Lilly and Sasha: Guardian Angels

I have just finished the game - and thus the series - and I would like to express my sadness that I will never EVER again be able to play it for the first time. Guardian Angels were buggy, didn't allow to go back to once finished areas (in opposite to the previous parts) and thus presented troubles with earning money at some point, so I couldn't get 100% progress. Some puzzles were awfully hard to my mind so I peeked in the guide a couple of times. Balyang area threw me off, some of the stuff I got there - /also/ as a prize - was useless for me when I finally got back to move with the story. But then again... It was a closure. I finished, with light heart, the Lilly and Sasha series. I didn't know how to feel about that at first. I mean, the bugs destroyed completely the remnants of the perfect image I had after the Curse of the Immortals. And I would probably regret playing it if it weren't for the last cutscene. It made me smile honestly that it was over. Not thank-the-gods-it's-over smile. Rather goodbye-my-lovely-courageous-heroes. It was an adventure that I won't forget. In my opinion, it's perfect for beginner players in general. Got time? Play it. But what mattered to me the most it's that it's about sisters. As a firstborn and older sister I bonded with Lilly and Sasha in a special way that not many might understand. There's not a lot of games that I know of, that would speak of the sacrifice that a sister would do for a sister. I would go through hell for my sister. And I would too go in the afterlife to get my sister back. [strike]EVEN if it means getting cool-ass costumes and powers[/strike]

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just finished... i don't know where to start. this one was a huge let down. the game play was, well, just boring. it was quite a bit diffrent from the first two games. i do wish there were instructions in the game itself and not just from using the guide. i didn't realize that the end of the game was directly after fighting Zahhak, regardless of what percentage of the game you had finished. had there been some helpful info in the game itself, about what to do and when, i might have finished more than 40% of the game. i realize i can go back to a save point to do more quests, but what's the point, really...? i mean, i beat the bad guy, so for me, it's done. i hated the way it ended. and i disliked the team being split up all through the game till the end. i am just really disappointed in this one. i also want to point out the limited amount of cash one can get from the battles, it wasn't enough to buy all the better items. instead of having all those bottles of healing lying around that aren't needed, how about throwing in large piles of cash? also, why is there no place to sell the items that are no longer needed? like the lesser weapons, trinkets and extra healing potions? i had over 70 healing potions just sitting in my inventory that were never needed. (including all the huge potions.)

Lilly and Sasha: Guardian Angels is part 3 of a trilogy of adventure RPGs made in RPG Maker. While the first two installments stand alone quite well, this game in particular has a story which won't make much sense without playing both of the prequels. There are 17 hours of gameplay in the main adventure, and all the side quests are found together in one megatown which, due to events from the story, replaces all of the smaller towns from the previous games. Side quests apparently make up 50% of the playable content. The plot is set up quite differently from the first two games. Instead of staying together in one party, the eight playable characters from before plus one more are, for the most part, fractured into groups of two, each doing their part in the greater mission. Character development is much improved from the previous installments, and the story follows you every step of the way, as the game takes you from party to party, each completing their own quests in a linear fashion. Enemies appear on the map, and are easy to avoid, but you may need to fight some of them to level up. Battles are the same as in part 1. Each character has a basic move, a strong move, a status-type move, and a team move with each of the other party members. Each of the two main moves may have a rune attached, and each character may carry two trinkets which enhance their abilities. Previously acquired pets are still with you, and you may choose two of these to help you during battles. Each pet will have its own way to assist the party. Weapons are equipped automatically, and upgrades for each character are found in treasure chests along the way. There is a large megatown to explore, with shops, along with puzzles and other challenges. You are granted access to more sections of the town as you progress through the game. You may visit this town at any time through a pocket teleporter, and return to the same spot you left, when you are finished. The cutscenes are more frequent and more interesting than previous installments, and the ending is very good, and provides closure to the series. The puzzles are more difficult than in part 2, and sometimes require a lot of thinking and figuring. There are quite a few annoyances in this area, including monsters that must be re-killed if you restart the puzzle, and several puzzles that have no explanation or obvious function. Overall, this game is the best of the trilogy, especially in terms of the story, both visually, and in writing, and it provides a great wrapup to the series, although the puzzles were more annoying at times.

It continues the story from where its predecessor left. If you are reading this, you probably know that it is the third part. Well, if the second part lef you curious about what happens, then you should really buy this. There is also a bundle with the three games, adjustable to if you own any of the other ones, that also makes the games way more cheap. They also are pretty cheap overall, specially in sales. It is a bit tricky to make this one also run, specially if you're using W10, without any lag. You have to use the compatibility with windows xp mode. I don't have much to say, for its price I think the series should be granted, the story of the previous one actually finished at a really cliffhanger point and you should finish to see where things go. Just bear with the beginning, that can be way too slow to catch up.

The characters are fun and well-written (Lilly and Sasha have great chemistry), the dialogue is genuinely funny, and the story has some really emotional moments. Combat is classic turn-based but feels satisfying, and the puzzles are smart without being annoying.

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In the final chapter of Lilly and Sasha... Sasha has died and her soul judged unworthy. Lilly has followed her into the underworld to try and save her one more time... And Griffin and Dak are left to try and deal with the threat of Zahhak... who just possessed the body of a demon... great. More fun puzzles and gameplay await.

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