
A classic RPG experience with modern strategic battle mechanics. There are over 20 classes to unlock, with the ability to assign sub-classes. Explore the world of Alterra with an array of dynamic characters, and gain allies to help turn the tides of the ongoing fight between humans and elves.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Legends of Alterra is a 2D RPG akin to Final Fantasy of old and a wonderful debut from a one-person indie, New Moon Studios. The game follows Princess Verity, learning of political intrigue before a single decision thrusts her into a world she only learned about through her studies with her mom. The story takes players on a journey across Alterra as Verity teams up with kids like Arthur, Ellia, an elf named Darian, etc to heal the world before everything falls apart. A game created in RPGMaker, I was pleasantly surprised that as RPG combat goes, learning the Cancel mechanic was sort of a treat. Being able to have my party cancel enemy attacks to help charge a big "**** you" spell always felt pretty good until I ran out of mana. There were some parts in the early game when you unlock additional character classes that felt slow as I leveled to unlock more skills but never grew bored of the combat. The maps themselves were pretty and a joy to explore and the music (there's a lot of music) always matched the tone for what the story beat was delivering. When I finally beat LoA and credits rolled, I thought it was worth the time spent. Give it a try!
I have really enjoyed it so far!
Can't say I am convinced of this game. Maybe that is the reason why I ask for an refund. I don't have anything against teen actors. But at last the story should be interesting. From the start this was split into 2 sections: a) a Princess with an ill mother and an gullible father. Add to that an consultant that also gives the Queen potions and soup to get her better (one look at her and you know she is anything than good) and because the Queen can't support the King needles him to finish the elves. b) a young girl living with father and step-mother...and guess what the father must go to war (against the elves) and ...oh you all know the problems with step-mothers in fairy tales. Maybe I am too harsh but that sound just too childish for me. But that's not all....The fights....I don't know if they got better later on...but ATM they are just a nuisance. It should be possible to interrupt the enemies....dunno doesn't work for me. In fights the best player is...the dog!!! Most times he kills the enemy in 1 round whereas the 2 playable characters don't do much damage. So the dog is fine....but not outside of fights. He runs wild around you and more than once blocked the way..
Good characters, dialogue and story.
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