
Raging Bytes is a story-driven zombie RPG full of drama and pixels! Survive the raging bytes! With difficulty levels for all kinds of players, dive into this post-apocalyptic world and face zombies in turn-based battles!
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Languages: Japanese, English
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Hours played at review time, across 23 reviews with recorded playtime.
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エンディングが投げっぱなしで終了し、1作品で完成していないもののため正直お勧めできません
難易度「ノーマル(最弱)」でラストまで遊びました。 昔から「ドラクエ」などでちまちまレベル上げをするのが好きなので、そーゆー私にはぴったりな戦闘でした。ま、単調で眠くなるって話もありますが。。。 かなり「バイオハザード」に対するオマージュなシーンがあり、バイオファンな私にとってはその点も楽しめました。 セールでの購入でしたが、値段なりの時間はきっちり楽しめました。続編が出たら買うと思います!
. While some of the combat can get tedious after a while, there's enough variety in enemy types to keep going. I really like the idea behind the knockback system, though i feel it uses up a bit too much health for melee. I played on hard, and ammo was frequent enough for me to not worry too much about the occasional horde or boss, yet rare enough that I didn't want to waste it on the weaklings. As for the story, just the right amount of cheese. The last 2 substories are the highlight in my opinion, as far earlier you can find documents alluding to one, and the other is good comedy. Very enjoyable experience all around.,
It's a JRPG version of the George Romero's Dead films. It's pretty fun. On the higher difficulties it actually has some strategy. It won't blow your mind, but this is a solid JRPG if you like JRPGs.
The concept is what drew me in: A story driven, rpg system-based Zombie game. The story is fine, unfortunately the combat is very basic aside from the ability to push back zombies so they don't one-shot you up close. Another review where I think an in between rating is more accurate than a positive or negative. I'll side with positive in this case as I got it on sale and I'd like to see more attempts at this kind of thing in future.
Un juego sencillo, pero muy entretenido por su historia y gráficos sencillos pero llamativos
good story game. I like it
Kemco... now that's a Company name I haven't heard in a LONG while. I fondly remember their collection of niche games back in the 90s in the good old days of console gaming, But, to think that they, EDIT: my mistake, PUBLISHED a game like THIS... A turn based RPG set in a The Walking Dead-like world, complete with that whole protagonist waking up in an abandoned hospital starting sequence. This game needs to be more well known, at least to those actually enjoy turn based combat. A bit too easy in normal mode but if you're a glutton for punishment, I recommend the harder modes when starting out. Naturally, I went with the normal mode to enjoy the storytelling of this alternate Walking Dead-like universe. With all those games with all that "realistic graphics", pixel art styled games like this easily stands out. The turn based battles actually do require a bit of a more strategic approach, especially in the harder difficulty settings. The normal mode tends to get too easy, since the convenient healing system did not cost a precious turn and supplies of it were plentiful in normal mode. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND this game and this game needs to be more well known. Play it on the harder difficulty settings if you enjoy the kind of immersion you usually get in a zombie survival game.
TLRD; Cute lil title that just needed more. 6/10 Pro's: - Artstyle. It's not pushing any boundaries nor is it doing the pixel-art style super well but it is incredibly charming. - Story. Now the story is kinda all over the place. Harkening to a space program known as The Saturn Program but it's all to do with the moon? Not sure if there were translation issues but the cohesive parts of the stories, as well as the characters, were fairly well done. - Theme/Setting. It really does nail that apocalyptic-event sorta feel. - Combat. It's simple but with some twists. It's essentially standard turn-based combat but with distance as an element. Enemies often are far away so you wittle their HP down and they (mostly) can't attack until they come in range. This allows you to do a risk/reward melee hit. There's also an early feel of saving ammo for your firearms so, at least early on, the combat feels good although you'll get to the point where you can just 1-shot most enemies and the game loses any sense of depth. Con's: - Length. It's about 6 hours long. It doesn't flesh out the story or characters enough. - Content. There's minimal exploration so it does come across as a very linear title. - Ending. Honestly it's just a bad ending that doesn't feel like it had any thought put into it. I ended paying around £6 for this title and it was a nice little side-project for that price but this game definitely isn't defining nor is it a must-buy. It's decent though.
ノーマルで最初始めたら敵が弱いなと感じたため、ナイトメアでやり直してクリア。 ナイトメアでは最後はなかなかきつかったです。 自分にあった難易度でプレイすれば十分良作だとおもいます。 なお、トロコンにはハードとナイトメアで二周必要です。
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