Dungeon Antiqua

I played this game after playing the second, and honestly it's hard to recommend. It's is very old-school and harkens back to the Wizardry games of NES yore very strongly. It sends your characters back to level 1 when you change classes. It has basically no story and is all gameplay, but even the gameplay is pretty janky and the boss fights aren't that great. IMO, just play the second.

It's a short and sweet Wizardrylike that looks a lot like oldschool Final Fantasy. It's cute! I love the PC sprites. I think the sequel is probably more worth your time, as it's a significantly more interesting game. But like I said, this game is pretty short so IMO it's worth checking out.

Funn"ish" for what it is. Very basic and unimaginative.

Short, sweet and easy to replay JRPG. It's the simple fun of quick and pleasant JRPG dungeon crawling like Final Fantasy III or Dragon Quest III - make a team, give em jobs/classes, and get as far as you can before going back to town to save. Gameplay is quick enough so battles won't take too long, there's fun in grinding and finding which next job will work best for your party member and it's jsut pleasant and relaxing to play. There are some older quirks that won't be everyone's cup of tea - D&D style spell charges over MP system, having to trek back to town manually (though you can unlock a spell to warp) and - for more objective criticism - the ending was a bit too sudden, and the post-game content was a bit too annoying for my taste. That being said, I still think this is a good treat for everyone who is into older JRPGs or trying to get into them with something quick and simple that you can pick up and play multiple times. The random dungeon generation originally put me off, but it's generated per playthrough, so i don't find it intrusive.

Amazing. It is a love letter of Final fantasy 1

This game was fun, it was simple, easy to beat, but also has a lot of hidden love to it, I enjoyed the retro feeling to it, and memorizing the dungeons was not a hard task to do, all in all a worth while purchase.