OGSWAN'S PROFILE

Summary: Lakria Legends is very close to being a commercial-quality indie-RPG. Of course, that is a very strict interpretation of commercial-quality. I am comparing your game against the like of Aldorlea Games or White Giant RPG Studios,who offer good bang for your buck, for example, and not the oh-so-many dubious offering out there. Lakia Legends is a good enough game to spend money on, but improvement in a few areas, would make it easier to sell and/or justify a higher price.

Ok on to the various features and some other comments.

Music: Excellent. I won't go too much into this because often I will play games with the volume off, as I might be watching a movie on the side, but the soundtrack was unique and very enjoyable.

Character Development & Plot: Pretty good. Dialogues did drag a little bit in the second half of the game, but the progression through the world map and around characters was well done / felt pretty natural.

Map & Dungeon Design: I thought the Dungeon Design was fantastic. Having all the optional items to interact with and the score at the end to let you know if you found everything. Plus a few monsters and mini-bosses would have rare drops to looks out for.

The only negative here is that sometimes it was a pain to find the correct item (like turtle toss in a dungeon) so some kind of item sort or sub-category would have been helpful. Similarly, to access high-usage items like the flute / paradise druit / party jewel easier.

Battle Mechanics: I thought the enemies scaled pretty well (including bosses) and didn't even really feel grindy except for a little bit towards the end. Double/Triple attack, Watcher Summons & occasional field effects were all fun. Good variety of status effects through skills & their upgraded versions, even though I rarely needed to take advantage of them. The power of Watchers & Incarnations did feel a bit inconsistent, or more specifically, sometimes they were very weak which was a little confusing, especially relative to mana cost. Night's regular skills in particular were almost never as good as his normal attack. Leon's upgraded Nova Skill might have be OP as it seemed like instant death would trigger a lot.

*Relics: Relics were a fun, thoughtful mechanic, that started off very useful and ended up not mattering much. I think it would have been great if there were more available.
*Mermaid Powers: I would like it if the gift of nature could do more damage, it felt rather inconsequential everytime it triggered and I discovered it early on.

Shopping: Money felt a bit tight after Mirage Temple. For example, if you wanted to grind to buy anything in Nivel it could take a very long time. I also felt that weapon progression was a bit unevent in spots, and that Peace's weapons tended to lag behind a bit behind the rest of the party (that he started underleveled relative to the party didn't help).

Sidequests/Achievements/Bestiary: Very well done, I don't feel a need to go into detail on them, but I don't want it to be lost in between some of my other areas of emphasis.

minor bug report: leena's skill 'seal of gaea' is not available in battle after learning

minor question: can android be encountered anywhere outside of tram battle series?
i want the rare drop but might take me a long time if this is the only place (didn't see it anywhere else in the lab)

Is Tritoch beatable when you fight him on the boat?