ATNRPG

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Probably one of the worst RPG Maker games I've played. Very empty world, generic tileset, a lot of "lol you accidentally went past this point and can't go back now" with no warning. And the music is absolutely horrid, it only exists on a handful of maps and consists of a few notes on a piano that seem to be played by someone with very little musical knowledge.

this comment is written directed towards phillip, which i know he read before when i sent it to him but chose to ignore. i think it's a good skim for any players too...: before i say anything, please dont take this the wrong way i played atnrpg for a few hours a little while back, i was left with the impression that it had potential - as all does - but it didnt really meet the mark for me. it was fine but i had the impression that it was more for yourself rather than to become a hit game globally, or such. it feels like a work in progress, a concept, not something you release. the gameplay feels as though you have to know something already before you play, which adds on to my idea that this is your thing not the thing for everyone out there. it's good for a sort of, game concept in progress, but not for a release. the music, gameplay, story, fight scenes, etc all feel a little lacking. i know you tried hard with marketing but i didn't even know what atnrpg stands for for ages, and still barely remember. the marketing isn't the best either but i just don't feel like it should yet be marketed, on steam, etc. it's a w.i.p. and not something you release to the masses, or try to. not something you should put so much time into and expect to go soooo far, because one day you might go incredibly far, but not with this, now. this isn't written to insult you, nor your work, time, skills, etc. this is written out of a place of honesty and genuine advice and feedback for what you have done. if you dislike me after i write this, i don't mind. that's your choice. i just don't want to pretend that i think something about something that i don't honestly think. i'm sorry, but you're going to have to face the truth for this stuff, it's a good lesson to learn.