Saga RPG II: Evolution

Great job guys. Amazing game all together. I loved the first one even though it was short but you definitely heard all our comments and this second one was awesome. There are 3 main story lines that follow one another and each one more challenging and fun then the other. The characters in the game are much stronger this time even though sometimes I feel that they didn’t need to be that strong but it pushes you to go with the story and to the next progression instead of keep grinding. Sometime you have to grind a lot to level up though but still worth the effort. Loved it all together so keep up with the good work

Graphics: Great retro style! It might be interesting for the character's sword or apparel to change slightly in a future game when equipping with new weapons. Audio: N/A The lack of music didn't bother me at all, but I do really enjoy the original Nintendo-style music. This could be a neat touch in a future game (although of course you don't want to lose the unique feel) Story: I loved the story elements (Especially the throwback to the dragon at the lake! That was hilarious!) There was continuity with the first story, with several fun throwbacks. The only thing that threw me was that everyone was begging to be rescued from the skeleton king... But that wasn't the last bad guy. That had me confused for a while Other: The addition of a map to show where you had been was very helpful, due to the larger areas. The three-chapter length was good. The ability to wander around the world after beating the game is extra fun! One last suggestion would be allowing the player to save a few different games. (That way you could start a new game without losing your finished game)

It is well worth your time. I played the first and was disappointed at how short it was. However this sequel is much longer and much more challenging. As you level up the monsters experience points they give you go down, forcing you to advance to the next area making it more challenging. There is more story involved and repeating areas that catch you off guard with stronger monsters. This version has the advantage of potions, a exp counter letting you know how far till you level up, and a map that clears as you explore new areas. My only complaint is that there is no sound. This is a 10/10 in my book for casual rpg gaming. No dailies forcing you to play everyday, no timers, just plain casual but still challenging. Will continue playing and looking for new sequels or new games from these developers!!!