
No Name Village is a top-down adventure rpg game, set in a peaceful village on the brink of being swallowed by the Black Sea. Play as a young boy, explore the world, battle monsters, and uncover the secrets behind the looming disaster.
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Languages: English
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played for a couple of hours and enjoyed it ,however i deffo recommend re-binding the keys. combat is simple but fun interested to see if it evolves through out the game.
really nice little game with really nice ending, kinda reminded me of titan souls. Should mention, even tho i enjoyed the story there were several times i glitched out of bounds or got stuck but since they were when i was trying to 100% clear a map, they didn't relly couse much trouble, other than that i got one more seed than there were slots for but that was purerly visual glitch in inventory. As for the balance of the game i'd say its pretty good
laggy and control so mesh up
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Amazing story, amazing game! thank you so much for the incredible journey. the controls are a bit clanky and the game crashed a few times but nothing too annoying. I totally recommend it.
Great game! Absolutely beautiful art and an amazing story (from what I've seen so far). The ways that the map and fast travel are implemented are creative and add loads to the game. Combat is fun, more reliant on the dodge-roll than what I expected. Exploration is well-rewarded and seasonal palette-swaps bring the world to life. Would recommend to anybody who likes the artstyle, even people who don't usually play RPGs.
A familiar top-down experience with surprising and inventive game mechanics. The game is beautiful, featuring pixel-art monsters, animations, and landscapes that beg me to uncover more. Play as two characters with distinct personalities and abilities. Explore a cosy town as the intriguing and mysterious tale unfolds. A delightful balance of relaxing storytelling mixed with quasi-challenging combat that entertains, surprises and delights. There may be a few minor bugs to work out, but No Name Village is worth supporting. A gem in the making.
The story is very interesting as well as the artstyle and the enemies concept are very unique, it really made the exploration exciting and fun. The problems i can complain about is how short the story is, the combat is quiet annoying, also theres still so many bugs. Still, this game is fun and playable. Clearly the dev put a lot of thought and love into this game. I hope for more from the dev.
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