Heroes of Legionwood

I originally left a not recommended review as the enemies were way overpowered in story mode, but after giving the game another try, I think I had a glitch that set the game in the hardest mode even though it showed as the easiest mode. It was impossible to kill enemies when only getting 1 hit point on them. Dev, if you see this, it had to be a programming glitch. I can now one shot/kill enemies after uninstalling and reinstalling.

Crashes the second you take a screenshot, and also the word Taint comes up an uncomfortable amount of times. I had fun with this game, nonetheless. Play it if you're interested in broken to slightly janky indie made RPG maker video games, don't expect a polished game.

[h1]Heroes of Legionwood: ¿Héroe o Villano de Tiempo Libre?[/h1] [h2]Resumen[/h2] Bienvenido a \Heroes of Legionwood\, un juego que intenta traerte la nostalgia del RPG clásico pero acaba siendo tan memorable como tu último almuerzo. Este juego se sitúa medios términos entre el encanto del pasado y la mediocridad moderna, donde la fallos de diseño gritan más fuerte que su historia. [h2]Aspectos importantes e interesantes[/h2] Lo mejor de \Heroes of Legionwood\ es su intento de recuperar la magia de los RPG de antaño, con una narrativa que tiene sus momentos (cuando no estás bostezando por los clichés). Para los amantes de un buen desafío estratégico, el juego ofrece algunos combates que realmente te harán pensar antes de actuar, porque cada decisión cuenta - además las consecuencias pueden ser más duras que la crítica de un adolescente en internet. [h2]Aspectos por mejorar[/h2] ¿Dónde empezamos? El juego podría mejorar casi en cada departamento, pero centrémonos en los controles que parecen diseñados por un enemigo de la comodidad. Además, visuales tan obsoletos que podrían estar en un museo de arte antiguo, y no precisamente como la Mona Lisa sino más bien como ese cuadro que tu tía intentó pintar y terminó siendo un meme en la familia. [h2]Tabla de Puntuación[/h2] [table] [tr][th]Criterio[/th][th]Puntuación[/th][th]Comentarios[/th][/tr] [tr][td]Jugabilidad[/td][td]6/10[/td][td]Podría ser peor, pero también mucho mejor.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Dificultad / IA[/td][td]7/10[/td][td]El cerebro detrás de los enemigos es lo único que parece haber evolucionado.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Contenido[/td][td]7/10[/td][td]Suficiente para mantenerte ocupado mientras olvidas tus otras responsabilidades.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Video / Gráficos[/td][td]5/10[/td][td]¿Quién necesita gráficos bonitos cuando puedes jugar a imaginarte que son buen Nord.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Historia[/td][td]6/10[/td][td]Si te gustan los clichés, este es tu tipo de historia.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Ambientación[/td][td]7/10[/td][td]La parte más decente, te sentirás en un mundo de fantasía genérica.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Efectos[/td][td]6/10[/td][td]A veces no sabrás si son efectos del juego o tu PC fallando.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Música[/td][td]8/10[/td][td]Realmente rescatable, casi hace que olvides los gráficos.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Voces[/td][td]5/10[/td][td]Voces monótonas que te harán apreciar el silencio.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Diversidad[/td][/plan][td]6/10[/td][td]Hicieron el intento, pero no es nada del otro mundo.[/td][/tr] [tr][td]Total[/td][td]63/100[/td][td]Justo en el borde de la mediocridad.[/td][/tr] [/table] [h3]Veredicto de Compra[/h3] Si la puntuación total es: [b]<80 y >=50 Compralo con descuento[/b] Dado que la puntuación total es 63, te recomiendo que compres \Heroes of Legionwood\ solamente si encuentras una buena oferta y realmente te sobra tiempo. En una escala de \mejor invertir mi dinero en algo más\, este juego definitivamente cae en la categoría de \esperar una rebaja\. ¡Suerte, aventurero de ofertas!

