Forget Westbury Falls: Disc One

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I love you Laura Dagny

I don't usually leave reviews on the games; but this game really deserves more attention. I played a lot of RPG maker games and I really can recommend to any lover of this genre to try this game. I can't believe how good the game progression is made with huge amount content and many different elements, also really deep personalities of the characters; which is rare to find these days especially for a free game; and I really love how long the gameplay is while the story is really good and interesting for the whole time. A few of the fights were a probably bit more rough for me than I expected but somehow I managed to progress since the story was so good I just had to finish it. I got really invested in the story, so I can't wait for the Disc 2! In the meantime I will try a few more games from this creator because it seems they really know what they are doing. And I also loved the music in the game! The only thing I would say this game is missing is maybe some info sheet with some short non-spoiler guide for a few parts of the game, or something similar, because I am sure I missed some side-content which I found out too late unfortunately because I really wouldn't mind to spend a …

It's rare that I enjoy longform RPG games, but between the expressive and fun cast, engaging and digestible combat, excellent soundtrack and intricate story, I really do love this game. I love a story that isn't afraid to be deep and connected, keeping you invested without spoon-feeding you the same plot beats over and over - and I've been a fan of MollyAvast's writing style for years. I've sunk tens of hours into this game without feeling like any time passed at all, and that's a serious feat on my behalf. Can't recommend enough!!

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[h1]Before I played Forget Westbury Falls: Disc One, I had a small pp, no friends, no gf, depression, and no life. These things havent changed, but the game is pretty good[/h1]