Adventure Field™ 4

TL;DR: My view on this game might change after I beat it, however for now, I don't recommend this game unless you are okay with highly repetitive and shallow gameplay. The game feels... very shallow. It feels like one of those mobile games made with Unity by amature indie devs. As far as I have experienced, the game does not have many content. Enemies are the same one over and over again, dungeons are just the same maze with doors that only differ in layouts, NPC dialogues are mostly the same, 90% of side quests just require you to bring them certain items, story and characters are bland (the game is clearly made in Japanese and the translation although much better than machine translation, so feels a bit awkward. I tried looking for a way to switch to Japanese language, but it seems like the game only offers English, which is strange). One thing I don't understand is why they decided to not let wild roaming monster respawn. This makes collecting resources or leveling restricted. Normally in JRPGs it should be player's freedom to spend time grinding these things, even if it will make player overpowered certain stages. If they invested time into grinding, then just let them be str…

This game has a lot of potential! Feels like an old school RPG with a puzzles, strategy, and exploring. There are grammatical and spelling errors which I would have no problem helping out with (for a small fee of course ;) ) Overall the game has a lot of depth, good music, and some minor mechanical issues. If you are looking for a break from the latest RPG maker rehash this is a great buy.

I played "Adventure Field - Remake" before this one and I didn't like it. Too many things were just done wrong in that game. I called it a good first attempt, but a bad finished product. THIS game, the fourth in the series, is done considerably better. I actually enjoyed playing this one. I liked some of the things they did here, but some things I still didn't like. Let me break it down for you: The combat mechanics are fairly well balanced, with enemies who levelup as you do so they never feel super difficult but also never feel too easy. Sadly the magic/skills system is still pretty underpowered; if you're trying to use magic or skills instead of regular attacks then you're doing it wrong. Just stick with the "HULK SMASH!" approach for every fight, it's the best way to deal damage. The story is fleshed out for a change! Much better than the first game. NPC's actually send you on quests and everything in this one! Very nice. But sadly the English translation is somehow EVEN WORSE than the first game was. Please, guys, if you're going to publish a game in English either learn better English or get a better translator. It was REALLY REALLY BAD this time. I know…

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