Sweet Lily Dreams Reviews

One of the best if not the best classic rpgs i ever played i dont understand why so many ppl vote negativ for it but its probably not something for evryone such games are sadly rare nowadays

I tried to get into it but I just couldn't. Sure the art looks good, the music wasn't my thing, the combat is the usual, the crafting was fine and it had some interesting puzzles like using maps to get around, but I just couldn't get invested.

While I'm posting this as a negative review, I'm actually borderline neutral on this game. Plus: attractive, whimsical graphics, an unusual and consistent "fairytale" vibe, and fairly straightforward mechanics. The puzzles I've encountered have been fairly straightforward (not necessarily a good thing). In most ways this is a great candidate for Baby's First JRPG. Negative: controls are a bit awkward. The fairytale vibe seems condescending at times. I found gameplay a bit dull (although if you note my time played, I didn't get far into the part of the game where you battle as a team). However, the main problem only really applies if you do want your kid playing in it: under essentially any circumstances, when told to do something by an adult or authority figure, your best (and frequently only) option is to do the exact opposite. I realise this is a common trope in childrens' adventure literature but it's taken to extremes here.

This has got to be one of the worst games I've ever played. The storyline is probably fine, but one would never know, because the combat system is absolute garbage. The game starts off with you having one character, lvl 1, and the rate of evade way to high on monsters. My third fight consisted of the enemy evading me 19 times ina row, before I could hit and kill it. To make matters worse, when you do get a party, it only makes you more frustrated. The main character DOES NOTHING. First real fights, and she hits for 0, has no skills, and is just there to be punched int he face. Even lvling her up does nothing. add to that fighting monsters that add blind automatically twice each turn, and you get an entire party that can't hit ANYTHING. Literally fighting 2 monsters, that do nothing but blind, no damage, and I can't hit them. After AN HOUR AND A HALF IN ONE BATTLE, UNABLE TO DO ANYTHING, I had to force the game to close, and realize I had been ripped off. Paying money for such a bad, bad game makes me feel bad, and the creators should feel bad for ripping people off of money. No one should ever get this game. You've been warned.

[h1][b][u] Don't let the name fool you;[/u][/b][/h1] There may be dreams, but they're anything but sweet. In [i]Sweet Lily Dreams,[/i] You visit places ranging from Dr. Jekylls mansion labratory to Sleepy Hollow to the swamp of Baba Yaga. Although given a sweet name, I do [b][i]NOT[/i][/b] recommend it for nighttime play, lest you be assaulted by Phobium, too.

Not a bad little indie rpg. Sure it has some story pacing issues and it wears its influences on its sleeve. Nevertheless I enjoyed it.

Aside from the first puzzle, Sweet Lily Dreams is a fun little RPG with a nice balance of customization, story and gameplay. Combat has a steady difficulty curve, and inventory and elemental management becomes more important the further you get. Unlike many other games, customizing your home has benefits that boos gameplay, and costumes play a major effect in survival. All in all, a pleasant experience.

Sweet Lily Dreams is a RPG with a turn-based battle. It is about a girl who sets for an adventure in the dreamland. It somehow makes the player nostalgic because of its classic gameplay like most JRPG's. It has a great story but somehow I worry about its [b] [i] copyright issues [/i] [/b] because this game have a lot of references! [b] You will also not get bored with this game because: [/b] [list] [*]There are puzzles in the game that are relatively difficult but not impossible. [*]You are given a house which you can freely decorate with furnitures. [*]Side quests, Crafting, and many more! [/list] If you are not a fan of a gameplay like this one, don't try it. Otherwise, I recommend you to play it now! [i](Leave a like if this review helped you! An award if you're feeling generous! :3)[/i]

This is an excellent RPG which incidentally is also the prequel to Whisper of the Rose. I have played both these games to completion and had a very enjoyable time. I enjoy the combat mechanics, especially the point-base system. You have to hunt for points (which appear as gold coins) which motivate you to explore every small little corner of the game map. There is also an achievement for getting all the points. Furthermore, the points can be used to buy furniture which you can display in your house and they will give you combat bonuses. Furthermore points can also be use to buy dresses (armor) and weapons for Lily too. Monsters will drop crafting materials when they are vanquished, and these crafting materials can be used for making Spells, Potions and Furnitures. I love this system. Scattered on the ground are small green circles which will heal you when you step on them. However, there is a difficult achievement which will only trigger if you activate less than 20 healing circles in the entire game. So, this turn the game mechanics in a whole new direction --- as you are now trying to AVOID stepping on healing circles whenever you do exploration. However, this is not always possible, as some healing circles are on critical paths and there is no way to get through a dungeon without stepping on certain healing circles. The story itself is well thought out. The starting scene is misleadingly simple and looks like an RPG for kids. However, this is not the case as there are a lot of depth and the story gets darker as you proceed. However, I love the major themes of the RPG which is actually love, mutual caring and cooperation. I get a warm feeling at the end of the story, which is excellent. I would strongly recommend this game to any old school RPG gamers out there who like a good story with interesting game mechanics.

This game has great soundtracks, i liked the fun puzzles, game play settings and the interesting plot, but most of all, I loved the adorable look to the characters. Only thing I dislike is how extremely difficulty some puzzles and mini-games will become and by that point will apparently prevent game progression. Overall i found this game very addicting and only wished I could've found more tips on solving maps and puzzles which are difficult sometimes...