Millennium 5 - The Battle of the Millennium

I couldn't finish this game. It has so many design flaws. Again we can transfer something from the last part. Again our levels/skills are reduced. This time we don't even have a chance to get some equipment for our members....no, expect for an temple where you can raise some stats there is only the starting (LONG) dungeon. And mind you...raising stats sounds nice...oh, wait we need money....but there are next to nothing enemies that give money! And there is no shop to sell/buy something!! So your party is again highly underpowered!!! You can now spend the next hours raising some meager stats....or simple delete this game and play a better one!!!! Oh, have I mentioned that you may have spent your money for raising stats on the wrong people? Because after around 1 hour playtime your party splits and you are left with characters you may have never before used much in the other parts.

I played all previous and enjoyed. This one is a POS.

Outdated graphics and illogical controls. levels are dull and mechanics are stuck in monotony. feels like the game is only for nostalgia or to regret your gaming choices. not worth it.

Millennium 5 – The Battle of the Millennium is the climactic finale to Aldorlea Games’ long-running Millennium saga, bringing together years of narrative buildup into a decisive confrontation that aims to reward dedicated followers of the series. Developed and published by Aldorlea Games, the title stays firmly rooted in classic RPG Maker traditions, embracing old-school turn-based combat, sprite-based exploration, and a sprawling fantasy narrative driven by an ensemble cast. As the fifth entry in a continuous storyline, it is less an isolated adventure and more the concluding chapter of a multi-game epic, designed primarily for players who have followed Marine and her companions from humble beginnings to the brink of a revolutionary showdown. The story centers on Marine’s bold plan to challenge oppressive rule in Mystrock by invoking an ancient martial law that could turn the political tide. However, the odds are stacked heavily against her. With only days to prepare, she and her diverse group of allies must train, strategize, and strengthen their bonds in preparation for a climactic battle. The narrative leans heavily on continuity, weaving in references, character arcs, and unr…

https://youtu.be/a8YDr7zNBRI Even five games into the narrative the characters still bicker constantly like children and act with general disdain to each other that does the story no favors.

I don't know why people liked the story of a whiny, immature 15 yo who even tried to burn down the house of a guy she was trying to recruit. The story goes that she saw some squirrels helping each other so she decides to help the whole world by beating the mean old guys who rule her world in a tournament. I did like most of the games in the series' gameplay so I'll give it a positive.