Dyztopia: Post-Human RPG

What a great and lovely RPG! Everything in this game is charming and made with passion, with attention to details and really good writing both in the dramatic and humourous parts. The characters are the highlight, I just finished the game and I miss them already. The visuals are also great, the characters sprites and portraits are just perfect and there are also lots of good enemy designs. The battle system is surprisingly deep, there are TONS of skills, statuses, variables and playable characters. They are actually so many that the beginning of the game can be overwhelming. The only thing that imho could have been better was if the game had a more open structure, as it is very linear, you can freely explore the dungeon you're doing during the main plot, but there is no backtrack and almost no sidequests. There's still a lot of content though, especially for its price. Can't wait for Dyztopia 2!

Just started. Art is cool and dialogues are charming, but don't expect extensive platforming actions. It's still a turn-based RPG in its core.

[code] [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/41570851/]RMAsia 鑑賞家群組[/url] [/code] [code] 感謝製作團隊提供遊戲金鑰。 [/code] 當你與同伴們欣賞沿途的風景，也別忘了，這仍是個殘酷的世界。 這款遊戲有著各具特色與豐富背景的角色們、十足多樣的敵人，如果你喜歡聽故事、喜歡旅行於各個地區，那或許它能滿足你。 [h1]旅途[/h1] [h2]．地圖與關卡設計[/h2] 旅途起於一次冗長的關卡。這不是意外，僅管在敘事上這起（本應）小而簡潔的事件，做為起點還算合適——但它太長了。 這個問題廣泛出現在整個遊戲中，無論戰鬥或劇情地圖。你需要忍受主角蝸步前進、跨越漫長地圖，才能抵達你想前往的任何地方。尤其在第一座城市，存檔點和迷你地城分別在地圖最右與最左側，對我這樣慣於在每個事件之前存檔、同時又致力於和所有人對話的玩家來說，可是一點也不友好。 [h2]．角色與各自故事[/h2] 但當你終於能與朋友們坐下來，火光盤旋，閒聊起未來或過去，那是遊戲中最棒的時刻。 每個角色都有自己的故事。隨著一次次陪伴，你將能逐漸了解他們，分享事件對他們的傷害與意義。有些東西，你需要花了時間在他們身上，才看得出來。 我很意外能夠在遊戲中看到這些細緻複雜的情感描寫，何況遊戲中的角色這麼多。通常，你得往更文藝的作品去找。 [h1]戰鬥[/h1] [h2]．技能、細節與選擇[/h2] 而除了劇情，最大的重點便是沿途戰鬥與挑戰。製作團隊花了很多心思在戰鬥上，但我覺得真的很可惜，我不太能享受這些戰鬥。 它為所有角色與敵人製作了動畫、狀態變化、從小破到大破；更有一長串技能列表、大量獨特敵人、組合幾不重覆。每當你抵達新的區域，你都可以期待那裡會有些新的東西。玩家同樣有大量可能性，每個同伴各有其特色，你可以從中看出無數策略選擇…… 很少有作品會將戰鬥豐富至如此細緻，如果你正喜歡這樣的傳統回合制戰鬥，那恭喜你，你會非常享受這段時光。 然而經過一場又一場戰鬥，對我來說，它退化成了機械地選個技能，一股腦扔過去解決敵人的差事。 我可以看得出來，製作團隊盡可能讓戰鬥豐富多變。但很可惜，戰鬥太多了，它有點耗盡了那些樂趣。有時候我只是……必須在關卡間休息一下。行走速度加上一個又一個敵人，誠然，設計很棒，但還是覺得疲勞。 [h1]總結[/h1] 優秀繪畫、動人且獨特的劇情。在二十多個小時之後，僅管我一度放棄，但它確實是非常值得而且少有的體驗。 非常推薦給喜歡聽故事、喜歡與人談心、斟酌字裡行間那些細微情感的玩家。

The battle system of Dyztopia is polished and designed stylistically, functionable and readable. It's been updated from what the store screen shots depict, a good update I'd say it's a lot cleaner now. Selected the hardest difficulty, too easy for me still, that or defence is just that busted. Your score in boss battles improves for not using consumables, but I wouldn't say there's much incentive for a perfect score besides achievement hunting. For the core gameplay I found it enjoyable, the battle system is capable of interesting scenarios with a lot of varied RPG mechanics. The graphics I'd call the sticker pixel art style. The music has a few good tracks, others get old. There are some easy to spot graphical issues in the game, notably I was missing all the icons for any and all support magic. Revived enemies also were missing their sprites when they came back. There weren't any mechanical gameplay issues that I encountered what so ever. The story, this is where you're going to love it or hate it. The linguistical choices are painfully modern, such as the unironic use of words like boomer, in a world setting where humanity and its culture has all but ceased to exist. Dyztopia doesn't seem to care about immersing you in a deep narrative or world, NPCs constantly break the fourth wall (some characters recognize this and others don't). Dyztopia also falls into the trap of giving characters accents, again, disrespecting its own established world building. However, if you can manage to let yourself embrace the slop, accept that the accents are just there to quickly get across the societal stature of the character, the narrative may be just good enough to overlook the writing. I found that Dyztopia's story was strongest whenever it limited which characters were available to you.

ghey pixely turn based rpg fun :3. uhh...reading character stats/description before speccing highly reccomended, shame more people havent seen this game

It's good! There's some neat characters and writing and the combat has a lot of options and choices for how you want to play it. It focuses heavily on targeting enemy weaknesses, debuffs and ailments, though I found a lot of the stuff became almost irrelevant after recruiting a certain character [spoiler]Runi, ESP Fire is insane and trivializes almost all combat[/spoiler]. I'll try again at some later point on hard and see how it plays out. The combat also technically has a lot of decisions to be made for how you spend mana and ability cooldowns since they don't refresh between fights, but that also became less relevant as I went on. By the end I barely cared and just blasted everything. The dungeons (stages) are alright, I got used to the grid based movement on a 2D plane quick. There's not much to say about them, you do some basic navigation, press some switches and beat up some lads. There's a lot of different monster designs and it's fun to see what sort of weirdo pops up next. The story struggles with pacing a bit, I feel like the group became a ride-or-die posse strangely fast, but it's not like they don't face hardships and struggles together. I don't know, I just had a weird vibe at times while playing. There's a decent amount of dialog and set up for beats but simultaneously it feels like it's going at a breakneck speed from scene to scene. Maybe I'll have a better grasp on it after ruminating for a bit and doing a second playthrough, seems like I missed a bunch of stuff as well. By the way Kiyotaka is a great example of how to do a "gamer nerd" kinda character well. Idk why she's so good in a fight but I like her character. I can't be arsed to type more. I like the game, the beginning feels a bit overwhelming with a lot of ♥♥♥♥♥ being thrown at you but otherwise it's a pretty nice and straightforward RPG with some good characters.

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