The Dragons' Twilight III

Another winner rpg from Landy. Engrossing story, fast combat with plenty of different creatures and monsters and bosses, 8 characters to select from with different skills, interesting quests, made this rpg a must play. Plenty of equipment to buy and find with great graphics and many hours of enjoyment. Already looking forward to the 4th game in this series. A bigtime bonus is that the developer responds quickly to answer any questions and fixes bugs immediately (a rarity with Steam rpgs). Highly recommended.

Don't much like this game. The hunger is unnecessary and serves no useful purpose in a game like this. I don't mind grinding but I didn't even get a weapon to use for two of my people until I got to a town. Also, the graphics were disappointing after playing his other games. But I'll give it a thumbs up because the developer is nice and you might like it.

The game is well put together, funny and has decent gameplay with quality of life things like quick travel and the ability to stop monster battles once you get sick of them. If you've played the previous dragon's twilight games or like decent rpg's this fits the bill.

Awesome!

I am enjoying the game very much. There is lots to do and I love how it has different difficulty settings. The journal for quests is always a nice addition. I am however bummed, I tried to beat the boss in the volcano to the south so I could obtain the heart of the betrayer. I couldn't beat her so I left and went and defeated other dragons. When I went back to the volcano, she is still on the throne but will no longer interact with me so I can not engage in battle. I don't think I will be able to finish the game now because I have no save files from before I tried her the first time and I have way to many hours in to restart the whole game. It was a fun game, perhaps the developer can apply a fix for this issue.

Overall, a good game. Even if I wish there had been a bit more background information on the individual characters. I would give it 8 out of 10 stars. What didn't particularly convince me was this Rift. It's all well and good that they offer a virtually endless dungeon (endless = 100 levels). But the rewards for completing it leave a lot to be desired. Better gear... all well and good. But the items are so rare. And then there's (in my opinion) the unfairness of the enemies. From around level 30-40 (I can't remember), they start beating the party to pieces. While you don't have any opportunity to grind. Okay, you can take the special gear you find with you on your next visit... but the enemies are still far too difficult, and items for healing and replenishing SP/MP are too rare. As with most J-RPGs, the special features or interesting rewards end around the middle of the game. After that, you just work through the remaining dungeons until you reach the final boss. With a lot of downtime (the game continued while I watched a movie), I finished it in just over 30 hours.