Dragon Fantasy: Heroes of Tsufana

Since I plan on releasing a "Hard Type" version of the game in the near future, I was curious on whether any of you wanted anything extra added into the mix. You know, such as more optional areas, quests, etc. If so then speak now or forever hold your peace! Hahaha.

Doing battle against the ultimate being: OMEGA! He's the absolute HARDEST boss in the entire game, and even a Lv.99 and fully prepared party can be completely annihilated against him if you don't have a bit of luck on your side.

Thought I'd post a video of my fight against him just because I could. =P

Here is my fight against one of the optional bosses in Heroes of Tsufana. He's meant to be fought first, so the battle is not TOO difficult, but still very challenging. I make it seem relatively easy because I know what I'm doing, and know all his weaknesses and patterns, etc. Hahaha. =B

This is Kentona's contribution to the optional content part of the game. Sprite was made by Chears.

As the game nears completion, I thought now would be a good time to make a post regarding potential testers because, well, they're pretty important!

I need at least THREE people who are willing to take on this game in its entirety, and report to me any issues they have with it so that I may address them for the final and COMPLETE version. It's not quite ready YET, but it's roughly 90% of the way there.

So... any volunteers? =B

Despite the "Old-School" vibe that Heroes of Tsufana gives through its visuals, the gameplay is going to be a step above. Nothing innovative, original, or entirely "new," but enough to separate it from the grindfest that some folk may have in mind when they first happen upon this game.

What are some of these things? Well...

-NO GRINDING. That's right. There will be absolutely no need to grind in this game. It's gonna be a player's choice, and not a requirement. It will be more of a game of gradual progression and endurance+resource management than a need to gain 5-6 levels before every new dungeon. But then again most of my games are like this, so it's not ENTIRELY new.

-Saving! It can only be done at priests in towns, and I'm not changing that. Ha. There ARE a few exceptions, but they are few and far between, and only appear where I've deemed it necessary to give the player a chance to save at that given time.

-Difficulty spikes? Not entirely present. There will never really be a time where you will go from one area to the next and be presented with enemy encounters that are FAR harder than what you'd been fighting against in the previous area. This WILL be the case if you stumble upon an area you're not meant traverse at the point you're at, but other than that it won't be an issue.

-Exploration! There's gonna be a lot of it. Tons of treasures to find, optional area to look, and a massive world to get totally lost in. So I intend to put a few things here-and-there to help players get their bearings, among other random conveniences such as being able to summon your ship at certain points instead of searching for it all the time. I'll also provide a map of the World once the game's been completed, then upload a legit (un-paint) version here on the Game Page. Don't worry though, as it shouldn't be THAT hard to go off-course once you've got yourself situated.

Aaaaand... I think that's about it for now. Just know that, despite the old-schoolness I'm trying to pull off here, I'm also attempting to cater towards more (for lack of a better word) "Casual" gamers as well.