Dungeon Dreams 2

I wish I could recommend this game, but it cannot be completed as published due to a scripting error. Any protagonist who completes the "Ice, Ice, {name}" quest while using a certain housing option is hard-locked, as the forced movement in a cutscene places you inside a wall. The developer has a discord for reporting bugs, but appears to be ignoring it in favor of working on their next game. More generally, the writing is mediocre and the gameplay suffers from a few poor decisions (its traps are simply bad game design), but the core loop is solid and engaging. As far as RPGMaker titles go, this would otherwise be a solid demonstration of excellent fundamentals. Unfortunately, I can't recommend a game I can't finish without editing save files.

This is quite possibly one of the best RPG Maker games I've played. The sheer amount of content in this game is crazy. You can choose your class and it will affect the story progression and the faction you can join. The amount of companions and love interests available surpasses most other games with those aspects as their focus, they have diverse designs and personality, most of them even have unique interactions with other companions. You can even romance the main rival if you so desire. Events are numerous and they start depending on your progress on the Flux, most of them are optional, so you're encouraged not to rush your playthrough. Some events also could happen slightly differently depending on whether or not you have done other events. Current playtime does not reflect my real playtime because I've played this game outside steam as well, and I'm already on my third playthrough.

Loved it 10/10

i wanted to like this game so much but this is waste your time the game, there is so much repetitive back tracking its not fun i hope you enjoy watching auto battle for 20 mintues to get back to the right floor and events are spaced so far apart its like the only point of the game is grinding but thats not the worse part. Everything so obscure, theres a hint cat but they are random. Got a girl you like? hope you ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ stumble into her events i guess :/. this game needed some serious quality of life that im afraid its never gonna get

I bought this game five days ago and already have forty hours logged. I have spent ten hours straight playing this game three days in a row, and I still haven't completed my first playthrough. Despite this, I 've already started planning my next several playthroughs. I have been playing it so much that it's been appearing in my dreams. The price is franky incredible for how much enjoyment I've gotten out of it, though I would not suggest this game if you wish to to anything other than play this game. (I may be somewhat obsessed). So yes, I would absolutely recomment this game. :3

Warning: This game includes highly sexualised character designs in certain scenes. There is an optional hot spring area with kitsune characters whose clothing barely covers anything, and the dialogue asks you to comment on how they look. I personally find this deeply uncomfortable and it significantly impacted my enjoyment. If you're sensitive to this type of content, consider this a heads-up before starting. I certainly don't like the skimpy clothing of some of the characters throughout the base game. This is annoying from start to finish. I don't understand why this is necessary. Just give them proper clothing. Progression Block (Level 35 Race): The quest on level 35 of the dungeon where you race an NPC is poorly designed. I could not complete it normally, and it's mandatory to progress. Eventually I had to edit the save file to continue. This shouldn't exist. Some players mention a specific spell workaround, but that requires a specific character class. If you aren't that class, you'd need to redo the entire game. Really poor game design. Character Introductions: Every time you meet a new character, their drawing enlarges and animates from bottom to top. It's repetitive, wast…