Echoes of Aetheria

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Had no problems. Killed everything with no problems. Like everyone else got to the final battle and it is just a joke. The fight isn't difficult but fun its just you die horribly and there is nothing you can do about it. The game had so much potential but that fight is so frustrating. I didn't even bother to finish it and I am likely not going to buy anything from the creator.

Throughout my first ten hours with Echoes of Aetheria, I was sure that I'd end up reviewing it by giving it a recommendation. For the most part, it was a worthy and fun new instalment in the Dancing Dragon's series that I've more than enjoyed so far. Unfortunately, this changed later on. Let me start off by saying that I did enjoy some thing about this game right up until the very end. I think that the graphics and the sprites still contain that magical charm that their previous games, Deadly Sin, Deadly Sin 2 and Skyborn had. The characters are also quite likeable, even if the story surrounding them is nothing to write home about and they are basically archetypes, they did bring out a few chuckles and moments of enjoyment. It is unfortunate, though, that most of them, due to a weaker story, reach an expected and predictable conclusion by the time that the credits roll. The music is good, but repetitive after 30+ hours and the combat, in general, is actually fantastic. This, however, does bring me to the negatives. While the grid combat system is really fun and requires well-thought out tactics and planning, it gets old quite fast. Sure, the enemy encounters can be avoided comple…

A good western classic RPG, made with RPGmaker by a good indie developer in which you have to navigate worlds, fight monsters (can be avoided) and improve the gear and abilities of your protagonists. All the heroes have their own unique abilties and their strenghts and weaknesses. Single playthrough consists of about 20-25 hours. Can be completed twice before it becomes stale. Good entertainment value for around 10-12 EUR. I hope a successor can be made, but probably unlikely to happen in 3-5 years time. Pro's * Despite RGPMaker engine, its a very good game, unlike some slop this engine is notorious known for. * It has a grid system, which places rules on which enemies and allies can be targeted. Also, there a lots of abilties which can manipulate the place and of course, there a plenty of abilities which have varied shapea of target grids. * Game has a decent story, with some setbacks for the protagonists as well. * Creator does prevent the combat gameplay from becoming to repetive by having fast leveling when moving to a different stage. * Good challenging arena, for both the whole group and individual party members. * Runs on both Linux and Windows pc's, nearly flawless. Co…

Pretty cool game! I appreciate finding the "maps" the creator developed because they are needed. I've been having a lot of fun with the characters. It is definitely worth downloading the "manual" for the game! VERY helpful!!

The most underrated BEST jrpg I've played in forever, or ever