Dragon Fantasy: The Black Tome of Ice

great game... got my snes vibe all over again... must have for chrono trigger lovers

Not made in RPG Maker. Not that it should matter but I'm saying it because I know it does. Edit..... The "humor" is really childish and too cheesy for my tastes. While the battle system is the same as one of the all-time greats in Chrono-Trigger I am nearly an hour in and still mashing the same commands over and over again to get my 1 character to kill the same enemies over and over again. That's just wasted potential right there that may be fufilled later on but at this point I am asking for a refund. While I gave this a "Tenantive Thumbs Up - But Please...please...please tell me they picked a better name for the second town/city/village or this might be a quick turnaround." There was a quick turn around... Liked.... Battle System Ran Well Retro-Snes Presentation No Random Encounters Hated.... Repetive Battles that in an hour of play had made 0 use of things that make the battle system great Childish Humor Pacing Story - Vague (This is part 2 but i can't imagine part 1 will help this much) and unintersting As far as I played the world here seemed to be pretty generic and bland 3/10 Asking for a refund....

Otimo game ,Dragon Fantasy:The Black Tome of Ice é um RPG classico ,para quem curti um bom e velho RPG vai gostar muito

Well, got to the 1st town after dying about 6~8 times in a row. The music absolutely does not fit. Much of it was too energetic and loud and up-beat for what should have been foreboding and building premonition... as in, something you'd hear in the opening of a movie instead of something that sounded more like the closing credits. 16-bit SNES-era graphics and loud banging orchestra just didn't mix (and I make game-music so that's big for me). The battles do have a lot of MISSES in them, taking longer than they should, and I seemed to die a lot if I didn't heal all the time, once I realised there was a heal spell anyways. Sometimes they ended up oddly formed, when for example the hero and a crab were at the opposite corners of the screen jumping back at one another and there was a house in the way. The SNES-era graphics were well done and accomplished what they needed to, it's just a shame that the music was a let-down. Not to say it's bad, but it's just...barely adequete and the pieces just don't fit the scene (though the one that played through the first few boards was fairly to what it should have been). You should get a different music producer. Where the first game really was entirely awesome - this game is kind of a let down. So if you're going to do another game, try doing it just like the first chapter of the first game, just longer. This game would have benefitted from a Secret-of-Mana style active battle system very well, I might add. Though I don't personally really recommend this to die-hard SNES-era fans, it's not a badly made game. I am kind of in the middle ground. Would I buy it again, probably not, but it's not so bad that I'd ask for a refund, either. I may pick it up again later and change my review if it gets better.

I just beat this game a few minutes ago and I had an enjoyable time playing this game. The storyline of this game is pretty good even though it is short and the combat system reminded me of Chrono Trigger without the ATB system...if there is ever a 3rd game in the series in the future I will be sure to play it.

Wonderful sequel! New graphics, awesome gameplay! Thank you dev team for another gem... Can't wait for the third installment! hehehe A must play for jrpg fans...

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Ehh...

good game

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