POLARCACTUS'S PROFILE

Right testers. I've sent it off to you. Should take you around 8 hours to clear.


28885 seconds roughly gives you 8 or so hours of playtime.

Its pretty funny how you guys spot the FF resemblances, when the irony is that nearly all my character designs are inspired from Fire Emblem. XD But Laine looking like an FF gal isn't a bad thing, right?

@Adon: Battles are touch-based. There are no random encounters at all. A red flame indicates an aggressive enemy. They will chase you but you can avoid them if you hold Shift and run. Eventually, they'll stop persuing you. Blue flames indicate passive enemies.

Anyway, I've finally coloured that art Ronove did for me way back in Feb.



And another scene.


Red head guy is General Leonides Atrues. He may become playable in Vol 2.

The blonde guy is called...

....

....

.....

Dyhalto. Yeah. I named this future playable character in Vol 2 after the same guy here on RMN. He's been supporting my projects waaay back, when I came along with that Phantasy Star 4 remake... You've been awesome. :)

Just a recap on the finalized features for the full game.

- 7+ hours long, depending on how you pace yourself.
- No random encounters.
- Exploit enemy weaknesses to gain victory. Enelysion does not encourage button mashing in the least.
- Customize your characters abilities with skill points earned during battle, or add to their existing set with weapon/armour skills.
- Choose how you want your characters to grow. Want to make Patrick a complete tank? Go ahead. Or Laine a critical machine of death?
- Passive skills allow the player to take this further.
- Undertake a sidequest or two and take a break from the main storyline. Features a Hunt system like Phantasy Star 4 or FF12.
- Optional bosses drop rare and powerful loot.
- Craft various items from the high number of Orbs you find scattered around Tairngire.
- Exchange Golden Doubloons for some nice rewards.
- High-quality soundtrack featuring over 50 tracks.
- Atmospheric, higly detailed maps ( 200+ in total ) which are all done in the editor. Absolutely no parallaxing is used.

Ho hum... Dunno if I'm going to go the parallax route with my new game...




But sticking to overlay lighting.