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Made for the 2017 Winterruption Event!
You are *Insert Name Here*, the newest agent at the Absolute Peak Guild. Most of their other agents have moved on to the new continent so they need someone competent to do all the quests and solve problems of the citizens of the fair land of Lasna.
Find an old man down a well, help a vampire clear monsters from his estate, escort a prince and his bodyguard knight, find treasures in ancient tombs, and prepare for the coming of a great evil from the depths of the ocean. Also, there is a main quest about saving the King's daughter from the evil Lord Nemera, but no one cares about that.
Featuring quickly-drawn doodle maps (a couple of which that were recycled from Last Minute Gift because time and stuff >.>)
Special Thanks to kentona for coming up with the name of the game! :DDDDD
You are *Insert Name Here*, the newest agent at the Absolute Peak Guild. Most of their other agents have moved on to the new continent so they need someone competent to do all the quests and solve problems of the citizens of the fair land of Lasna.
Find an old man down a well, help a vampire clear monsters from his estate, escort a prince and his bodyguard knight, find treasures in ancient tombs, and prepare for the coming of a great evil from the depths of the ocean. Also, there is a main quest about saving the King's daughter from the evil Lord Nemera, but no one cares about that.
Featuring quickly-drawn doodle maps (a couple of which that were recycled from Last Minute Gift because time and stuff >.>)
Special Thanks to kentona for coming up with the name of the game! :DDDDD
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New Facesets by JosephSeraph, Coming Soon!
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JosephSeraph, after playing and enjoying the game, has graciously offered to draw custom faceset art for Quest Questers! :DDDDDDDD
Check out these gorgeous pictures of Vallie he made!
I am thrilled to pieces to have this amazing opportunity to have such lovely art added to the game and I feel like these custom facesets will add a lot to the game!
Thanks again for working with me on this, Jo! I'm so excited to be getting such lovely custom art for this project! :D <3
Check out these gorgeous pictures of Vallie he made!
I am thrilled to pieces to have this amazing opportunity to have such lovely art added to the game and I feel like these custom facesets will add a lot to the game!
Thanks again for working with me on this, Jo! I'm so excited to be getting such lovely custom art for this project! :D <3
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CloseJust finished the game, and it's been a wonderful experience! I really liked the characters and how their stories were developed along the side quests. Loved the mix between MP and TP skills, and the fight against Cthulhu. Overall a marvelous game. I really hope you can make a sequel!
Once again: Same time, different day, different quests. Can I quest my way all to the end of the game this session? Only one way to find out! Starting the stream in 2 hours, with special guest unity in the chat again! Come join!
http://www.twitch.tv/theunsilentforce/
http://www.twitch.tv/theunsilentforce/
A little bit of a change in schedule had to happen, but today I'm going to resume my playthrough of Quest Questers to quest some more quests. Starting in about 2 hours. Come join!
http://www.twitch.tv/theunsilentforce/
http://www.twitch.tv/theunsilentforce/
Thanks so much! :DDDDDDDD I really loved making this, so maybe a sequel would be a fun future project ^_^
First of all, super late to the party, i know. I truly loved this to bits though and i know you said you went overboard in the end-game message but IMO it was just the perfect amount of everything. Stat and equipment progression especially was extremely well-paced. I would kill for a sequel so let's leave it at that. Please don't call the cops on me... (๑•﹏•)
For the second installment of the RPG Maker Showcase on my streaming channel, I have requested permission to take on some quests in Quest Questers. Coming to you Saturday, 7pm GMT. See you hopefully then!
http://www.twitch.tv/theunsilentforce/
http://www.twitch.tv/theunsilentforce/
JoelMB
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I kind of like the idea I won't lie I was thinking of making a game and a typical fantasy setting just about a normal. And the nature of a guildsman careers from apprenticeship to mastership. Maybe they go for higher offices in the guild and maybe in the city government. With the Ultimate go to retire as a gentleman to a country estate.
bicfarmer
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a random free rpgmaker game on steam, made by what i assume was a kid, that used sample maps and very poor pacing, with a bunch of cobbled scripts and kaduki sprites, gets positive overall reviews from steam. Really, there is NO reason not to try putting something up there.
OH, and it was unfinished and getting sporadic updates that add like maybe 1 town and 1 extra area.
And theres also paid DLC's.
Yes.
OH, and it was unfinished and getting sporadic updates that add like maybe 1 town and 1 extra area.
And theres also paid DLC's.
Yes.
azalathemad
77
I totally understand where you're coming from.
Starting small has some advantages, like being able to take more risks and not being too depressed if it fails to sell. And if it does sell, you complete the psychological "did work -> got paid" feedback loop, making it a lot easier to complete every future project.
There are very few games on RMN that I think would make good Steam games. What makes sense about this one:
- Unique, attractive background art style.
- A sense of "what you see is what you get." The visuals suggest "lighthearted JRPG" and the game is a well-paced, complete lighthearted JRPG.
- A play time of ~5 hours, which matches gamer minimum expectations of ~$1/hour if priced at $4.99.
