Fujisan Nobori

Update my review : Definitly a IA SLOP. there is no question about it. Personally, i belive IA can be put to a good use, so there is space for it in almost every field, but in here there is almost full made by IA. And its bad, just too damn bad. Incomplete and unbalanced. It deserves praise for some ideas, but it is hardly a complete game. The developer, if they had more time and dedication, could do a better job. I hope the game continues evolving until it becomes something interesting. Three extremely negative observations: 1) Making money is almost impossible; 2) almost everything seems to be made by AI; 3) The character icons are horrible and better sprites are a necessity.

The game is pretty good. The game starts off pretty slow, though it may improve later on. It has some mechanics such as farming that feels rather useless and simply causes a profit loss should one try to use it and fishing that I have been unable to use. The gameplay itself isn't much, but for a $2 USD game, it provides plenty of entertainment. The level design itself gradually becomes more complex, and all of the enemies have pretty distinct visuals when in combat. The enemy visuals when outside of combat look the same however, though there is a distinction between boss enemies and regular ones. You are also able to pretty much just run away from nearly all encounters. Also note that the setting to change languages is under the "betas" section in properties and not an in-game setting.

is this game supposed to be bad? because it failed at everything, INCLUDING being bad

It seems like this game was developed by a solo developer, especially since I noticed from the update history that it has already been in development for about two years. Keep up the great work! In my opinion, there are still many things that could be improved in the game. I really like the starting town because it is quite large and has a lot of potential. It just needs some gradual improvements, especially with the stages and backgrounds, since some of them feel repetitive. The playable character could also use some improvement. The character image feels a bit too cropped. Maybe the developer could create AI-generated character animations with a green screen background, then remove the green background during editing. This could make the character look more like a GIF with a transparent background and fit better into the game. The prices of items and equipment could also use some balancing because they feel extremely expensive. I honestly don't know where I'm supposed to make money in the early game. There are also not many instructions or guidance at the beginning, so adding some tutorials would really help new players understand how to earn money, upgrade equipment, and prog…

Fujisan Nobori is an indie Japanese role-playing game developed and published by JIYUTORISEI that embraces traditional RPG mechanics while giving its adventure a distinctly Japanese identity. Rather than sending players into a familiar fantasy kingdom, the game revolves around the mysteries hidden within Mount Fuji, where unexplained disappearances have become an unsettling phenomenon. The protagonist embarks on a dangerous expedition to uncover the truth, turning Japan's most recognizable landmark into the centerpiece of a lengthy dungeon-crawling adventure. While the narrative itself remains relatively straightforward, it provides enough motivation to keep players progressing through an impressive number of increasingly difficult areas. The heart of the experience lies in its extensive character progression. Fujisan Nobori offers five playable classes, each bringing different strengths and tactical possibilities to the party. Whether players prefer the balanced approach of the Shogun, the agility of the Ninja, ranged attacks from the Archer, magical abilities from the Mage, or the more unconventional Younger Sister class, every choice opens new opportunities for experimentation.…

This game is still in early stages and needs some story added. It also doesn't have a ton of content yet. If the creator keeps up on this, I can see it being really fun and simple. It's worth the $1.99 to encourage development.