Fun Zone Omega

I gave Fun Zone Omega an honest go, I've completed the game. I cannot recommend it. Fun Zone Omega is as if Xoo: Xeno Xafari was transplanted into the setting of Alien Squatter, then buried under heaps and heaps of the most basic and tedious "combat encounters" imaginable. I could rant more, but I'd rather leave you with this: Go play other A. Hagen works, fascinating games, most of them free! Then consider paying for FZO out of respect for their artistry.

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(TLDR: A Fun indie RPG with engaging dialogue, entertaining characters, and amazing exploration mechanics) First of all, I should note that the game works perfectly on Steam Deck, just make sure to put it in full screen on the title screen settings. I first became aware of this game while browsing the JRPG options for the Steam Next Fest. I don’t even know what initially drew me to this game other than the fact that it seemed like a cute, Phantasy Star-like experience. The game follows a group of 4 adventurers as they are sent on a mission to excavate a hypercapitalist post-apocalyptic earth. The game does a really good job of balancing absurdist humor with staying true to its premise. What I mean by this is that sometimes indie JRPGs go a bit too far on the goofy side to the point that the experience feels more like a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ than anything else. While Fun Zone certainly has goofy elements, it takes its premise seriously enough to the point that I was thoroughly invested. What I found to be by far the best part of this game was its writing. The area descriptions do a good job of painting a vivid scene with the game's minimalist graphics. Certain things, like mermaid hunting, …

i see the best bits of Andi's previous works put together in another fun, lore-rich world. good tweaks on classic rpg conventions makes for interesting gameplay but still comfortable. there's no movement limitations this time around; instead you're basically limited by your party's power and how much you're willing to risk due to random battle encounters. also really appreciate that this engline allows you to play the entire game with only a mouse!

"Fun Zone Omega" is an old-school top-down party-based RPG with nice exploration and progression and the newest game of indie dev A. Hagen. You play a bonkers cast of mutants trying to find a space ark in a postapocalyptic corporate tourist island. There are some unique movement-/survival-skills with the different characters, no consumables (which is a plus in my opinion, makes the experience more streamlined) but unfleeable combat encounters (which can be offputting for some I guess). Overall nothing groundbreaking, but fun for the worldbuilding, the "how-far-can-I-push-myself?"- gameplay and the writing (which is always great). The last dungeon may require a bit of grinding, but nevertheless a solid and quirky retro-time! (If you never heard of the dev, try their free games out, they are well worth your time!)

A fun little indie jaunt, the writing is really good! I would recomend playing in sessions and not in a marathon. As an Rpg it's ok with some fun combat encounters, you really have to balance your time out away from camp and resources.