Ladies Orders Reviews

Your enemies in this game are "Muslim fighters" ...Yeah.

I could make a better game on RPGmaker than this game. I don't even know how to code or draw. I can script, but that's about it.

This is a pretty good game with nice graphics, but there are a few things that are annoying. The enemies cast annoying status effects like blind, and you have to use a ton of healing potions after every battle.

**UPDATED** First and foremost, [i]Ladies Orders [/i] is, as the tags clearly point out, an [i]RPG Maker[/i] game. This can be a turn-off for many players, so there, you are warned. Right now I haven't played the game a lot, [strike]so this review is most likely going to be updated in the near future,[/strike] so take my opinion with a pinch of salt. Although I am currently neutral about the portraied religious background of the enemies you fight at the beginning of the game, I was a bit surprised & flabbergasted about the choice. I really do hope that this game will not turn out to be a propaganda piece for a political conviction. The maps, characters, graphics and enemies are average and above average of the usual [i]RPG Maker[/i] game, the writing (yes, you have to read to follow the storyline) is a bit on the nose & clichéd as far as I can tell. The NPCs are pretty random, oftentimes only have 1 line of dialogue and the battles are unforgiving. [u]Caveat[/u]: As far as I can tell, this game is first and foremost a tactical combat game made with [i]RPG Maker[/i] and since I constantly fail to defeat the second bigger boss, and I most likely need to grind XP to level up, I lost interest in the game, so I am going to refund this game. The interaction with NPCs is barely existent, the storyline is pretty thin, as far as I can tell. The price is acceptable, the game seems to be a partly okay and partly meh old school RPG so far. As a tactical combat game, it is recommendable, as an RPG with a storyline, it falls flat in my opinion.