Cat of Monte Cristo

[url=https://jannekeparrish.com/reviews/cat-of-monte-cristo] Full review [/url] [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/44626948-Loons/] My curator page [/url] In Cat of Monte Cristo, you play as Edmond Dantes, a cat person sailing on a trip to Alba. There, he agrees to help the captain of his ship carry a mysterious letter back to Marseilles (or Merseilles - spelling is not this game’s strong suit). Upon his arrival in Marseilles, Edmond is arrested, thrown in prison, and must think of a way to escape and return to his true love, Mercedes. Cat of Monte Cristo is a JRPG, and as such, follows all the standard JRPG mechanics. It uses party-based, turn-based combat mechanics, and an absolutely boundless sea of random encounters. Each character has a unique set of abilities powered by a combination of mana and “TP,” with TP charging as the character takes actions and receives damage. Items and equipment augment the characters’ combat abilities, though the game is nowhere near long enough to make use of the sheer number of items I rummaged out of the chests I found. I’ll be blunt: Cat of Monte Cristo is a game I picked up for $.73 at some point, likely because it had the word “…