
An action packed, beat em' up RPG with an open world for you to explore with over 40 areas, 9 different dungeons, 14 side quests, over 150 items to collect, multiple classes of combat, and various different mechanics to get stronger. You can play Ezerath's Last Hope with up to 8 friends!
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Languages: English*, Spanish - Spain*, Spanish - Latin America*, Portuguese - Brazil*, Russian*, Portuguese - Portugal*, Simplified Chinese*, Japanese*, Korean**languages with full audio support
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This game was a surprising little gem, and for only 2$ its such a steal. I found myself dancing along to the original soundtrack, very catchy!
dope game! love the little characters and soundtrack music is a vibe.
For as cheap as this game is, the quality and content is amazing. You get access to a full on grindy RPG that you can also play with friends and family. The grind is very rewarding and never gets boring nor feels repetitive. Simple art style but it seems to just work with the overall theme and feel of the game. Not a game that takes too much from your personal life. You can hop on whenever and you miss nothing. Some of the monsters and bosses could be a bit challenging but it pushes you to grind new gear and level up your character just so you can overcome those obstacles. And this is a game I feel like I can play for hours without getting bored and that is because the grind feels so awarding due to its fast paced nature. I recommend this game to someone looking for a fast paced RPG and those who enjoy the grind. You will never get bored.
holy kino
I killed rats until level 50 :)
pretty fun! even though it's a looter and pretty grindy, it reminded me a bit of the simple combat of the bump style Ys games. the artstyle is charming, especially the main character sprites. some songs were also suprisingly atmospheric, like the ones that play in the swamp and icy areas. the lack of shiny visuals for upgrading stuff and opening loot actually turns this into a less compulsive experience than other games of the subgenre. it really does seem like a game made for the love of the grind (and it's not so long as to get really hardcore). there are a few little quality of life features that i'd suggest (2024 UPDATE: these were all implemented! the last boss didn't even need any changes, that was just a question i had): - more increments to upgrading equipment. between the 1 and MAX settings it'd be nice to see an option to upgrade 10 or 100 armor levels in a row so i can balance health and damage without clicking 1000 times like a maniac for the late game equipment. - a separate volume setting for the music - maybe that's just me being bad at the game, but i feel like the final 2 bosses' attacks are a little too fast to even understand how to dodge them. if they're meant to damage you all the time without dodge windows, that's fine, but some clarity that that is the case would still be cool. that's it! hope to see more games from this dev :>
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