RPG Fighter League

Probably never leaving early access, the last update was over a year and a half ago. That being said, for the price, it's more than worth it as is. Edit: I stand corrected. updates have resumed after the long hiatus and I'm excited to see where this game goes. I'll be starting a new playthrough right now :)

Great concept, fun turn based style, pretty decent amount of recruits, tons of secrets all over. It could use more leagues, but after 20 hours I still haven't beaten it, and don't plan to anytime soon, as the last league is pretty rough. You can craft items, buy and sell items, you gain experience to level up and SP from battle that you use to give your guys passive stat bonuses. The heroes have a lot of skills they unlock as they level up and you usually play with a party of 4, but sometimes it's rarely 3, and the later stages allow a party of 5, which is nice. You can even get an armor piece that anyone can wear that doubles experience gain for the wearer. That is especially nice because only the recruits in your party gain experience from battle. I think you can really get a lot of time out of this game, but there are some aspects to it that I wish were expanded on, if not downright fixed. There is a certain area where you can talk to a man who offers 3 more leagues, but when you click on them nothing happens. I don't know if I was even supposed to get to him, as you have to walk through a wall and around the edge of the arena. So, more leagues to play in would be nice, but I…

This game has a lot of bad grammar and a few things that aren't explained here and there, BUT It has a lot of heart. It does not take itelf very seriously but it also isn't a tryhard game. It is quirky and weird with it's story and characters and it's kinda clichee but kinda not. The game has a friendship system where you get skillbooks from you teammates when fighting together enough times and there are secrets everywhere. The combat system is a jrpg system where each character has their own action speed dependant on their agility and if you are familiar with that there is nothing really new here but everything that is there is quite good. If you play a lot of jrpgs then it is probably going to be an easy game as long as you use any form of tried and true tactic but it is not braindead even if you know exactly what you are doing. I don't feel like the game wastes my time since everything moves on so fast but you can theoretically grind everything forever if you feel the need to do so but you never have to. All in all I like this game for what it is and for what it isn't. I like fighting and party levelling in jrpgs, making tactical decisions about what gear to wear and wich party…

Lazily made grinding game. Like most others from RPG Maker this one has an extremely limited world in which to play. Its mostly about grinding thru the same areas repeatedly and building up various special points so you can buy more goodies so you can grind more in the grinding area and repeat forever. Devs really didn't want to put in too much effort so they copies other games mechanics that force you to spend a lot of time in a small map performing mindless repetitive tasks for hours. It took me a little while to grasp this and I wanted to be sure but its sadly true. Theres almost no genuine content here. Cannot recommend unless you really love grinding. Theres also a ton of grammar and spelling errors all over the text but thats minor when you consider the game itself isnt worth much.

Helped the developer with the spell checking during the first few months of release on the store. The developer was quite active during this short period, and despite the language barrier, I was patient and made it work so we could get the game updated more frequently and fix some errors/bugs that may have been present during that time.

fun anda great experience