Destiny of a Wizard 3: Beyond the World Reviews

Never found Laborious Field III despite two play-throughs. Wasted good money in buying the so-called guide which simply indicates a signpost in the Dale - location should at least have been indicated in a map. After a while the repetitive voice-overs became boring to the point of being irritating; there ought to be an option to turn it off.

Destiny of a Wizard 3 (DoaW3) picks up after your Blue Wizard (DoaW2) defeated Zarra and Darklin (or did you?). The Blue Wizard lands on a new world where you meet new characters. The story line is just as good as DoaW2. There are still several optional side quests, some similar to DoaW2, one of which is to find 50 followers a ghost somehow lost. DoaW3 is made using an updated RPGMaker engine and has new combat and log quest systems. Overall, DoaW3 is an excellent RPGMaker game that is worth the cost so you can find out where your Blue Wizard is! Depending on your tastes, here are the pro/cons you can find in this game: -Improved story line with new characters -Great humor -At the beginning, you can play in Casual or Normal mode. You will unlick Hard Mode after finishing the game -Some grinding is recommended if you play on Hard Mode, but not too much on Casual or Normal Mode -DoaW3 is a bit more linear than DoaW2 was -You can save anywhere on Casual Mode, but only on save points on Normal and Hard Mode -Visible enemies -No lag time, flawless controls -Easily 40 hours of game play, especially if you finish all side quests and/or want to try out Hard Mode -You can purchase a walkthrough at https://www.ultimacjproductions.com/fullversion For any fans of RPGs and RPGMaker games, this one is a "must play". I'm already looking forward to finding out what happens to the Blue Wizard in Destiny of a Wizard 4!