Tiranogg

I bought the game on sale for about 10 dollars Canadian. I'd say it's worth that much, and not really more. Now, the game itself is actually built very competently. It's got solid gameplay, good art, and a unique UI. I also really enjoyed the maps and some of the characters. However, it's a very linear game that doesn't really give a lot of direction. If you don't pay attention to what characters tell you, the quest guide isn't much more help. It lists things like locations, but at the same time, the game itself does not readily NAME those location (IE: a name in the corner popping up when you enter the map. Still, it's not a BAD game, it just lacks a certain something that I can't put my finger on. Like I said: it's well made, but not perfect, and lacks a 'spark' Still, grab it on sale if you like JRPGs. For a VX game, it's actually really nicely done.

So many passability errors, weird bugs (too many to name), spelling errors etc. You can tell that nobody else tested this game before launch.

Pros: good story, interesting characters, good gameplay Cons: hard to figure out where to go/what to do next, even with the quest log. Hard to get resources b/c of cost, and you can only "equip" some of your skills, and then the CD time in which you can use them is long.