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Seal of the Maidens (Demo Version) Review
Great review! It sums up my points too and I'd roughly give it the same scoring right now. (Slashandz, it may be better to lower the random encounter rate on the world map, it's very high right now.)
However, there's nothing wrong with the RTP resources, it's nothing "oh wow AMAZING!" but it's not going to break a game either. There aren't that many other resources available for grabs either, unless you are an artist and create your own custom set.
So I hope part of your views with the scoring was not lowered because Slashandz was only using the RTP resources.
However, there's nothing wrong with the RTP resources, it's nothing "oh wow AMAZING!" but it's not going to break a game either. There aren't that many other resources available for grabs either, unless you are an artist and create your own custom set.
So I hope part of your views with the scoring was not lowered because Slashandz was only using the RTP resources.
Aria Review
I played this and agree with the review.
Default sample maps are not fine. Developers should create their own. It takes practice to make good maps, so they will start off terrible, but overtime it will allow more creative and unique maps, once the developer gets a good grasp of mapping it all becomes worthwhile. Reusing the sample maps will not help learn anything.
Nothing wrong with the RTP though. It may be used constantly, sure, but it alllows interesting events, puzzles, good dungeons and fitting scenery fast. Audio is fine when it fits.
Adding some interesting interaction and puzzles can boost the gameplay on maps. It does not even require that much effort from the developer. Once they have done an event once, simply copy and paste then make small changes to have a duplicate of the event.
Default sample maps are not fine. Developers should create their own. It takes practice to make good maps, so they will start off terrible, but overtime it will allow more creative and unique maps, once the developer gets a good grasp of mapping it all becomes worthwhile. Reusing the sample maps will not help learn anything.
Nothing wrong with the RTP though. It may be used constantly, sure, but it alllows interesting events, puzzles, good dungeons and fitting scenery fast. Audio is fine when it fits.
Adding some interesting interaction and puzzles can boost the gameplay on maps. It does not even require that much effort from the developer. Once they have done an event once, simply copy and paste then make small changes to have a duplicate of the event.
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