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As for the difficulty, no worries about playing on Easy/Normal. The game veers on the challenging side, and that's what the difficulties are there for; to get an experience that feels fun and right. :DDDDD

Hey, that was another of the game's great features, actually! The "difficulty mode" setting is something that I haven't seen in too many RMN games, and it was well suited to a game like this: those who are playing mainly for the story and exploration (like yours truly ^_^) can use the easier modes, while those who enjoy tough battles can use the harder ones.

Hope the Tidal Zones aren't giving you too much trouble; I think they're my biggest regret, as they've caused a lot of frustration in some players ^^;;

What's life without a little challenge? ^_^ Besides, I guess they must have been fun or challenging to code in the first place. In an alternate dimension my reckless youth, I once fell prey to the same syndrome while writing a text game: I stuck in a series of puzzles that were a challenge to work out and seemed like a good idea, but those who played the game felt they were a bit of a momentum-killer. Balance is always a tricky thing. =)

Thanks again, and a huge thank-you for contributing to my Patreon as well! I really, really appreciate it!!! ^_^

No, thank you for creating a great game! (I'm also playing Chase for Divinity, and I like what I've seen of that so far too.. ^_^) Doing a little (extremely amateurish) game development has made me all too conscious of how resource- and time-intensive it can be, and I figured my two cents might help a bit. =)

Now to go back and finish the game! ^_^

Liberty: That example is awesome, thanks a lot! ^_^

Working on it right away. =)

Hey, this looks like the place for me!

I'm working on a game project called The Third World. As the game opens, the player finds himself in a fractured landscape, as shown below. The idea is to show that reality itself has been warped (there's more to it, but that's all the player is told at this point ^_^):







Later on, they move into more conventional caves / fields / fortresses and the like, but all is still not as it seems.

As it stands, the project's been denied because the images are sub-standard. Any suggestions / feedback / input are welcome... ^_^

Thanks in advance!

Always welcome. Quite frankly, I enjoyed the game because it scratched an itch of mine: the need for longer RPG Maker games that have "epic-type" stories and gameplay. While there are plenty of great short RPG Maker games which are loads of fun, a big project like this is something special, and that's why I thought I'd put my 2 gold in. ^_^

I personally didn't have any issues with the battle system (except that whenever I fought the Bat / Hedge combination, clicking on Hedge would target the Bat and vice versa). I did find that physical attacks worked better than elemental ones (in terms of hit rate and efficiency), but again, this is something that could easily even out over the course of a long game.

All the best! I shall keep my eyes peeled for February 2016. ^_^

O basta la! =) I've edited the review a little.