Guardians of Lumen
The land of Lumen is hostile. Monsters, both the Horrors and the Daemons, force the residences to live in 9 strongholds while they prowl the wastelands.
Against the beasts of shadows, two forces strive to keep the people safe:
The Deciphers study and worship the past in hopes of carving a path to the future.
The Guardians fight and serve, ever ready to help even the smallest of citizens.
With the help of ancient spirits, they stand ready against the darkness.
Will you aid them?
Key Features:
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Classic, turn-based combat with modern twists.
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26 Unique Ay, each with their own Ability Tree, Quest and play style
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6 Playable characters each with history, emotions and a story of their own
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An interactive world where your actions are remembered and honoured.
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A unique progression system, unrelated to experience points or skill point grinding
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180 Mini-dungeons
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A story that moulds to your actions.
I hope you enjoy it.
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Of Light and Darkness
I used to have this game on a disk years ago but I lost it and I spent years trying to remember what the game is. Now I have found it. This game is very hard and the story is very confusing. I’ve still not got passed the first level. The controls are very annoying since it only uses your mouse, but if you want a very weird game from the 90’s and you have the time and patience to play it. I reccomend it.
– Real player with 7.0 hrs in game
Rave Heart
My playtime: 24:01:06 (based on in-game clock, 100% achievement, last save before the final area)
Grindy Achievement(s): No.
Optional Achievement(s): Yes (~19 achievements).
Difficult Achievement(s): No.
Intro
Rave Heart is a turn-based RPG Maker game that offers up to 6 playable party members and a lot of side quests.
Pros:
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A lot of side quests that lead to boss fights
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Charming side stories for some characters
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Quest direction is denoted by arrow marks
– Real player with 39.0 hrs in game
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GREAT RPG! The graphics are classic and the music is catchy. The storyline itself is story-rich and the puzzles are just like good old RPG’s I grew up with. Definitely a game I will remember.
– Real player with 31.1 hrs in game
Green Phoenix
- Informational review
On rails shooter + good graphics - a bit slow = Narrative experience in futuristic world. Avoid obstacles and collect crystals. Could use more enemies or obstacles to shoot.
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– Real player with 1.1 hrs in game
World Tree
Open-World Puzzle Adventure
You are a human in a future Earth timeline, where world peace has been achieved on Earth. While open contact has been made with the hidden peaceful humanoid civilizations of the Earth, and the cosmic spheres, there are still mysteries yet for you to unlock.
What is the secret of humanity, that is held deep within the humble dwelling of the World Tree?
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Explore, Interact, Level up, Play
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Solve various puzzles and riddles
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Build up your Chi to unlock new areas
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Use techniques to acquire even MORE Chi
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Trade crystals for items and craft potions to acquire still more Chi!!
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Explore areas such as the Mothership, Hybrid Crystalline City, The Grey’s Underground Tunnels, and the Orion Citadel
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Communicate with the friendly Sasquatch, fae, elven, and extraterrestrial people
Uncover the mystical secrets of humanity, and embrace the mystery of the World Tree.
Brightness
Brightness is an extensive single-player game that takes him to the cruel ruins of ancient temples.
The main character has to recover stolen souls hidden among dangerous traps. The stolen spirits of the unfortunates levitate helplessly in the darkness of the ruins, waiting to be saved.
Brave adventurers will have to avoid hidden traps and jump over treacherous gaps to retrieve what has been taken.
Be warned, you only get one attempt and failure will cast you to previous location.
Unlock Even More Difficult Levels
Complete the available levels and open even deeper and more dangerous corners of temples, where more exploration areas are located.
Return to the Past
Go back to completed levels to improve your achievements and become a dexterity master. Improve your time and the number of points you have earned.
Discover Undiscovered
Take the gameplay to new biomes by completing the previous stages. Along with the new terrains comes new challenges. Get ready to be surprised!
Fasaria World: Ancients of Moons + Server
This game is an awesome old school mmo. Highly recomended. I love it.
– Real player with 23.4 hrs in game
Game is not worth the $20. it reminds me of phantasy star online a little that was one of the reasons I wanted to get it. upon playing I had to make changes to how the character would walk to w,a,s,d. upon wanting to run my own server which is cool that we can do that for this mmorpg but the player base is really small or not even there. I wanted to run my own server with custom configs for exp, drop rate and other things but there is not really any guides that would tell you how. asking in the forums how to make changes to exp, drop rate and so on won’t get you anywhere.
– Real player with 1.9 hrs in game
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Hate Free Heroes RPG 3.0 [Upgrading to 3D and Leaving Steam / Final Sale]
I saw that this game had low reviews: so I felt bad for it. As I started playing it, I realized it was optimized for mobile as well, so that made more sense as to where all the reviews may have went. That aside… the game is actually: GREAT! Yeah! It made me feel like a really good RPG player lol. The tutorial teaches you only one button (Hah! For PC). Easiest tutorial ever! There is even an MP3 player function in this game to listen to some fun tunes!!! “Survive the Night” was my favorite! It was a must listen to everywhere the characters went. So you know that OST/Music are fun to listen to.
