EPHIAM'S PROFILE

Heals its self with a white orb it summons; inflicts status ailments and instant-death with a black orb it summons. It also has a basic attack AOE and an ability it uses periodically that reduces your entire party's HP by 1/3? Or something similar. Pretty basic stuff. Haha. I'd recommend looking up a video showcasing the final boss if you're curious.

BRILLIANT! You're hired. I expect to see you here 4 AM sharp on the morrow; no breaks, and 15-hour shifts. Don't worry, Alice will bring around the chamber pot every 6 hours.

Hahahaha. Don't worry, I'm sure you'll get a proper computer (or something similar, at least) in due time! Until then, I'm glad that you're anticipating this game's release.

Ah, so you're still alive! Regardless of the project failing to leave any kind of positive impression on you, I'm glad you took the time to play as far as you did and give us such a lengthy review of your experience.

I agree that (as of now, we'll see how things turn out in the future) the gameplay is fairly bland. But that's mainly because I don't want to change things up TOO much from the original game; after all, this IS a remake. I want it to be familiar to those who have played the original, and not some foreign project completely with a few nods here and there. I've even had people question why I was "upgrading" the graphics! Hahaha. The difficulty is still wonky though, I'll admit.

The story strays from what you might EXPECT to happen early on, but even that's beyond the demo's length and will not be evident until the full game is released.

Anyway, thanks again for taking the time to do this! I'll definitely have to look into various ways of spicing up the gameplay once I get the script written and out of the way. =)

Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones has been my game of choice for the last few weeks. As usual I love the gameplay, but it beats you over the head with the "possessed Emperor/King destroying several crystals to release some ancient evil" storyline. It does not try to hide it what-so-ever, and the military/war-talk is the only thing that really saves it for me. I know this is what most games boil down to, but for for this game there's nothing to boil down TO. It's just there in your face and painfully blatant.