Via Mortis Reviews

After getting all of the endings on this game after many hours, I think it's worth the price. Multiple endings depending on the choices you make and who you side with, you can capture enemies and have them fight for you, side quests to get hidden skills from npcs, as well as challenging bosses that require strategy to beat. The maze in this game isn't as bad to navigate through compared to The legend of Azarias, although I did have a bit of trouble finding the door to the final area at some point. Overall, it was a challenging game for a fair price,

One of the most baffling examples of how not to make an rpg, and a true shining gem that gives rpgmaker the reputation it has. Level design is just mazes and corridors. I hope you like getting lost in nausea inducing first person labrinyth setups because thats it for maps from what I've seen. Monster sprites are beautiful. Nothing quite like taking clip art and just coloring it a solid red or blue for 80% of creatures Story I barely gave a shit about, theres nothing there that grabs you even slightly as interesting. Combat is however the worse I've ever seen in a game ever. Regular mook enemies encounters vary between a single enemy that you and your collective creatures wail on, or having to deal with around 7-10 bloated turn orders of enemies that just mass heal and buff each other all the while being able to likely deal 50% of your heal in specific attack, others having the chance to use these attacks multiple times in a row meaning even if I wanted to buff my creatures to be able to avoid instant death I'd only be able to save one before literally instant death. But combat is virtually pointless since you can just spam the very cheap monster capture cards to capture creatures instantly ending the battle and stillr rewarding you xp and money to buy yet again more capture cards. Probably going to play through just to see if literally anything cool is here but for anyone out there with three brain cells what I'm writing down is what you get so think about why this game has nearly zero reviews.