Azmar Quest - Text Based RPG

This game is so good. The different classes are you unique with different abilities and a lot more more than I was expecting. I’ve heard some people complain that there’s not much to do after you beat the story, but I found that there is a ton of grinding to do to get your gear and skills up higher, and also work on the scrolls. The grinding also feels fun, and I would like to see some new things in the future. Some good ideas I have seen on discord or things like new classes, and harder dungeons. I stand by both of those things which would make the game better than anything ever possibly made. One thing I would like to add to this is a monthly event, where up to 10 people or maybe even more would be thrown into one giant labyrinth, and would have to survive the longest I think a battle Royale dungeon would be amazing. Maybe you could set traps for your enemies and fight other players. You could also get to some squares before other people. Maybe some new places in the labyrinth could be added for this mode, like a dark zone that lets you steal a bunch of stuff from any player, maybe a swap dungeon items or positions square, or even a very rare Square that there’s only one of per dungeon, that would let you send a boss after a player. This would be such a fun event, and you should be able to see who is the strongest in order, so you have an idea who to target

I play a lot of rpgs in various forms and I want to start out by saying I liked what I have played so far. I have played up to Chapter 4 in the off line mode. I appreciate that I do not feel like I have to pay to win, even if there are items for sale. I am also very interested to see where this story goes since it is mixing in all sorts of genres, that I did not expect. I would recommend this to anyone that wants a casual type rpg. All that being said, I do have a few things that I already don’t like. None of the systems in the game are very well explained and you kind of learn by trial and error. I still do not know the use for honor points, other than in the shop. Should I be saving them, I don’t know. But if that is the case it punishes me for picking anything other than the honorable choices in the game. As for choices, the game story is very linear in that you are forced through only one path of choices to complete the quests. You just have to figure out the correct order of choices the developer wanted you to pick. But my biggest gripe of the game is the gating. Why can I not earn enough levels to move to the next part of the story without wasting my time in the training area mindlessly grinding battles? And the side questing doesn’t help since it is on a timed unlock. This alone is why I have removed at least one star from my review.

I don’t know what to say, this game is actually perfect. I’ve played adventure to fate for a while, and absolutely love it, but haven’t tendency to get horribly stuck in certain places and unable to progress further. Always wanted a game that had similar mechanics and strategy, but wouldn’t leave me constantly trying everything imaginable to get past a certain enemy. The fact that this game lets you choose to fight any enemy that you’ve ever faced before, and even some that you happened, to train your skills and abilities and gain XP is amazing. Grinding is fun now. The turn based combat is quite interesting, and the strategy is not hard to learn. I’m not sure if it’s a blind thing, but I often struggle with all of the intricacies of turn combat. This game makes it quite simple and easy to learn. I could honestly write an essay about how awesome this game is. Check it out, support accessible game development!!! also the dialogue, just, the dialogue…