Loser Reborn Reviews

Short, but amusing game.

No... The game is too short... You can get the free game better than this. The game is not that bad if you don't have to pay for it.

Just browsing through my backlog----but this game........ After not one hour playtime I put it away in my Steam folder: Games I would never play again A review can't be impartial. So my reason for not recommention is simple...it is no fun to play!

It's a fun, bite sized game. I finished it twice to see all three endings, and that took me 2.7 hours.

Un très bon jeu qui offre une excellente expérience malgré sa courte vie dont les rares défaut son principalement dus a des problèmes de compatibilité avec Linux et l'absence de support Proton.

Well I did not enjoy those 37 minutes. The battle system is lackluster even for rpgmaker standards and the joke isn't all that funny. Like I know what it's trying to be but, I feel I was not warned for the stuff in here, even just for comedy. This game is going in my serious waste pile cause you can do these jokes but...I don't want to think about a creepy slime touching some loli girl

This game is very short but cute to get it on sale. If you are playing normal or easy you should enjoy the game a lot it's when you try it on hard do you want to pull your hair out. Max level is 20 and the last several bosses on hard is so rng heavy it's not funny. They do the same heavy attacks over and over again and start off with a free turn at the beginning of battle which puts its heavily in thier favor. Grind up on gold as much as possible cause after the 1st 3 bosses you can no longer farm it and they dont give you remotely enough to gear up more then 2 of the 3 people in your party and thats not including the 4 in reserve. Overall i really enjoyed the short storyline and if you dont play it on hard you should enjoy it a lot as well.

It's small, the art is fine, the content and music are meh, but the balance is very whacky. Intentionally? I know it's also a parody but it wasn't very funny. Except this maybe? https://i.imgur.com/AgtrkqB.png 1st time normal difficulty: 2knights 1wizzard - restoring mana/health was INSANELY grindy and I could only repeat 1 type of mob per floor, so I was repeating the same 3 mobs for HOURS to make any progress with coins > gear. Most bosses were easier/fairer than the normal mobs. After maxing out, the the party became immortal and able to 1-shot. 2nd time on easy/hard: 3crit characters without armor, everything 1-shot, and I could exactly afford new weapons without grind Some Bugs/Issues I encountered: - the F12 key for steam screenshots won't work, as well as tossing the player back into main menu - when the game is not focused aka tabbed out of, actions will still be perceived in game... - if the main character is stunned (aka out of mana), the party will not regain mana from victory cry balance: why stay characters stunned even if mana is refilled and fights are won after that - first hit and crit are ridicously strong while sustain/heal is too expensive / grindy - normal difficulty, main char (warrior) takes more damage from same attacks with same/better gear than warrior party member - steam achievement (ed1 male ver) did not unlock after normal difficulty finish while using F1 window sizes it did however, unlock after I tried a game restart AND ctrl + enter (full screen) AND hard mode - using difficulty swap, the max. number of mugs can be exceeded in hard, but it doesn't change gameplay ...yet as pointed out in the discussion page, the same trick can jumpstart gold and xp gain for mob grinding - when picking a TOO LONG name the final dialogues can glitch out - when picking female protagonist, there are minor gender inconsistencies (early and final dialogues) - when picking female protag. the ending becomes insonsistent, as she cannot pass on the hero's bloodline ...or can she xD [Edit: In F1 Menu there are also 3 keys that don't do anything + very limited controls menu.]

I can tell that the developer of this game put in so much love and effort into this game. This short, yet extremely difficult rpg game is basically inspired by the isekai trope of magically teleporting the player into a fantasy world on the brink of annihilation. There are basically three classes: Knight, Mage, and Rogue. The Knight specializes in tanking for his team mates, the Mage uses spells, and the Rogue is fast and focuses on debuffs. The goal of your mission is to defeat the Dark Lord who is threatening to destroy the entire kingdom or world thing. You are assisted by your [strike]harem[/strike] party of brave heroes to defeat him. Unfortunately, there are some things that really make your mission hard. You are supposed to reach the final boss in a set number of days, which is around like 3. Healing items are limited even in normal difficulty and resting, which revives dead party members, takes up a day and further brings the deadline closer. The enemies have a fair chance of ganging up on a party member and killing them quickly, thus usually forcing you to replace her with a different one from a limited cast. This makes it so that grinding a specific party difficult and prevent you from overleveling. I will admit the positives of the game such as the art style and the battle music made the experience more bearable. I honestly would have bought those if they were available. The story starts off simple, but I actually love the twist near the end that really threw me off because I was too busy trying to grind. The sometimes weird humor made me chuckle at times which I also appreciate in a game I found harder than fighting a headless in Sekiro. tl;dr This rpg game is tough in that it gives you a deadline, limited healing/revives, and gives you a cast of rather suboptimal members. The art is fabulous, music is banger, story is decent, and writing is often witty. I can only recommend this game if you really enjoy optimizing a rather limited set and a big challenge in a difficult rpg game otherwise you really shouldn't get this game.