– Real player with 17.1 hrs in game
(Detailed)
This game may not the best game you will ever play, but it certainly lives up to its bill. Anyways, let’s go over the good and the bad:
The Good!
The old school RPG they promise is real: This really does play like an RPG of old, and if you have been looking for a turn-based RPG, then this will be something you can get into. You have many different options of attack, from regular atttacks to techniques/Justice Skills to healing skills, using items, etc. The exp. in this game feels really in place, as (until you get to the Elite section) you never really have to worry about grinding too much as you generally stay around the level of your enemies. This is nice if you hate grinding in games. There is alchemy among other things to make yourself stronger, and there are a few battles you might be able to skip if you want to. The game flows smoothly as a turn based RPG with a good battle system that can get you hooked on the game. Also you can get a helicopter early in the game to just zoom yourself to the dungeon you want to go to, but you don’t have to use it. Still its a nice perk to avoid mundane walking around. Your team is pretty balanced as well, although you must use the same 4 heroes. There is a general healer/buffer/magic user, two main dps, and a flex member which can heal/dot/damage/etc that is generally your most durable.
– Real player with 17.0 hrs in game
Dreamfall: The Longest Journey
Do you remember watching the Back To The Future film series? Great start with a disappointing middle before recovering to end in a pleasing fashion? Well, I haven’t installed Chapters as yet, but at time of writing, Dreamfall: The Longest Journey is that awkward second instalment.
It certainly has its merits. The story is almost as good as its predecessor, and it is this that will most likely carry the player through to the end in spite of the drawbacks; and the author also sensibly cut back on the length of the conversations. Despite its undoubted strength in depth, many character discussions in the original TLJ simply went on too long.
– Real player with 25.7 hrs in game
Dreamfall: TLJ is a 3-d third-person point and click adventure game. The game is a sequel to a classic adventure game released in 1998 called The Longest Journey. It is not necessary to play the original TLJ to play Dreamfall, but it helps a lot, since the game universe and many characters are the same. The game is very heavy on story, dialogue, and cinematics, and light on puzzles and gameplay.
Story: the story is both the best and the worst I have ever seen in an adventure game. In the last two years I have completed 12 adventure games including old classics and modern indies. Dreamfall has a very complex and compelling story involving several interesting characters, political movements, and the complex game universe. It includes elements of comedy, drama, and tragedy. The story really gathers steam toward the end, resolving one storyline while introducing several more. Then, in the middle of the gathering drama and revelations, the game suddenly ends with no resolution to the fate of a dozen major characters and a dozen major plotlines. This is perhaps the most unsatisfying ending I have ever seen in a game, movie, book etc. Even if they did plan on a sequel, this was just plain terrible. I know a lot of people hated The Empire Strikes Back because of the unresolved plot lines. This is 100x worse.
– Real player with 17.8 hrs in game
The Last Cell
Everything was gone … I was the last cell left in the world, all the joys and goodness we knew had been forgotten. Of all our possessions, all that was left was the hope of good days.
The Last Cell is a 2D Platformer game set in apocalyptic space. You control a cell that is a rare species born of the white blood cell generation. Dangerous diseases have invaded the world and all the white blood cells and the vaccines made against them have failed, and the only hope left is the last green white blood cell, which was ridiculed every day for being different from the others and making it useless. they knew
How to tell a story
At the beginning of the game you do not read, hear or see any story
You are the creator of the events and story of the game and with the decisions and circumstances that determine the fate of the game world and based on your choices during the adventure game that you started will end.
Gameplay
There are various enemies in the game environment that you have to act quickly to eliminate them, and the attack speed of the game’s enemies may cause you to lose your focus in dealing with other obstacles and lose.
There are also various weapons in the game that you can destroy your enemies with more power, of course, you have limited arrows in your weapons … but as a different cell within you have arrows that you can shoot without restrictions. Shoot your enemies
Batteries have been installed in the game environment that, if you get them, will prevent you from running out of energy. If you run out of energy completely, it will return to the last point where the game is saved.
At the end of each stage, there is a gate for your teleportation to the next stage, to open it, you must find the five diamonds in the same stage to open the entrance gate to the next stage. Of course, it is not very difficult to find batteries and diamonds in the early stages, but it is not easy to find them in the later stages, and if you cannot find them, you will be imprisoned there.
The game is automatically saved in different locations and if you lose, the game is loaded from the last saved location.
Graphics and game design
The design of the elements of the environment and the general atmosphere of each season will be completely different from the previous season. In the first season, you are on the outskirts of the city, and this is the last point of hope. Give back because everyone hopes for you and you should not disappoint the city.
Of course, this is not the end of the game, because viruses are always thinking of taking revenge on you in the coming seasons, and you must destroy all their families by teleporting them to strange and unknown places in order to succeed in this threat from the beautiful world forever. Keep away