Strangers of the Power

This game is promising, but unfortunately I cannot give a positive opinion. This game is only available in English, a simple Google translation will win players. The use of the "Esc" key would be a good point to pass the texts. The use of "0" to erase the text of the nicknames, is not practical. After 10 minutes of playing, I didn't feel like playing anymore. Notice to the developer, the base is good, but the dress is not seller.

Pros: +Simple to learn +Graphics +Audio Cons: -Very short -Repetitive (you play as 3 diff characters but it is basically similar if not same playthrough)

This is such a short RPG that it actually should be a DEMO. It has so many good elements but there doesn't seem to be enough to fully enjoy those elements. Difficult to recommend but at the same time harsh to downvote.

Strangers of the Power, developed and published by Tuomo Laine under the Tuomo’s Games label, is a compact, retro-inspired turn-based RPG that embraces the traditions of classic 16-bit era adventures while presenting a focused and accessible fantasy quest. Built with clear affection for old-school dungeon crawlers and RPG Maker-style design, the game centers on a mystical northern city plagued by dark witches and corrupt magic. Rather than attempting to compete with sprawling modern role-playing epics, it narrows its ambitions to delivering a straightforward, character-driven journey built around exploration, party synergy, and traditional turn-based combat. One of the game’s defining features is its trio of playable heroines, each offering a slightly different approach to combat and progression. Players can choose between distinct protagonists who fill different tactical roles, ranging from frontline durability to magical offense or agile precision. Each heroine is paired with a companion, creating a small but meaningful party dynamic that shapes how battles unfold. These pairings subtly encourage experimentation; while the main storyline remains consistent, the feel of combat sh…

Fun little RPG game that allows you to tackle a multi level dungeon with different teams, short but entertaining. Pick it up if you enjoy turn based RPG maker titles with more of an emphasis on combat/strategizing rather than story or puzzles.

The one dungeon in this game is the exact same no matter who you play it as. The characters are like different flavors of water: you can tell the difference between each of them from moment to moment, but when trying to remember them, only one sticks out from the rest. The character design is fine, except during the one kiss in this game where the characters look flat as a sidewalk. The lack of a fast forward or skip feature for repeating text makes the game more drawn out. The menu and the way the fights are spaced feel more awkward than original or good. The incredibly short story comes off as rushed rather than compact. (seriously, what villain just decides to not only take up residence in a small as town but also not lock the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ door AND leave anyone necessary resources to reach them) This is simple game at a low price. If you want a game that like that, maybe you'll enjoy this one. From a completionist's perspective, this game is very lacking and too repetitive.