Mineralis

The overall story and themes throughout it are defiantly the best of this game, the combats a little on the easy side if you have played a lot of JRPGs but still pretty enjoyable. However you are locked into a set party and other then equipment there isn't much in the way of customization. Gameplay - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oSoLNDcgtgw

Mineralis is solid JRPG with focus on hard hitting philosophy questions. So dialogue is quite meaningful. It is going to make you question world view and what is right and wrong and why. General story is good too. Battles are typical JRPG style with very high enemy diversity and focus on many status effects. Only downsides for me are still images in place of enemies as there is huge discrepancy in how party characters look versus enemies. Highly recommended.

Disclaimer: I received this game for free and played it as part of a paid sponsorship. Mineralis is an intriguing game which plunges you into a world devolving into chaos. I only had the chance to play the first few hours of the game but in that time I met an array of interesting characters with which my interactions and choices influenced how I learned about the world I was exploring. Game performance is solid with the only issue I found being that ever time I booted the game it would revert to windowed mode. I tried the game with both keyboard and mouse and an Xbox controller and found both worked with no issues. Combat is meaningful and encourages combos, buffs, debuffs and cooperation between the characters the player controls. I was still very early on in the story but was finding it interesting and always wanted to learn more. Found some drops of humour which I appreciated.

An interesting take on the JRPG genre. The well-crafted story explores themes around conflict. I'd recommend if you're into classic RPG Maker type of games.

I'd say play this game if: * You are looking for a interesting combat experience * Want to read a book and think about ethics The combat in this game is definitely the highlight for me. This game explores the limits of what rpg maker combat can be, it's somehow fast paced for a turn based system and the fact that you recover your mana between fights is a welcome mechanic, letting you use your full toolkit every fight :+1: Thus somehow every combat encounter required me to think and use my brains instead of the classic "spam auto attack" strategy, this combat system has depth, maybe the most depth you can have with just the basic rpg maker game. Tells me that the games creator really cared about combat and spent some hours honing it. The story is a pretty normal one with a MC going for a revenge trip while finding himself, but the content of the conversations and the npcs are shaped to make you think about your life choises, do you want to be kind, what does it mean for you to help others and so on. So it's engaging, but not sure how well it's baked into the story, overall I liked the conversations the party had

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It took me about seven hours to complete the game. I had a good time playing it.

I like that the combat is fast-paced. The design choice that you regenerate all your mana between battles makes it so that you don't have to conserve resources. Each battle becomes like a puzzle that you have to solve, and you're always allowed to use your full toolkit to achieve that. Around a third of the way through the game you already have all your essential abilities, and those contain multiple different ways to play. A lot of thought has been put into the system. Sometimes the text on some of the obelisks is in Japanese, which is an odd choice. I don't like that you miss out on something if you don't know another language. Perhaps a custom runic alphabet should have been implemented, and an accessible way to translate those texts. (If a secret item exists that lets you do that, I didn't find it.)

[h1] Been a while since I've played a JRPG, and I'm glad Mineralis didn't disappoint [/h1] [list] [*][b] Gripping story. [/b] I'm yet to finish the game but from what I've seen so far the writing has been great, the stakes are high, and the characters are engaging. [*][b] Excellent world building. [/b] Every city you visit has a unique vibe to it, it's presented to the player through the game's simple yet beautiful visuals, it's great music and the conversations you'll be having with its inhabitants. On that note - every NPC you encounter is unique, and you are able to interact multiple times to find out more about them and the world they inhabit. ALSO, they react to you interacting with the world, for example, if you try to enter somebody's home without their permission they will let you know about this, all around great stuff and clearly a lot of care has gone into creating this world. [*][b] Fun combat. [/b] To me, the combat felt like a mix between Shin Megami Tensei and Final Fantasy. Meaning - it generally plays like your average JRPG, but there are some interesting quirks to it, which I'll let you find out about by yourself. It's sometimes difficult, but always rewarding. [/list] All in all, it's a great package, highly recommend it!

I'm going to start this just by listing the pros and cons: Pros -fast movement -easy controls using keyboard and mouse -interesting story -interesting mechanics with the discussion feature -a challenge when it needed to be, and quick at other times Cons -Some of the discussions seemed entirely too lengthy -Levels came with their own skills, no choice -Very linear -I didn't get the steam achievements as I completed them Overall, I greatly enjoyed this game. I didn't know what I was in for until I started getting into the story and realizing that my choices framed what would happen in the future of the game. The moral and ethical implications of every choice, every battle, made for an interesting take on the JRPG genre. I also find that there is going to be reasons to play again as I was given numerous choices I could have made to take a different route. Do I believe that this is worth $9.99? I do.