amazin' George 2 Digital Deluxe

Amazin' George 2 is a fairly standard JRPG but the things it does well are all excellent and the things it fumbles on are minor and easy to overlook. Story: The story follows old school JRPG conventions where there is a simple starting goal (in this case find your master) that takes a while to solve, and then there is a twist that sets up the final portion of the game. The dialogue is told through poetry and it lends a lighthearted feel to the story. This is nice for a change as too many rpgs have high stakes serious storytelling. Gameplay: The gameplay is fairly standard. You move around local maps with visible enemies you have to fight (I think they are limited and don't respawn which is nice), and you move around an overworld map featuring all of these locations where you get RNG fights similar to Final Fantasy or Dragon Quest. The combat system is turn based featuring abilities, items, guarding, attacking, and fleeing. A nice quality of life feature is that fleeing works 100% of the time so you aren't stuck in battles you don't want to fight. Each local map has treats which are the game's currency scattered around so you get to collect them as you clear the area of enemies. T…

Amazin’ George 2 is a bad game with good elements. All of the pieces of a good game are here, but the way it is set up created a game that I struggled to get through. Amazin’ George 2’s weakest trait is its gameplay. One of the first problems I noticed was that the balance was really out of whack. So I think the first forest is supposed to have enemies, but mine did not so when I just find the items and then left. After that though when you go to the main map I was vastly outclassed to the point where I died in my first fight. See that is even worse because the game only saves when you tell it to (it should ask you to do it or automatically do it upon rest), so I had to restart the game all over again. That is not a great start, and poor starts put people off from your games. So what I ended up doing was farming, running from the hard fights when they occurred, then constantly running back and forth between the inn and the main map to heal between every fight or two, which was extremely tedious. After this, however, once I had the money to buy the boots and a few levels under my belt fights became extremely easy with very little risk involved. Combat at that point mostly involved …

[code]For other game reviews, please [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/40640212/]follow us at What The Game?[/url][/code] amazin' George 2 is a simple JRPG style exploration game with a basic turn-based combat mode. The theme centers around George the magic wielding cat on quest to find his 'master'. The graphical style is a mix of '90s era textures and models, but a few are quite detailed compared to George himself (e.g., giant wasps). There are many connected maze-like zones that George puzzles through. The sound is very basic and includes an arcade style background music loop, which changes with each zone. The first task a player will have to undertake is figuring out how to move and interact in the world, as no instructions are provided in the game and there isn't a way to display the controls or remap the controls. There is a manual available on the Steam store page for the game that gives a rundown of the controls. Random pecking of the keys will also ferret out the basic controls; WASD/arrow keys, enter/space bar, QE for rotate, VC for camera zoom, etc. The mouse cursor and mouse tracking could have been used for camera positioning, movement, and world interactio…

An incredible game with an incredible story This easily takes the top spot out of any games I have ever played, I highly recommend this to everyone However, like the description says the topic can be a bit much, and the game heavily impacted me after completing it It was still a lot of fun to play though, and I definitely had a blast 11/10