OBSORBER'S PROFILE

Basically I feel that there are some RPG Maker Games that are underlooked. Some are very good but have got minimal attention as a comparison to others and these are also very good games. I am going to basically do some lets play videos emphasizing why these games need more attention. If you feel a game is under-looked and needs looking into then please feel free to contact me. The game has to be a full game, have little to no bugs and is based off you the communities opinions as well as myself. So far I am planning to Let's Try:
-Midnight Genesis Project
-The Fall of Terra

Thanks I've been doing some work on this Project recently.

I know right, ignore Squaresofts's lies about the theory. FF8 was the best because of the speculation allowed for the player. There were so many theories the player could speculate on that interrelated with the game. This is what made it the ultimate final fantasy. As speculation and imagination are what fantasy is about I give it a 10/10 for its fundamental focus. Everything about that game was fantastic. It allowed the player to win battles based on their intelligence and decision of what fantasy path they would like to go on. They got to choose what type of characters they had or what strategy they would like to adjust to. You didn't even have to utilize the junction system or gain a decent level up to win as you would in FF9 and FF7. From the musical score, to the game-play, to the speculative story and the characters are fantastic, it’s a must try. Enemies also got stronger the higher level your characters were too. This made the game quite challenging had you not mastered the Junction and GF system. For me, out of all the protagonistsSquall Leonhart was the easiest to relate too although he was like “super duper emo” but he reminds me of myself in many ways aside from the emo part. I fell in love with Squall's relation to the characters in the story, no homo. To me, he would have been a bit of a role model figure at the time when I was at high school. He stepped up whenever he needed to and that was why he was cool. I thought he was a bit of a "dipshit" most of the time though but what makes a hero, legend, leader or whatever is when they have to act and every time he was always calm and stayed on task. That’s why he was badass. The rest of the characters were part of the fantasy. They were idealists and Squall was the realist. He was the only one who realized things don't make sense which is why they all depended on him. This is why in this final fantasy the player is the only real person playing the role and from Squall's point of view as the realist, the relationship between the player and Squall had you tried to understand this is what completely draws them into the game.


FF7 was definitely more realistic than FF8 but has less speculation and imagination allowed in the fantasy. The game was about “terrorists or freedom fighters” depending on how you want to look at it trying to save the world. Originally it was all about destroying Shinra Corp who they argued were destroying earths “lifestream” by mining the essence of the planet. However it then went elsewhere into the legend of the Cetra and Sephiroth who is planning to destroy the world with his has power of Mako. Sephiroth was a military experiment and apparently much like Aeris a Cetra as well which is why they wanted to capture her too. Although Cloud was some what interested in a relationship with Tifa when he was younger that was when he was an idealist appearing in flashbacks. So Aeris although not envisioned to be as "hot" as Tifa for me was Cloud’s true romantic interest before she died and he was heartbroken afterwards but knew that with her powers she could return and align with the planet. Aeris was full of life, she got stuff. She understood things and even him. This is why he purposely drowned her in the river so she could return to the lifestream. He didn't want her to live like that. One of the reasons why he could never get over it as seen in Final Fantasy: Advent Children is because he was the one that finished her off really. She wasn't dead, she was paralyzed and pretty much became a vegetable so it was really Cloud who dealt the final blow. I think its probably the realism that attached those who like a fantasy game that’s more plane and simple to understand than final fantasy 8. Plus, the game itself relates to what is actually happening in the real world. Even so, I think Cloud was a more mature version of Squall and Aeris brought out the fun back into his soul having experienced tons of trauma. Cloud was an older character in his 20’s as opposed to a younger teen Leonhart. Throughout the plot, Cloud was almost too mature at times. He was more immature when he joined the military but woke up and saw what Shinra was about. He was frustrated with how dumb the world is. He saw too much. Zack was his best friend that died by Shinra’s hands when they wanted to escape the military and live normal lives. He also found it easy to relate to Aeris because of her connection with Zack who was her ex lover. The reason why I think FF8 was better was because the story and plot was more suitable for teenagers which those kinds of games are supposed to target. FF7 had a lot of realism if you didn’t notice. The speculation in the game wasn’t focused on the fantasy itself but more on moments within the plot. Even still, it was FF7 that got FF8 as popular as it did. Being one of the first 3D role playing games of its genre with fantastic graphics and cut scenes, the next one was bound to attract more attention and make more sales.

The only reason I haven't reviewed your game is because I am waiting till you make sure you have fixed all the bugs, errors and mistakes. That way this time when I actually review it you can't criticize the review for reviewing what was actually played. Your recent bashing of the review states all those problems were revised for the full release however how many bugs have you had to fix since that time and updates have you made?

Its still ok the way it is. Just my bias taking hand.