Frameland: A Binary Tale

Honestly depresses me how unknown this game is in the indie rpg community. You can clearly see how passionate the team was when making it. Well paced story with no fluff that respects your time, fun and well developed cast of characters whom I will miss. If you love turn based rpgs, you're doing yourself a disservice not playing Frameland.

Real hidden gem! From writing to combat, everything here is engaging.

More RPGs should not be afrid of being short. 10 hour Main story, no bloat just as long as needed

This was a fabulous game! I enjoyed the story and found it easy to follow and want to continue. At first, I was a bit concerned about the main character's writing, but as the story progressed, things made much more sense. I think this game is well-written. As far as battles go, it follows a similar trend of timed attacks/defending with a "break" element. They can feel a bit repetitive at times, but new abilities help alleviate this. I found no real need to grind until I reached an optional dungeon at the end of the game, but even then, I didn't grind for long. If you like grinding, it's totally a thing. I'd say this game was well worth the cost at full price.

For those who appreciate pixel art without any AI interference. It looks great and sounds great (16-bit soundtrack)!!! The turn-based combat is absolutely mad. Just look at how the main character moves… and what a jump! Heh heh, the combat animation is brilliant (you’ll know what I mean). I’m inspired by long games, but I don’t have the time for them. Meet the ‘medium-length’ game, which fits perfectly into my 10–15 hours of gaming time per week!

such a charming little rpg the pixel art and soundtrack are ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ great, but i think the best part is how much random stuff you can interact with. the world actually feels worth exploring combat is simple but the timed attacks and blocks keep it from getting boring. story and characters grew on me a lot too short game, no filler, good vibes