- I found zero bugs. (But I did find a typo near the beginning...I forgot where it was.)
Whatever you decide, best of luck.
Starting small has some advantages, like being able to take more risks and not being too depressed if it fails to sell. And if it does sell, you complete the psychological "did work -> got paid" feedback loop, making it a lot easier to complete every future project.
There are very few games on RMN that I think would make good Steam games. What makes sense about this one:
- Unique, attractive background art style.
- A sense of "what you see is what you get." The visuals suggest "lighthearted JRPG" and the game is a well-paced, complete lighthearted JRPG.
- A play time of ~5 hours, which matches gamer minimum expectations of ~$1/hour if priced at $4.99.
- I found zero bugs. (But I did find a typo near the beginning...I forgot where it was.)
Whatever you decide, best of luck.
Oh no, I agree 100% about your thoughts on Steam, and have been wanting to try to get games on there. I guess my hesitation is that I made this game for a contest (even though I went over the deadline XD) and I had kinda expected my first Steam release to be something bigger and more like a traditional RPG.
Beggars can't be choosers, however, so maybe I'm being silly? I suppose I could hire someone to do a few battle themes and then look for public domain or creative commons for the rest of the music, and offer Jo a cut of profits from sales. It's a lot to think of and could definitely work, I guess its just not how I'd envisioned my foray onto Steam starting, if that makes any sense?
Beggars can't be choosers, however, so maybe I'm being silly? I suppose I could hire someone to do a few battle themes and then look for public domain or creative commons for the rest of the music, and offer Jo a cut of profits from sales. It's a lot to think of and could definitely work, I guess its just not how I'd envisioned my foray onto Steam starting, if that makes any sense?
azalathemad
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Obelisk uses a League of Legends style 4-skills-on-varying-cooldowns character construction. It's a very different style of game built for OCD min-maxers when it comes to party customization. I don't think this game should go too far in that direction.
I don't see the downside of going with Steam. It looks like a better and more consistent revenue option than Patreon. What are your thoughts?
I don't see the downside of going with Steam. It looks like a better and more consistent revenue option than Patreon. What are your thoughts?
Thank you very much! :DDDDDD
I agree with your points, and I should probably replay Obelisk: Devilkiller and take notes on skills. Craze always does such amazing things with them ^_^
As for the Steam idea, it certainly is tempting. There will be a future release of the game, as JosephSeraph is making custom facesets for it, but I don't know if we'll go with Steam or not.
Thanks again! ^_^
I agree with your points, and I should probably replay Obelisk: Devilkiller and take notes on skills. Craze always does such amazing things with them ^_^
As for the Steam idea, it certainly is tempting. There will be a future release of the game, as JosephSeraph is making custom facesets for it, but I don't know if we'll go with Steam or not.
Thanks again! ^_^
azalathemad
77
~ Short Review ~
Time spent:
6h30m
Gameplay:
I beat the game on Impossible difficulty, which is somewhat easier than the name suggests. I only ended up using a few revive thingies and status cures, and used none of the permanent stat boosts.
Level grinding is mind-numbingly boring (but somewhat expected at that difficulty), but the last three bosses were interesting enough that the game as a whole felt rewarding.
Spell variety is pretty good. I like the variance you get from different guests. I also like the consistent rate at which you learn useful new spells. However, compared to Obelisk: Devilkiller (the gold standard in RPGMaker spell variety, in my opinion) this is not close.
Music/SFX:
It works. Nothing really stands out, good or bad.
Artwork:
Charmingly amateurish. Very cute. Unique. Refreshing.
Story:
Trivial, but that's not why you're playing this.
Suggestions:
- Auto-unequip everything from guests, not just accessories, at quest end. "Great, there goes my $2,000 sword."
- Sell this game on Steam for $4.99. Polish it up a bit, replace the copyrighted music, add a couple quests, and you're good to go. Right now, as it is, it's better than 90% of the crap in the Steam RPG section at that price.
~ 4.5/5 ~
Time spent:
6h30m
Gameplay:
I beat the game on Impossible difficulty, which is somewhat easier than the name suggests. I only ended up using a few revive thingies and status cures, and used none of the permanent stat boosts.
Level grinding is mind-numbingly boring (but somewhat expected at that difficulty), but the last three bosses were interesting enough that the game as a whole felt rewarding.
Spell variety is pretty good. I like the variance you get from different guests. I also like the consistent rate at which you learn useful new spells. However, compared to Obelisk: Devilkiller (the gold standard in RPGMaker spell variety, in my opinion) this is not close.
Music/SFX:
It works. Nothing really stands out, good or bad.
Artwork:
Charmingly amateurish. Very cute. Unique. Refreshing.
Story:
Trivial, but that's not why you're playing this.
Suggestions:
- Auto-unequip everything from guests, not just accessories, at quest end. "Great, there goes my $2,000 sword."
- Sell this game on Steam for $4.99. Polish it up a bit, replace the copyrighted music, add a couple quests, and you're good to go. Right now, as it is, it's better than 90% of the crap in the Steam RPG section at that price.
~ 4.5/5 ~
