NONEWORLD

I really enjoyed my time with Noneworld! It's a lovely short RPG with a fun world and characters. My favorite part of the game by far is the art and music. The music especially really strongly characterise the world's mood and is just generally very well down! The art is also really good, I'm a big fan of the enemy designs in the game, especially for the enemies. There are definitely some flaws with the gameplay and some places that need more polish, with some minor spelling errors, and the inability to backtrack in some areas causing you to miss content. However, my biggest gripe is with the combat. There aren't very many combat encounters in the game, with 2 bosses and a few normal and elite encounters. It doesn't give you much time to get comfortable with how each character's abilities work with each other, to find synergies, etc. I'm not too upset about the combat though, as I feel this game is a more narrative-focused experience, and I think the story was really well done! The characters are fun and interesting, the overarching plot is engaging and I felt that things reached a satisfying conclusion. I also appreciate the inspiration from alice in wonderland, which this game we…

a good game with an interesting setting, only real complaint would be that you can't increase the screen size to fill up the monitor when playing but that's really only personal preference.

Been playing for a few hours now, and its a pretty interesting game. (Haven't finished yet, to be clear) Pros: - Great atmosphere. The feeling of "There is something wrong here" saturates everything, including your character. The overarching theme of recovering memories makes me feel like I'm living through a mystery novel and I'm waiting for the pieces to all fall into place in my head. I'm excited to reach the end. - There's some pretty funny jokes scattered around your adventure. I've definitely laughed a few times which helps keep the aforementioned "something is wrong" feeling from being overwhelming. - The difficulty seems to be scaling pretty well as the game goes on. The berries are a great mechanic, and important/useful items are spaced along the adventure so you don't run out but also don't end up with too many. Battles can be both tough and easy depending on how well you learn to use your abilities. Cons: - There's several times where you're forced to go to the next area as soon as you enter a certain room, with no way to go back. Unfortunately, there's no real way to know you're entering said room until its too late, so I've missed a couple things by accidentally …

Overall a really good game! It's cute, I love the atmosphere and music, and its all around a good time. It could definitely use an auto run or larger playing window, but its been a delight. 8/10

A very intriguing rpg in a beautiful world. Each of the characters is very memorable, each with their own track in the OST. The combat has a lot of depth, especially towards the end of the game. The biggest standout was the music, the songs for CloudSmasher and Mayday are on my daily playlists. Definitely would reccomend this game

TLDR: NONEWORLD is a pretty short and sweet RPG Maker game! I would highly recommend it if you're looking for a neat 4-5 hour RPG. If you're not into RPG Battles then there's an "Easy" option to choose from- some of the battles can be a bit difficult on the normal setting so would recommend that option at the start of the game if you're just looking for an exploration / story experience. I think a lot of people might look at this game and go "Oh this is just copying OMORI right?" Not really? For starters this is way shorter. The art style might be similar but I think it's different enough that it stands on its own. There's definitely more emphasize on black and white color assets rather than full color. The story isn't really spelled out and by the end of it you'll probably be left with more questions than answers. It's pretty up to interpretation on what the story is in my view. The combat's pretty straight forward even though it may not look like it at first. It's actually kinda impressive the amount of skills you have to use even though the amount of battles is like, 10 ish? They make up for that by making the encounters pretty tough, especially at the beginning. My favorite th…