Pier Solar and the Great Architects

Jogo maravilhoso, lembra muito a série Lunar. uma ótima nostalgia.

Pier Solar and the Great Architects it a so so rpg did play a bit till i stop playing it not saying it was a bad game just it was not keeping me into it

Lo7

Only an hour in, but so far its solid enough. Nothing to write home about, but combat is simple enough, controls are decent and the pixel art is nice to look at. All in all its a solid old school JRPG with the good and ugly aspects that come with it.

I tried to like this game, but the controls are pretty terrible even after you remap them and when I tried to exit out of a menu that didn't elaborate what it was for, it exited the game and I lost pretty much the whole first 45 minutes of gameplay. I think they game could be fun, but there are A LOT of menu and control issues that just made me rage quit, to be perfectly frank. Battles are a bit wonky but nothing too far off from old school turn based combat, but it looks like they are choosing to arbitrarily make battles longer/more difficult by having only one or potentially two of your party members being able to even hit certain enemy types. All in all, I can't really recommend this game unless you're willing to adjust to a frustrating and somewhat opaque gameplay for the sake of what sounds like it could be a pretty solid old school JRPG story.

I gave it a go a while back, but while it seemed like I got pretty far into the game, or at least past a train part, it just felt that the story was going nowhere, and the characters were rather boring as well. The sprite work is pretty good, and I did like the environments at the least, both the old and the remastered. The hd mode character art did not appeal to me at all, so I kept that as mostly 16 bit. The combat mechanics had some neat ideas, but only in regards to boss battles. It makes normal encounters a slog. And maybe I didn't get far enough into the game, bu it felt like the last two party members felt like they were just there, maybe as chaperones? And why the hell is juggler guy only able at healing during combat? That is so dumb... To be honest, it is impressive what they pulled off in making a homebrew genesis game in 2010, and the whole missible content is because of limitations the team had to deal with. And I did chuckle with the dragon kissing scene. I don't want to be harsh on this game, but I can't recommend this.