Secret of the Rendrasha Blade CH1&2 Reviews

So, let's start with an important information, one that doesn't really better the chances of the game being played, but still something that one should know before buying: as of this moment, the game is not really complete. You can play through chapters 1 and 2 to the end, but that does not end the plot of the game. You'll also notice, if you play, that as you go further towards the end, things get progressively more barebones. In all this, the developer has not abandoned the game, but since he was left alone compared to the previous 3-men team, he has put developement on hold, temporarily in theory, but there is no estimated timeline for further progress at the moment. Despite all this, I currently have over 125 hours on the game, and am still not bored. And it's really cheap. The game is really nice, the jumping and a couple of tools make the exploration more interesting than you'd expect. The fights can range from very easy to very hard depend on the class you play and whether you make good use of its strengths or not. If you play things right, and explore and get some really good items that you wouldn't otherwise find, you'll be able to tackle enemies much earlier than you're supposed to, which is something that I really had fun with, exploring some high level places I found just exploring and finding myself in fights were a single mistake (or even bad rng) could lead to a game over. I got taken by the story pretty much immediately, and it's definitely far more thought out than you'd expect from a low price rpg maker game, though it is also one of the parts suffering more from being incomplete, again this being unnoticeable early and more pronounced as you move towards the end of chapter 2, but it is still good as you reach the last boss and I really wish there was more to play. The classes seem to all be very much worth trying and are all viable, and for the most part you'll have a party capable of accomodating any role to choose, though I think damage dealers have some advantage early on, as your third and forth companions will be a cleric and a tank with little offensive potential. Finally, back to the developer, I was very pleasantly surprised when he answered me in the discussions board and is even at work fixing the bugs and issues I encountered, and this gives me hope for the future of the game. TL,DR: the game is good and worth more than its price in my opinion, so give it a try if the unfinished story is not a deal breaker for you. This deserves to be played (and finished).