Roll of Fate

[h1]Roll of Fate[/h1] [i]⚠️⚠️⚠️Keep in the mind this is my honest review maybe different preference with you , I will share what I feel when I played this game.⚠️⚠️⚠️[/i] My Score : 6.5/10 Total Hours : 1-2 hours (Depend how fast you learn how to play this games. And your desire to unlock all scenes, also all Steam Achievements) [b] Positive side : ✔️✔️✔️✔️ [/b] 1. The visual and art-style very good and unique 2. Have music and ambient sound effects during playing the game 3. Steam Achievements 4. Gallery for track your unlocked Ending 5. Price : get when got discount for more worth 6. Have multiple choices and Ending also if you familiar with DnD game with roll the dice BUT there is point need your attention ⛔⛔⛔⛔⛔⛔ 1. Unity Engine : Lack of feature, : example -Can't manual save anywhere and anytime -Can't ctrl to skip dialogues for replay ability , yes there is auto button but very slow faster we click in arrow button -Next image render cant just click in any where image, but must click button arrow -Settings always back to default, everytime if you quit the game and log in game again you must adjust resolution of monitor -Can't Windowed mode 2. Bug : There is …

It's a neutral review. As much as I was excited at the very beginning of the game, I am disappointed now. I try to never review unfinished games but after numerous attempts it feels like a total waste of time now. I'd be happy to return to it later if someone creates a guide or the devs fix all the issues. I see after the launch of the project, they actively responded to all the complaints and made several updates. The last one was in October last year. Now it feels like the game is just abandoned, sadly. I'd like to be wrong though. [u] Complaints: [/u] --Bugs. It looks like at the very beginning there were a lot of issues, the majority fixed now. But with some specific choices the game keeps freezing and you can't do anything about it, no way to proceed further:( This issue was reported in August last year but no response... --English should be edited, again sigh. There's even a steam discussion why it's always 'dice' instead of 'die' O_o With so many deaths it's really distracting:( Writing in general is not very immersive and convincing. I couldn't make myself care about those characters, perhaps it's just too short to feel really involved. https://steamcommunity.com/shar…

EDIT: 19.07.2024 Changes in the Game: - Empty Text Field Issue Fixed - Second Chapter Cleared Achievement Fixed - Story-Telling Issues Fixed (although Tate = Teytom in the translations?) - GREAT: Skipping Added (you can skip, when you press the spacebar, hurray!) Since I didn’t want to make my review cluttered after the changes, I deleted the parts that were fixed and added the issues that now persist. First of all, a thank you to the developers for giving me a free copy. And also thank you for your reply, Wanderer, and thanks to everyone for taking my comments into account! I'm glad I could help. I still can’t change this to a positive review because of the game crashes, however the game drastically improved regarding the overall playability since my last review. And I have to say that I have a very positive opinion about the developers of this game because they actually listen to the feedback and even fixed most of the things I mentioned in my review. [b]Type of Game: [/b] Visual “Novel” [b]Length: [/b] About 1h When you start the game, you are greeted by a grotesque picture of a monstrosity. After a bit of confusion, it turns out that this monstrosity was part of a dungeo…

I received this product for free in order to produce a review for the game. Initially I intended to complete a play through of the game before posting a review. Unfortunately, my progression was halted through a buggy button, preventing me from progressing to the next stage in the story through the options that I chose. The game is not currently at a stage that I can recommend to others. I won't discuss the plot elements in depth, but the story involves a discontent GM being kidnapped and dropped into a Battle Royale scenario. The plot development up until the point I played was typical for that type of story, although at times developments by characters did appear contrived or unbelievable. Mechanically the game introduces two choices at certain points, and allows you to randomise your selection through your dice. Aside from this interaction the other UI elements are minimalist. As for the design of the game, the art style and the music selection is good in my opinion. Unfortunately the music is dis-serviced through sharp transitions between slides, and a single repeating track for several scenes that also ends and begins with a sharp transition.