R-Naught

Is very cash money so im not usually a fan of 2d rpg games but i used know the person who made this game for he was a substitute at my school that every liked so i made an exception. This game isnt half bad, it is a great indie game with good sound tracks and great game-play. if i were to criticize it on one thing it would be that 1:its a bit difficult to go to full screen, at least for me. and 2: its is a bit pricey ps: i have not finished the game.

Writing this review well before i complete the game just because. As an avid jrpg player theres a lot to like about the game. The gameplay is fairly simple as you'd expect from a turn based jrpg and plays really well with just a mouse and a keyboard. When you enter battles you have your basic command you select from and thats basically it. Nothing to fancy here. The soundtrack took a few minutes or so for me to get used to but as the game progressed theres some decent sounding themes here. The one thing i do like is you never here the same battle theme over and over again. It constantly switched it up i think there are 4 or 5 different tracks it switches through. It keeps the pace going really well. Speaking of pace the game is also fairly well balanced if the developer doesn't want you going into a place yet the game will surley let you know by kicking your butt. But 9 times out of 10 it's always worth trying to power through the side caves and solving the puzzles with in so pack plenty of items. The story is obviously based on the current goings on and making fun of tropes and what not from what the past couple of years have been like so it's a good laugh as well. But it do…

Peak game, I do not want to say much because it would be better if you play it on your own, but I do think it is a great game.

Clunky but interesting indie RPG sorta similar to Earthbound. Characters have minimal personality and the story is a little hard to follow at times, but from what I understood, there's a pandemic similar to COVID (but with werewolves) and you're looking for your sister, and then you find her and go to space, complete some lengthy trials, and fight Elon Musk (Ellen Mollusk) and Jeff Bezos (Wizros). The story involves progressing from one area to another in a mostly linear way (with some side quests). Controls are weird (I had to use trackpads on Deck to select attacks in battle), the game has some bugs that were never ironed out, and I learned midway through that the resolution was wonky so I couldn't even see many of the enemies/areas displayed throughout the game, including the last boss. Inventory/equipping is a bit clunky. The true last boss makes you use the rover which I tried my best to avoid up to that point :( Entertaining experience overall, but you have to be willing to be patient with it.