Tales of Agaris

Has some bugs and is a short game but okay for free.

Does not work well with such a small screen. If we could get a full screen, or even a bigger window screen, that'd be great.

I just recently downloaded the game. So I cannot say much about the finished product. However, I have some thoughts about what I've played so far. It's a game using RPG Maker. I'm currently making a game using RPG Maker MZ. I know it's a lot of work. So respect on completing the game. However, there are some issues with the game I'd like to address. While the story seems good so far. The gameplay needs a little work. Battles are fine. I would just do away with the whole button pressing combos for some of the skills. Remove the clouds on the world map. Because they are not moving and are only a few; it looks like patches of snow. In towns make more houses/buildings you can walk in or at lease create a locked door. Have everyone talk or at least use one of the bubbles to show silence and so forth. The game needs a lot of editing especially in the text. Words are misspelled and grammar needs some work. I ran into a big issue with one of the events. *Spoiler: When you go to the grave with the pinion you revive the Lich. You lose and wake up to the south in someone's house. You can return to the grave and the event plays again like you were never there. A switch needs to be used so that…

ive tried worse, its not to bad and kinda short , short enough it was done before i was bored so that worked out

Is it a good game? [b] No [/b] is it replayable? [b] Not really [/b] Is it in a finished state at least? [b] some abilities are downright bugged and you can softlock yourself by wandering into the same area twice after a scene, the bugged moves just force you to alt +f4 the game [/b] Is the difficulty scaling interesting at least, a hard mode or something? [b] while there is a hard mode it's basically just giving the advantages and RNG to the enemies which often move in a scripted manner and just require you to grind your characters more. Sure it's actually harder due to no saves, shops and the game trying to kill you but it's manageable. [/b] So why play it? [b] There is something intriguing about seeing your mage be put to sleep, poisoned, sleep through most of the battle, wake up and cast dollar store indignation and wipe out the local cockatrice population. [/b]

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