Royal Rescue SRPG Reviews

Attila Does Not Recommend

I really liked the dynamism of the game, and the variety, the price is worthy of the quality!

this is why i really hate tactic game. I mean WTF! - Level max 10 - Shop is Limited - normal difficulty but VS one enemy die soon this game is really a JUNK!!!!

a very interesting game, in terms of duration and ideas, time flew by not noticeably, and I was able to finish everything!

An excellent indie RPG in which I would like to play with friends, it’s a pity there is no multiplayer mode, I hope they will add this soon. The game is very entertaining and interesting

2D graphics, a unique idea, a dynamic and quickly passable storyline, you will find all this in this wonder of the world, for little money, class!!

A little sun on my routine day, I really liked the game, for a quick and interesting time to spend the most! Quite not long, and cheap, I will still look in my spare time

This is about as low effort of a SRPG Studio game as it gets. Default sprites, default music, default SFX, the whole nine yards. Dialogue in Royal Rescue is about on par with what my 4th grade teacher would've accepted. Maybe. What killed any possible enjoyment for me was a chapter where I needed to collect 1000 gold before talking to this thief. Ain't nobody got time fo' dat! It basically amounts to having to play that same map and visit the same village for gold, over and over and over again. What was the point of this? I'm not even angry or frustrated at the game; I'm just bored and would rather be doing anything else. I decided it was probably best to just cut my losses and go back to playing Utawarerumono. I hope the developers improved after this effort, but I really can't be bothered to play such an obviously unpolished game.

An incredibly amateurish SRPG Studio game, the sort of thing that would get panned as a free project for how janky and buggy it is. While this one has slightly better map designs than some of the really bad examples, there's a lot of inexplicable nonsense with one character being usable well before he officially joins your party, a girl named Helena is just mysteriously in your party in the last map, et cetera. Also, the gameplay balance is terrible. Except for Neve, almost everyone seems to have absurdly terrible growths, often gaining nothing in their attack stat from the time you get them to the time they hit their maximum level, which is a quite low 10. Compounding this, the item "Tank armor lv 3" is commonly available, granting +15 Defense and +60 HP, making it very easy to make any of your characters more or less immune to physical attacks (just equip two!) and also incredibly common to find equipped on enemies, making physical attacks in general a sucker's game for most of the game. So, in short - the early levels are slow and not that great because you only have one character, mildly defeating the purpose of SRPGs in general. The late levels are slow and not that great because you only have a few characters who can damage enemies and they're pretty much immune to damage because of stacked tank armor. This is all not even mentioning the frequent bugs I had with on-map events, such as visiting one building disabling an entirely different building, or a stage ending before it should or not at all, or a sidequest that's impossible to win because you get a game over when you complete your objective instead, or the constant barrage of enemies that were equipped with weapons they couldn't even use or other bizarre item choices.) Not recommended to anyone. If the bugs were fixed, it'd have been a little less frustrating in the midgame, but the terrible balance would still make it a very poor choice of game to play. (Note: I played on Hard difficulty. It's possible that some of my balance issues were because of that, but I'm not exactly going to play the game again to find out.)