Ladra

[h1][b]Not Recommended[/b][/h1]

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I feel bad about this, but the game kinda sucks. I suppose that a lot of my criticism is subjective, but even then I hardly think this game is worth your time. There are many other stealth games with far better stories and gameplay out there. I'm a fan of stealth games myself, but whenever I play a stealth game, I always just shoot the guards from a distance and then slip by. Here though, perfect stealth is the only way through. There aren't any weapons or even stealth tools. Not to mention that despite having branching paths, the level design is very linear and restrictive. To get through a room, there's often just one (maybe two) ways to get through, and levels aren't super open either. It's quite simple and when all you're doing is sneaking, it can get pretty tedious. Maybe I'm just impatient, but I can't stand waiting around for guards to move for half my playtime. There's the story too. I didn't get to far into the game, but it seems pretty lame. There wasn't really a "hook" and the characters weren't particularly well defined or entertaining either. It seems like a Robin Hood story in a fantasy setting with an anti-war message. The main character, Estella, is especially a let down. First of all, her design is pretty poor. She doesn't even look like a woman. She doesn't need to be a bimbo or anything, but she certainly could've used some more charm. The graphics are mostly stock RPG Maker fair, but Estella and the guards have original sprites. Nobody else, though which is incredibly jarring. Estella and the guards more realistically proportioned, but everybody else is just a stock RPG Maker chibi. What the heck? Why bother giving just Estella and the guards original sprites then? A consistent look is very important; the illusion is shattered when the art style radically changes like that. I know graphics can be expensive to produce, but I paid money for this game and I expect more. Besides, not making anything original would've literally produced a better product and been cheaper. The music was good, though. I can't really comment much. It just fit the mood fine. Anyway, the simple story and sterile gameplay really don't warrant the need for anyone to play this game. It is cheap, though, so I suppose if you feel like it then you can pick it up and try it, but even then is something so mediocre really worth your time at all?

An interesting game, attempting to combine stealth-action genre with JRPG style. The heroine, a young thief named Estella, sneaks through the night past the guards, “appropriates” various treasures (and books) from nobles too rich to need it, and must stop a conspiracy threatening to bring total war that would engulf nearby kingdoms. The game is short (some 1-3 hours of gameplay), simple in graphics and with few simple melodies. Being spotted by the guards (before you learn how to avoid them) might get frustrating, if you’re not careful, but you won’t be forced to repeat an entire mission if discovered. Game system is easy to master, so even an average player shouldn’t have any problems getting all the achievements over time. Good pick if you want to try a stealth game that is a bit more casual.

Tags: Tactical - Stealth Additional Tags: Delete Local Content & Remove from Library TLDR: Stealth-only gameplay in RPGMaker engine. Surprisingly well executed but gets repetitive and a bit frustrating. Short game if you stick to beating. So basically this is an inventive game in which you cannot enter combat. You stick to darkened tiles that darken the whole screen, acting as a fairly effective shadow system to stay outta line of sight. You can crouch to use scenery to block field of view and also enter cupboards, cracks in walls and study guard patrol patterns to sneak past them There are a series of small challenges with a return to a hub periodically to get some of the lore and story which seemed decently told but nothing really memorable or special. While I do not hate the game, the mechanics are very well executed but would had been better used in a more fully fledged RPGMaker title rather than as its own standalone game. There is something kind of slow about the stealth gameplay and without a solid engine, or the ability to fall back on combat or use distractions to alter the guards patterns it gets a tad tedious. Becomes fairly easy once you are frustrated to stop caring about the guard's patterns and try to brute force your way through which more often than not will punish you by resetting some progress. Thankfully the game autosaves on the regular. Once the game starts expecting you to pickpocket moving guards, remembering branching pathways in a building or otherwise handle tight success windows to get through a corridor. It can become more trouble than reward for the more casual player out there. Especially without a map. There has been quite a number of little stealth games released as well, and the genre has quite a fair bit more competition than you would expect. Games such as Serial Cleaner come to mind, but one should not discount the Thief series, the deus ex's, assassin's creeds, Styx series, Hitman series and probably many more. For those reasons I would rather declutter the library by removing local content and hiding this title in the archive so as to give better visibility for other games that have a more ambitious and better rounded overall gameplay on offer.

Ladra is a short, but solid experience. You'll spend your time between stealth missions and chatting with a few NPCs. Stealth works considerably well since we're talking about RPG Maker. Other than the fact that sometimes I got away with things I wouldn't expect to, the mechanics introduced worked well. Solving each level wasn't that complex and sometimes you could force/rush through some parts, but overall delivers what it proposes. The small dialogue bits are actually great, I'd say. Even the glimpses we got are better worldbuilding and well crafted dialogues than many more elaborated allegedly "story" games xD There is enough dialogue to put you on Estella shoes and why she's doing it, also getting smalls bits of world, characters and events info. I'd say you can look for up to 2 hours of playtime if you plan on doing all achievements, a bit less than one hour if you don't. For the price it is, it might be worth your time. (15 Brazilian Reais for me)

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Ladra - 5,5/10 :(