RATTY524'S PROFILE

I think the point is we need more tactical rpgs on this site. I don't know why there aren't many people in the community at large who attempt them.

I remember the college-level of late-night cramming I had to do in order to get my game in. This thing has some great memories attached to it. :P

author=Rose_Guardian
I don't know what to say, but the guys who made this game specifically said in the summery that if this game offends you then you shouldn't play it. I agree with you that an eight year old girl shouldn't be portrayed the way she was in this game. However it really ticks me off when people just give a game a low score because they are offended by it, especially if the put up a warning about what is in the game. Sorry if I am being rude, mean, or too harsh, but the way I see it, if it offends don't play it, and certainly do nit give a negative review just because it offended you.

I'm sorry, but this is bullcrap. "This is not a game for everyone" is the classic codeword for "I don't want serious, objective critique because my game is perfect, so nyeh!" The fact that is so commonplace with these "horror" games makes me sick, to be honest.

Also, this review actually focused WAY less on the author's personal taste with his games and focused more of picking it apart for its objective flaws. Yes, your cutsey anime artstyle actually CAN detract your message with your game, and with the flaws in its translation adding on top of everything else, the developer could have definitely done a better job with this.

Sorry if I sound harsh, but this gets on my nerves because the "game's not for everyone lol" excuse is so often the easiest card to pull to shut down any discussion on the game's merits.

You can find the blue ring by opening up Zelda Classic's cheat console.
The cheat you need to type in is ZiggyBaggyDoo. It's a secret to everybody!

Jokes aside, yeah, this was pretty much my first attempt at an actual Zelda game. I think as evidenced by how many people posted questions asking for directions in even the overworld map of this game, my biggest faux-pas was overusing obtuse puzzle-solving and relying on that to carry most of the game.

Did you know you could poke your sword against walls to find out which is bombable, just like the Gameboy Zelda games? If you didn't, I can't blame you since I probably should have communicated that somewhere as well.

Thank you for the review! I've learned quite a bit from your feedback as well as others.

As I'm playing through this, I have to agree that the presentation and stage design is quite nice. I didn't like the signs pointing out obvious junk either, though, and I'd add to say that I felt like the game's secret stuff (like green stars) were too obtusely hidden and the methods to obtaining them were neither clear or consistent.

I still like what I'm playing overall, though!