Tales From Evenfall

This game is quite beautiful and relaxing. It has an ok story, with some funny references, and I liked the mechanics since we have the option to move our characters on the keyboard. My only issue with it is that I experienced some bugs, nothing too serious, but one of them was that even though I completed my quest it showed as incomplete, and I had to figure out what to do next by guessing, so sometimes I got stuck. Since the game is pretty new it`ll probably be fixed soon, so I didn`t mind it too much, I think this game has great potential to be a very fun and enjoyable experience, hope the developers keep updating it so we`ll have more things to explore.

Nice story line and am able to choose the class if you change your mind if you dont like your current class

Tales From Evenfall is a nostalgic role-playing adventure developed and published by Northward Games that proudly embraces the design philosophy of classic JRPGs while presenting an accessible story filled with charm and imagination. Rather than casting players as legendary champions from the very beginning, the game follows two ordinary friends, Zeke and Miles, whose lives are turned upside down after they are transported into the magical world of Edina. What begins as an unexpected journey quickly evolves into a desperate mission to stop the mysterious catastrophe known as the Evenfall, a destructive force threatening every corner of the realm. The premise combines lighthearted humor with traditional fantasy storytelling, creating an adventure that feels both familiar and inviting for fans of old-school role-playing games. The world of Edina serves as one of the game's greatest strengths. Players are encouraged to travel through a wide variety of environments that range from peaceful villages and lively cities to frozen landscapes, dense forests, and dangerous dungeons. Exploration goes beyond simply moving from one objective to the next, rewarding curiosity with optional quests…

That's a shame, I was really looking forward to a relaxing game. But seriously, what did you do to the graphics? Everything looks like it's running at half the resolution of the regular RPG Maker. And I just don't want to ruin my eyes.