Lucid Path

This is a relatively short game with a mix of genres and a RPG like story that doesn't get too much in details of lore, it's straightforward, but still very engaging. But I feel the whole point of this game, which is driven down very well, is so much a lesson for game development that it should be played by all game devs... it's a huge spoiler, so I'll save it for the end of the review. So, despite the story being a relatively simple RPG fantasy story, it's still quite fun... has some humor in it, some spookyness, and perhaps some stuff people might not expect. Mechanics divide between an auto scroller with automatic battles in which you keep advancing or you get thrown out of the dungeon to git gud. xD Outside in the village you can train to get better stats, do quests to get gold and experience points, and you can buy new gear to equip yourself better. The interesting twist on this one is that the work/quest part is also automatic, so what you actually do is play minigames to "pass time", but actually your performance in minigames is what will give you gold and exp. You do multiple runs over and over to progress the story. It's an addictive sequence. [spoiler] Minor spoiler, ther…

Fun little game! Reminds me of Swords and Souls with the minigames used for work/training. Nice diverse battle mechanics. About 4 hrs of content. To 100% the game achievements, just have to do well at the minigames and finish the game.

Its like a low budget version of Undertale. Dont let the slow/boring start fool you... it gets really fast later. That being said... i wish i knew i was able to train at the castle... However note that the UI is just awful making you switch from keyboard to mouse frecuently. For the price tag it was certainly a treat. I am only sad that by the time i got to understand the game it was allready over.

absolutely amazing the story is very good, the balance with horror and joking time is also amazing the whole game is amazing and only for 5 bucks best game i bought here

Fun little semi-auto RPG that has a few twists along the way. It's fairly short, and should only take a few hours to beat, but it was definitely a fun game. A few small gripes... - [spoiler] When the game goes to grey scale, it is REALLY tedious to check the quality of the items in the shop. Maybe make it a bit easier to tell the difference in quality at those points? [/spoiler] - a couple of the achievements for the mini-games are borderline luck based, especially in the last two. The jumping game is exceptionally hard due to not knowing when to start jumping, and it is very difficult to practice. It's super punishing as well if you take off at the wrong time. And the spear shielding one is just bonkers when it gets super fast. If it were somehow predictable, it wouldn't be as bad... Overall, definitely think this is worth the buy. The story is interesting without being too predictable (there are definitely some treats in there that I didn't see coming). Aside from the gripes, I really enjoyed this one!

This game is some strange but beautifull patchwork thingy. None of the parts would make anything better than a flash game, but put together, they are worth so much. Nothing is amazing, and everything can quickly become boring, but you'll never have to play with them enough to be bored. There's enough new things coming to keep you entertained, the story is good, there's enough surprise to keep you on your toes.