War has ended in Seralia, but the scars are far from healed. Explore a dystopian landscape and build weapons from scrap parts to use in battle. Recruit companions and travel in style in your trusty motorbike as you uncover the depths of a deep government conspiracy. The future is vast.
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Hadn't heard much about this game but I enjoyed it. Every attack takes bullets/stock so even a basic attack you have to think about. Normally that would turn me off these days but I actually enjoyed the mechanic. It's a pretty basic, but enjoyable RPG. Not the longest either, think I was about 10 hours, so a decent break from the 60+ mammoth games out there.
I feel a little bad ranking this one so low, because I think they had some good ideas and I loved the gameboy aesthetic. The problem was, having a JRPG centered around consumable items loses its fun when you consume all of the items and you’re stranded without an ability to craft. In general, I’ve soured on crafting mechanics in games and it’s a fundamental part of this one. The game was also a little long-winded with dialogue so even though it was a short game, I dropped it after about 2 hours.
This game isn't finished.
I don't think it's that big of an ask to want something like sound effects in a pixel-art turn-based RPG. If it gets an update that adds basics like SFX I'll give this an honest go, but life is short and I don't like Early Access games pretending to be finished when they're obviously not.
Fix it.
I don't think it's that big of an ask to want something like sound effects in a pixel-art turn-based RPG. If it gets an update that adds basics like SFX I'll give this an honest go, but life is short and I don't like Early Access games pretending to be finished when they're obviously not.
Fix it.