Disclaimer: War Teil eines Bundles. JRPG mit TBC(Turn bases Combat) RPG-Maker. Nur englisch. Zufallskämpfe. Steuerungs-Fail (z.B. Spielernamensmaske: Man muss per Virtual Keyboard eingeben aber Einf ist Delete.... WTF?!). Kein Controller Support (Pfui!). Wohl ne 08/15 Fantasy Rette die Welt Geschichte. Mehr Zufallskämpfe. Wer sowas mag, bitte sehr.

"Heroes of Legionwood" is a three-chapter saga that concludes the Legionwood storyline begun in "Tale of the Two Swords" and continued into "Rise of the Enternal's Realm." It isn't necessary to have played the first two games to play this one, because they are set in the past, and the key takeaways of the earlier stories are summarized in a reference available from the menu. That said, if you intend to play through the first two games, it is probably better to do so before this one, as there are certain immediate elements of "Heroes" that intrude on the revelations and outcomes of Legionwood 2. Fundamentally, this is an RPG in the spirit of the SNES/16-bit era, and it is very well done. Music helps create an immersive sense, the battles rarely feel tedious (and random encounters can be avoided), there are puzzles that are engaging without quite getting to the point of frustration, and there's an immersive story. The "Talent" system is a great feature that adds to the game, as are the "Influence" points and the ways in which they can affect relationships between the characters (which have game effects). I suspect there are many ways to play through this game's three episodes. If you like RPGs modeled on the old style but with greatly improved character development and storyline, I think you'll like "Heroes of Legionwood." I like it.

really fun

RECOMMENDED - if you like the free Legionwood Tale of Two Swords release, you probably should just buy this one. You can always try the demo of this game. It has the usual Legionwood level up system that lets you allocate Tech skills and stat points as you wish. You can be a fool like me and max stat Attack if you want. It also has the visualized attack order character icon slider much like FF X that a lot of the newer RPGMaker games feature. The writing is pretty cool assuming that you do not perish from laughing too much at "dark taint." There is a conversation tone system (Self-Confident, Serious, Casual and Snide) that produces varying responses from the other characters during story sequences. There are also Talents that affect the overall gameplay. For example, the Speech one has a lot of applications from getting stuff for free and completely changing the boss battle dialogue and outcomes. There are a lot of uncommon RPGMaker features that make the experience much more fun, creative and less restricted to one optimal approach. The soundtrack is decent to put it lightly. Even the battle themes bear repeated listening. Some town locations lag a little bit despite low CPU utilization, probably a minor engine issue. You can probably find the Episode 1 - Age of Darkness for cheap - the two later ones not so much. I can only comment on the first one that is pretty dece. Apparently it is quite short, so adjust your investment accordingly.

O começo do jogo não da uma impressão muito boa, pela dificuldade nas lutas. Para seguir na história, mesmo no nível normal é preciso fazer alguns níveis só pra começar a jogar. Quanto mais vai avançando no jogo, mais fácil as lutas se tornam, pelo fato de ter melhores equipamentos e customização de aprendizado de técnicas. É um jogo que vale a pena comprar, se tiver em promoção. A primeira parte é mais ou menos umas 12 horas. A segunda parte é mais ou menos umas 7 horas. Esperando a parte 3...

The character customization strikes a wonderful balance between user strategy and NPC identity, all while remaining simple, and I think it might be the best I've seen. Bit of advice, though, neither magic nor magic defense have any value early on. Being able to adjust HP would be appreciated. My biggest problem for this is a lack of window mode combined with inability to alt+tab out. The game just freezes. If I were playing this on a dual monitor, wouldn't be a problem, so I did recommend, but for laptop users, stay away.

Alright not sure why ?I'm writing a review for this NOW but its partially since in the third act I got to the kobold chest and I couldn't figure out the puzzle. It drove me nuts. But this is a super interesting RPG Maker game albeit a simple one. That I still recommend. It might not be complex, but its a good title.