Recent reviews by Locke

fishe

A-maze-ing.

A short story but heartbreaking one. I did relate to it as I am an amateur game dev.

- Brazil Mentioned
- Studio Ghibli reference found

10/10 nice game parça

For starters, I actually have mixed feelings towards this game, but I do recommend for those who have already played action-RPG like games, like Terranigma and Illusion of Gaia.


The game has some minor bugs that doesn't interfere heavily on the flow of the game - for instance, on some combats I've got frozen in place while attacking and couldn't move until I was hit by an enemy.


The story is kinda weird-paced but was bearable for me (Although I have felt a range of emotions at the endings).


The music... Well, there's some for one they implemented contextual changes on the music which is great, and second IMO there are good tracks as well as... not so good? I don't know if chiptune or sine/saw waves should merge with every instrument.


Combat controls seem very simple, altough kinda hard to catch up at the start.


Other points would've to add a chat log, since I've missed some line of dialogs and couldn't go back easily.


If you're interested in Action-RPGs, this may suit you.

seggs

i cri

10/10 would cry again over dead bugs

Cute game, casual, yet quite challenging when playing it for the first time.

As I write this today, Square Enix still hasn't decided to add the custom content added in the GBA/PC (Old Version). The custom added would include two Post-End dungeons and some endgame Magicites (Which, IMO, the quality of content added in the FF6 ports are superior of those from Chrono Trigger ) .

Yes, this version has some QoL changes, like Magicite Star to represent full knowlege of one Magicite's possible spells, Cyan's Bushido (which I do question its change, even if I still think it was a good one) and Sabin's Blitz, but still, I do miss the additional content.

The content I'm talking about are, but not limited to:
- Dragon's Den
- Cactuar Magicite/Gigantuar Boss
- Diabolos

TL;DR:
As for now, Square Enix decided to correlate content as from the SNES FF6 version.

Cerebus syndrome over ripped paperwork