DEMONLORD5000'S PROFILE

I looked over the screens and this seems to have potential. If ya need an experienced beta tester, I'll help ya out. If ya want some background on my experience, feel free to ask either dez or myself.

To anyone new to testing games, feel free to ask me for advice. Always willing to help out a fellow tester :).

All this arguing has forced my hand, I'll put my own opinions into the game, since I bothered to complete it. The fact you want to make a realistic caterpillar system is understandable, but shrugging off peoples opinions of it isn't the way to go about it. Rather than have it where you can get trapped, how bout make it you can talk to your party members, and ask to swap positions with them? Granted it's not the most efficient fix, but it keeps it realistic. There were a few decent jokes in the game, but the rest just didn't do it for me. The walking around in some places is tedious because they are built like a maze. The fights were way too easy. The final boss was disappointing, and I was wondering why I learnt new skills after beating the game. I mean all the fights are predetermined, so what was the point of the level 5 skills in the end? Also, I have no idea what that one item did. It just says it upgrades my 3d powers

All in all, you tried an interest concept and put it into a game, only it didn't have enough effort put into it to pull off what you wanted. Keep trying and improve on the game. It's easy to come up with ways to improve your systems, just think about how they work, and how can they work for your game.

Ps. I cheated your blocking system. Shift to run and ditch your party members anyone?

Edit: Sorry bout double post, they are both the same, don't bother reading second one. I clicked post, and for some reason it went in twice. I'm thinking my computer lagged, sorry bout that.

Regarding the item/run point. I commented on that over in the other area, but heres the main problem I think he had here. He didn't scroll down to see if the menu scrolled down, and if he had, you would of encountered flee, and items. In fact, I would of lost to the fiends if there was no item command. As far as the encounters, mercenaries were a good resource of money for me, when I needed to stock up before a boss. Later on after you kill a certain fiend, there is the waterway option, but you may find yourself using items and making less in that area.

If not for that, his main point of having to run across the castle to heal would have been partially true. I didn't really find the enemies very threatening myself, but if it came to it, why not just buy some mobile items from the shop, and use that to heal? It may be a tad more expensive than using the shop if your healing quite a bit, but it's always there if you get down to that point. I'd say there are some areas that could use some modifying, but everything is fine for what he is going for, as it's not really imbalanced or anything. If anything, he can do that in the sequel.

My points are to stop the arguing. Granted he may of been a little rough in his review, but reviewers do tend to do that to push game makers into striving to make there games even better. If anything, I think he should of been more thorough, so that he didn't put points that really didn't make sense (flee/items anyone?). Not meaning to criticize ya, but the fact ya didn't notice them is hilarious. Always check for a scroll down menus when playing rpgs!

That should be good for now. The bugs I've found are up there in my second one.

Well, I've beaten the first dungeon, and found a bug already. First, you can still open up your inventory during scenes. While it's not a game breaker, it's still a bug. Second, prism is spelt prism, not prisim. You typo'd the first dungeon name. Third, once you get the phoenix rune, you can glitch the game. If you enter a place other than the soul revival area, the girl will block the entrance.