Infinity Saga Reviews

Well, I really loved the game, but the enemy system emerging from NOTHING pissed me off a little bit, right at the beginning of the game you barely know how to play and are already brutally attacked, and the battle mode is a bit boring even though you is about to die, not much emotion, but I'll give it a second chance, who knows ......

Hello game that I should have beat ages ago! This game is on the shorter side, and I don't mind that. It's fun. The best words to describe this game are: adorably dumb. The plot is super simple a dark lord from another world is trying to come to our world to take it over. It's our job to stop them! My main thing is there are a few too many 'you can't go back after this point' sections for my liking. They occur ALL THE TIME. It gets kinda annoying when you have to figure out what to sell to gear up your characters before the final boss XD. But its not that bad. The first time I played this game I lost over half the game's worth of progress by forgetting to save, so remember to save!

i like the game so far. pretty fun. its kinda encouraging me to make my own with my own story thing i'm doing. i just wish the monsters did't do so much damage. i'm at the hospital & its hard yo get to the top of it with so many monsters spawning & kicking my ass. over & over. other than that... sooper fun. worth the money.

Was hard to understand what this game was about as the intro was way too fast, something about stuff and more stuff.... I dont know. I got extremely sleepy rather quickly while playing this game, so if that was the intent of the game it's very effective. I couldn't quite get my head around the goal of this game or if there was one. I probably should have grabbed the Demo first as I had my reservations around why a <$3 game would need a demo - this seems very much like a stunt to promote the game for being something greater than it is. Infinity Saga unfortunately was extremly far from great, exciting, creative, fun or original. Another minimal effort and paint by numbers RPG Tsukūru game, sigh.

^.^ its been awhile since ive played this game and now that im playing it again everything has gotten considerably better. thank you very much for putting in the time and effort and actually listning to our complaints, the sound doesnt absolutly kill me now :P. i would and will definetly recommend this game to others. thank you Fox ~koga~

Animation - Good Story - Fine Music - Fine Humor - Weird Then how is it why I don't reccomend this game... Because the fighting system is boring as hell. It's not the actual fighting system istself is nothing wrong with it. Although you can't see your enemies health. The big problem is that it is repetitive as hell. And you keep fighting the same monsters every freaking 10 seconds! Hello!!!... let me explore a bit. Really really frustating. Also a problem is that suddenly when you almost at 100% health. You're entire party dies for some stupid reason, because your enemies suddenly unleashes a powerful combat spell. Want to watch me getting bored. Watch my gameplay video. https://youtu.be/X_FWBaZ9sY8

Infinity Saga is a fairly standard short RPGMaker game with pretty good custom artwork and (graphical) map design... and that's, sadly, where the good parts end, because it's a game about navigating through fairly long dungeons with a fairly small visible area and while beset by constant and grindy random encounters. The story is basically your standard silly and amateurish writing. If you like that, it's not terrible - it's at least got some character to it, even if it could have used some proofreading. Gameplay-wise, it's mostly okay, with a fixed party of four characters who aren't very customizable, but with at least some interesting equipment eventually. Monsters can get pretty grindy, running away stops working reliably after the first "dungeon," and the enemies in the second "dungeon" with full-party paralysis attacks get a special mention as being able to cause an arbitrary game-over easily when you first arrive. Plus the boss-tier random enemies with 10000 or so life in the last areas of the game, but at least you can run away from those. I can't really recommend Infinity Saga, but I think the developer doing art and/or maps for a different game would be neat. Or just doing better with the parts they didn't get down right this time, either way.

*EDIT*: The developer contacted me and asked me to try the game once again since some improvements had been made. I don't have the time to review the game for a second time nor did he specify which issues he has worked on. Let this be a lesson not to publish a game before it's ready. Nevertheless it might be that this review is not up-to-date. Review: + Not expensive - Although I usually enjoy a certain amount of repetetition in games like this one, this is too much even for me. A bigger variety of enemies could probably make the game much less boring. - The character development is way too static. Characters learn predetermined skills by leveling up and you have no choice whatsoever. - There is no way to customize the controls. - No options whatsoever. (e.g. you can't adjust music or sound volume which is actually pretty annoying after a while) - Generic story, cliché characters Would not reccomend.