
How can 13 peasants challenge 13 rich, powerful and well-educated martial artists? Enter the final, grandiose episode of a saga no stranger to the likes of Karate Kid, and carrying an uplifting message of hope, perseverence and friendship.
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Languages: English
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
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positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
Reviews
First of all: Millennium 5 was made to wrap up the Series with the long awaited battle for the Showdown which happens, but also lets you do a lot of optional content, showing you that there are still things to be done. When you play this last, you get a feeling that it might not end today. It might not end with the showdown, because I have done so much and I still have so much that needs doing. But you also think: well, nothing actually ends, right? There are three endings and only one of them actually pays off for everything Marine has done. This is a strategic, political showdown that is not about punching your way through it with overleveled characters. This is a strategic showdown that needs the right people to win, the right people to lose and the right tension to let things change the ending picture. You cannot punch your way through this game. It is not about being super high leveled that you will bring them down in one shot (unless it is the speed battle lol). You need to understand the full spectrum to end this game the way Marine wants it and for that, you have to pay attention. You have to read the dialogues, you have to read the quest signs and the big cues left behind for you to find. If you are not the player who dives deep into the storyline, this game is not for you.
Easily one of the best RPGMAKER games I've played. The story finally climaxes in an awesome fashion and the plot digs deeper than most titles would. The only downside, and probably what bothers people, is the pit of infinity. It's one, one, weak point in 5 games of amazing quality. Buy the game, enjoy the game.
The fantastic conclusion to a fantastic series. The bittersweet ending is well executed and we get to see our large party of characters interact a lot more.
awsome
Enjoyable retro RPG with a great storyline. Good finish to an excellent series!
not good
☀️
有卡好评
Great game! I really enjoyed playing it. Good story, diverse characters, many hours of fun.
https://youtu.be/a8YDr7zNBRI Even five games into the narrative the characters still bicker constantly like children and act with general disdain to each other that does the story no favors.
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