Dice and the Tower of the Reanimator: Glorious Princess

[h1]Bambooblade or Bamboofist?[/h1] [h2]Story[/h2] Bambooblade's one and only mission in this game is to climb the Reanimator's tower to find the cure to Princess Gloria's disease. There really isn't much else to the story until the end of the game, where you discover that there was actually a major decision point in the very first stage of the game that determines whether or not you'll kill or spare your enemies, and you'll have to replay the game to get the other ending. This decision point actually helps set up the conflict between the light countries and the Dark Realm in future installments of the Peacemaker series. Although the Glorious Princess herself is mentioned in the title, we don't really get a lot of characterization for her, since she spends most of the game in the castle. We also don't really get the same amount of worldbuilding as Hero King Quest, so it's hard to tell what Bambooblade's homeland is like. At the very least, it's implied that the Silver Kingdom has different priorities from the Cerulean Land, but these priorities aren't specified. That said, there is a decent amount of characterization for the Reanimator, making it easier to appreciate her role in…

It uses the same dice-based gameplay system as Case 02: Paranormal Evil, and IMO it's a really cool little setup for a dungeon crawler. Just wish this was longer - it's literally just over an hour long. I think this basic setup has the potential to be used in a longer, more fleshed-out RPG. Worth a playthrough, though. A little expensive for the duration, like most of this creator's games.

big game for people who like rng (me)