Aldorlea games, the gameworld is beautifully designed and the dev paid lots of attention to minor details to make the game asthetically pleasing. The towns and dungeons are all exquisitely crafted. 2. I like the portraits too.They are well done, and make the game interesting to see new portraits instead of custom ones. 3. I like the different ch
This is a game that attempts to turn some RPG conventions on their head. Its cast of heroes are written such that none of them seem particularly competent, nor do they actually care about what they're doing. How appropriate it is, then, that those bumbling, lazy heroes can be trapped forever in any doorway that has a door-opening animation. I have a very low bar that I hold RPG Maker games to: I just don't like bugs. Especially ones that can occur rather frequently, without warning, and cause a player to lose significant chunks of progress if they're not saving every few minutes. If you can't be bothered to playtest your game at all, then I don't particularly want to play it. That's all there is to it.
My Playtime: 21.7h (100% achievement, finished the game) My First Playthrough: 10.6h Grindy Achievement(s): No. Optional Achievement(s): Yes (~12 achievements). Difficult Achievement(s): No. Intro The King's Heroes is a turn-based RPG Maker game that is focused on dungeon delving. You need to make up a party of four with no other explanation except their class name to finish the game. It offers a lot of freedom, allowing you to tackle most dungeons in any order that you want. Pros: - A lot of difficulty modes to suit your playstyle - Enemies only respawn when you reenter dungeons - Bonuses for beating all enemies in the dungeons - Freedom to tackle dungeons in any order that you want Cons: - Can be grindy depending on the difficulty mode that you chose and your playstyle - It's unknown what each class does before you choose them - Money is too scarce - Enemies can give you trouble eve
I cannot believe I have wasted so much time on this game for that CRAP to happen at the end. I won't spoil it, but it is IMPOSSIBLE to beat that person.....you made me go through 3 very hard battles only to take me to THIS?! *SPOILERS UNDERNEATH* YOU CANT BEAT FRANK.......NO INSTRUCTIONS........IMPOSSIBLE I cant get back to town to King Arthur to get help or have any other ideas. You basically just spit in players faces with that end. thanks a lot
If you like: Repetetive, turn-based, rpgmaker dungeon crawls; No character development; No real story; No real purpose to NPCs or towns, other than a glorified restock/heal options; Unbalanced monsters and tedious fights; Maze-like dungeons that get longer and longer with each one, giving you that "Oh crap, when is this going to end, but I must keep going" stressy feeling; Not one, not two, but three more mazelike dungeons after you head toward what you think will be the final one; Being one-hit even on easy mode; Reaching the end of the game and realizing that because of your party, you have no way to win; Then this is the game for you. It's definitely not for me.
Was not going to leave a review as the gameplay was just "OK", until I realized if you make the party leader a girl it turns the "Oh my love" with the princess into "Oh my dear best friend in the world" nah go the full mile don't chicken out for half the cast smh
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