JOSEPHSERAPH'S PROFILE

Played a bit of this and enjoyed it. I stopped playing (for now) mid chapter 3 after a stupid gratuitous game over hole but otherwise this has been a pretty neat experience! Translation is laudable, given the nature of the text, gameplay is mediocre but story is pretty great, music is nice with looping problems, graphics are immersive and original but have some issues (such as blue artifacts around portraits, which are also 10% transparent for some reason, but otherwise its very smooth)

anyway im very positively impressed by story and narrative~ not what i usually get from rm horror games but what i usually crave for!~

thank you! <3 Yes they're free to use in commercial projects! ^v^) <3
Just credit me! : D
Also, I'd love to be sent a link (no need to give me a copy) to the store page or website of your game : >

oh!!! thats a pretty neat way to do frontview battles on 2k3.

It'd be lovely if it just didn't exist at all! The further into the game you go, the more diverse your arsenal becomes, forcing you more meaningful choices -- nothing stops the game from throwing a slew of overpowered weapons at you, but none of which are the absolute best over the others.

I also agree with crafting -- but none of that "recipe" bullshit every game nowadays seems to do, crafting with recipe is really just buying with materials as the currency -- Let the player craft their own weapons by imbuing particular characteristics to the weapon with specific materials! FFX did this in a great way! Then ruined it by having ultimate weapons. At least it didn't have ultimate armor so you had to make it yourself~
Then you can sprinkle these materials endgame and give the player stashfuls of them for defeating side bosses.

I hate having equipment as the reward to the strongest boss in the game though. Honestly, it should be a little cutscene, a new area (with no gameplay) that offers some insight on the plot of the game, something like that. (because Proof of Omegas are also really boring! And trophies are shit.)

BLENDER IT LIKE IT'S 1996