Verdungo

I've never seen plants and other resources repopulate in an rpgmaker game. Very cool so far, being slowed down in areas that there are encounters is a bit annoying but overall a great first impression of the game.

This is another great RPG from Wolf's Moon Studio. Lots of side quests and interactions. Highly recommended.

I got this one because I liked wormskull which is from the same dev, wormskull is the second work and verdungo is the third one so I was hoping to see dev's improvements, the faction new thing is nice and cool but it still need some work, the rework of mining and fishing were good too but has some flaws i had to return to early places to level up, the battle is very challenging even at late game the problem is in the early game with no mana regen items and no passive mana regen.. I was struggling to survive not because the enemies were that strong but my entire party were too weak and barely no mana, every time in town i had to stocks 75+ mana potions, could have some mana regen like every +-100 tiles regen 1 mana should be far enough in early game, the game for me has 2 big problems lack of story or motivation to go to save verdungo and the size of map with a lot of meanless rooms to explore, even important places were too big. The crafting of armor/weapon in verdungo has no point i finished the game only using drop/reward gears, in wormskull i had to craft almost every piece to min/max my party. Some improvements in comparasion with wormskul * Exilir can be purchased * D…

For a RPG maker game, gameplay is somewhat decent. You have a lot of character options to choose from but I don't think they're balanced at all. For example I played with Warrior, Cleric, Mage and the archer character. By the end game mage basically just took over with comet spell and nothing the other characters does come even close to that. Warrior with onslaught is good, don't get me wrong but the archer was basically dead weight at end game. I looked at the other characters and I think it would be VERY hard to beat the game without a damage dealer like mage. The reason I don't recommend this game however is because story is basically nonexistent. Even FF1 has more story than this. Overall it's not THAT bad but you can find much better rpgmaker games with actual, good story.

This is the third game by Wolfs Moon Studios and the games continue to get better and better. This one made a big jump in terms of presentation and pacing, and is a much tighter, very enjoyable experience (the first two games were very fun as well but not as polished). The crafting system from Wormskull is back with some improvements, mostly by making the actual activities (mining, fishing, etc.) much more streamlined and enjoyable. Unfortunately the menus are the same, meaning all of your items, including the millions of crafting materials you’ll acquire, are in one giant list with no sorting or filtering options. Another change is that you pick four characters at the beginning and they never change out. Much better than the two previous games where your party members were continually being swapped, lost, reunited, etc. Here you get to build your team up and really get to know them instead of having them leave just when you’re starting to cook with them. I ended up with about 13 hours of game time. I played it entirely on Steam Deck, and it did have some problems with freezing. The game froze on me 4 or 5 times probably. Save often! Overall this is a great retro-style JRPG, an…

The game is purposely made to look old school. It's challenging but if you're smart and tenacious, then you'll enjoy playing this game for hours on end.