Has any other RPGMaker game ever surpassed it?
Also, Termina when?
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Has any other RPGMaker game ever surpassed it?
Also, Termina when?
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>Has any other RPGMaker game ever surpassed it?
Yes, Ao Oni
i was obsessed with that for a while
For a legitimate answer black souls 2 easily surpasses it in all margins.
Tho F&H it's unique and is it's own thing regardless meaning even if there's something better there's still a reason to play it, and so far nothing has matched it's particularly way of being
Sell me on BS, anon
it has Alice
Alice is very cute
you must find Alice
go find Alice
Starts off as a seemingly generic rpgmaker H-game with bad art
And then, slowly, the story unfolds. By the end of BS2 it's practically a horror game
But is the game fun? What about the combat?
BS1 is "spam magic to win"
BS2 gives you fun mechanics, but if you actually know how to use them, the game becomes too easy
BS2 DLC3 is when the actual challenge starts, 40 hours into the series
There are also lvl 1 runs, which are fun, but might be nigh-impossible for a first-time player
I don't know how the FRICK they managed to make an rpgmaker turn-based rpg feel like souls combat, but they pulled it off
its fun
It sure is
TERMINA IS UPON US!
When, motherfricker?!
QRD on the game? Is it a pixelshit dungeon crawler?
>using the term pixelshit
go back to whatever AAA shitfest you enjoy
It's getting tiresome to see all these retro-styled games in 2022 A.D., can't we make another leap like 2003-2008 did?
thats more reasonable, from the small amount of time i spent playing that game most of what i've seen has been drawn with no stock assets
I love indie games too man, I'm just tired of everything being pixel art.
Go watch a review anon did on it months ago. Pretty informative if you want to know more, try it before you buy it
>says to watch a video without posting at least a name or something to find it with
do zoomers really?
How is that guy doing, anyway? That vid is 3 months old, any news?
you really have to experience it to understand.
There's a pretty decent let's play on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yv5mAyWbRRc
unfortunately the guy is a huge furgay who unironically growls at the start of every video
>the guy is a huge furgay who unironically growls
No, thank you
ew
dont link that shit. tell him to PLAY the game instead.
also go watch a series of vods by a guy named Tolomeo if you really want to watch a playthrough of it.
F&H is pure godless suffering. But thats the fun of it. You have to treat the game like one giant puzzle that you slowly unraval and figure out more of. Wether you succeed or not is entirely determined by how well you understand the game and its mechanics.
Played the game, got to first bed:
>flip a coin to save your game
>flip a coin to see if you die
>flip a coin to see if you win a fight
Alt+f4 and deleted it, frick that gay shit. RNG is way too fricking heavy.
use the double coin
and if coin flips are happening IN battle, git gud and prevent them from even happening in the first place
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There are a few ways to save your game risk free. and if your getting to the coin toss stage of combat, you aren't fighting effectively. Combat is a last resort is this game, and if you do engage in it, you have to figure out the patterns and different attacks enemies will use.
The gauntlet section straight up murdered me, can't go back to it
>play Knight
>throw myself to the first rape guard I see and intentionally lose
>hope for the anal rape game over, if not then I restart
>if anal raped, save immediately in the nearby bed (using a coin if I must)
>begin legless bleeding from anus disgraced heroine run
I’ve beat the game like this, but you’re gonna have to sacrifice an arm to one of the Yellow Mages to get to the cave dweller’s city
>but you’re gonna have to sacrifice an arm to one of the Yellow Mages to get to the cave dweller’s city
Not if you empty scroll yourself Marksmanship and get a bow.
bows just don't work on the overworld when you're reduced to crawling around, for some reason. i tried...
Huh, did not know that. Always something new to learn with this game. can't imagine being insane enough to do a legless anal bleeding run however.
>RPGMaker game
forced medium
>Has any other RPGMaker game ever surpassed it?
easily
Weirdly F&H reminds me of the learning curve to fighting games, rough as shit once you're getting started and can only really be enjoyed after properly learning the rules and mechanics.
Even still there's going to be a few "well how the frick was I supposed to know that?" moments.
Really? I didn't feel like there was some hidden mechanics in this game. Can you give an example?
Okay, one thing would be getting that sword from the stone and getting out alive from the cave in in the mines. That one I discovered from some guy in a thread some time ago
How do you do that?
Pull the sword and use the Mahabre book that teleports you there
>That one I discovered from some guy in a thread some time ago
hopefully it was me
it's an rpgmaker game without level ups, you rely more on gear and knowhow to get around the game and find particular items or recruit people into your party
the combat system is rather unique where you can target enemy limbs and cripple aspects of them before finishing them off. it's not without quirks though, some enemies can intentionally get one last strike in against you AFTER you've lopped off their head
the game has a couple/few different dungeon layouts early on, and the loot you find will be random. but each item you can find actually feels like they can serve a purpose, and sometimes you can just find something really helpful like a ring that heals your sanity. basically searching every crate/barrel is like a dopamine hit, shit's awesome
despite people considering it a 'roguelite', you can save in this game, and it's easier than ever now to save with the newest version. early on, saving has a risk of you getting fricked. later on, after you've dealt with threats or find safer beds, you can save as much as you want.
>hopefully it was me
If that was you, thanks! I am still wondering though, how did the dev intend us to get the sword in the first place? I feel like teleporting is cheating. Is there another way to get the sword?
I've fricked around with RPG maker a lot when I was a kid, after playing F&H I started to regret disregarding the engine, I really want to make my own game.
wasn't termina supposed to come out last year? is it really still not out yet?
>heavy weeb inspirations
>doujin-tier story
>cheap midi score
>stock RM2K3 sfx
still got me choked up im gay
WHEN THIS WORLD IS NO MORE
THE MOON IS ALL WE'LL SEE
AND I'LL ASK YOU
TO FLY AWAYYYYY
WITH MEEEEEE
>Heavy weeb inspiration
It was literally made by a japanese married couple
Is this confirmed? I figured Kan Gao was Chinese because of that surname and the fact that he's from Canada (New Chinaland)
I am living under a rock, why do people say that the Chinese are destroying Canada? What's going on?
I'm just American with dual-citizenship Canadian friends, but apparently they immigrate there almost as frequently as Mexicans enter the US except a lot of rich changs are buying up a majority of Canadian real estate
Don't remind me.
Shame all their next games didn't have the same impact. All of them focus too much on romance and marriage too much, and they already perfected the theme in the first game.
Yeah I have no idea what direction they're going but it's way more convoluted scifi than feelsbait now.
I liked Finding Paradise a bit more than To the Moon but Impostor Factory goes in a really weird direction. Still pretty good but almost feels like it doesn't belong to the same series.
>fail coin flip
>get put in a game over loop
skill issue
okey i got the cube from the cave things, where do I go now? I'v been through the catacombs and now im stuck
You younglings have it too easy, back in my day there weren't even double coins
That's right! They added that after 1.3 patch, yes?
Maybe? Haven't played the game in some time, but they were a Termina feature that was ported into the original. I know he also expanded the very last green hue area with the dinosaur
I hope termina is good
I hope it's coming out this decade
>Dev sends out completed test copies to some testers
>Fixes stuff based on their feedback
>Starts adding even more new content
>Which is going to need testing
HE'S STUCK IN A LOOP
AIEE
Well, I hope it's for the better. Wouldn't want to play the final version and realize that all the additions were... lackluster
The game has already ballooned way past the initial expectations, he wasn't thinking of making everyone in the train playable at the start, for example.
Every added character meant rearranging events, as well as adding unique character story elements/gameplay/etc, I don't envy his workload but he's clearly loving it.