
The War of the Wolves rages on and only the Seventh Star can bring it to an end. Single-player RPG
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This game is pretty good! It certainly is a unique take on the traditional RPG made with RPGMaker and feels good and fun to play. However, it does have issues, somewhat serious ones. Issue #1 - It's too easy. Like *way* too easy. The starting dungeon enemies didn't damage me at all, which I thought might have been a bug but the rest of the game thus far (15 hours, not finished yet) I have never really been threatened at all by the enemies. It's sad because the LOOT, oh my LORD the loot is incredible! Great power scaling and upward power feelings, but it's sad because it's wasted on combat that at its best is pretty trivial. Issue #2 - Some areas feel a bit rushed. Some areas should have had 'more' to them and been fleshed out more, including certain encounters and areas where you meet new NPCs. Also, when you defeat an enemy and get 30ish?? *different* crafting materials from that enemy, yeah, it feels a little weird to say the least. Some ideas aren't really fleshed out as much as they should be, like the Veteran Experience (learn skills over level 30) system, the crafting drops and crafting systems themselves, enemies don't really utilize status effects enough and even enemy usage of skills and such. And while I adore finding the new cool loot, the loot that's there could have been spread out more especially later in the game. That's not to say the game isn't good. It's fun as heck to play! Yes, even being way overpowered, it's still great fun outfitting your characters with the *amazing* loot you'll be finding left and right. The amount of characters total that were playable thus far has been a real treat (there's plenty of them) and the fact that each class has its own skills is great too, although there is some overlap there, quite a bit at times. The story is fun although the main draw is still fun combat (despite being OP, it is fun) and the cool twists and turns you'll be experiencing, i.e. meeting new characters and visiting new locations, etc.. I could write much more but this is enough. I am a fan of Wolfs Moon Studios work, for sure! I own all his games thus far and have only played this and some Barry of Wrath (which is an *excellent* RPG that i feel has some super strong design!) So, his take on the engine is pretty awesome and I plan on playing much more of his work. I'd definitely recommend checking this out and hopefully it can be patched with a few of the issues I presented and made into a super excellent RPG which it definitely has the POTENTIAL to be :) As it stands it's still good and very fun! Thanks, Wolfs Moon Studios! :) EDIT, after beating the game (28 hours) - WOW! That is all I can say about this game and Wolfs Moon Studios in general. Once it was cleared up that crafting was Easy Mode I removed all crafted items and just went with the gear in the game. The challenge was MUCH more appropriate! And the game remained fun and downright mindblowing at times! The sense of adventure, excellent story, wonderful and fun combat, *absolutely incredible* power curve and character progression. Sense of growing strong, this had it ALL. So I hope you enjoy this one as much as I did, thank you again Wolfs Moon Studios! :)
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Loving this game so far :) I like the graphics and clear objectives - I'm not the best at finding everything without a guide, but I don't think I've missed too much in this one. I've played for about 17 hours so far - not sure how far through I am, but there appears to be plenty left to do, so it will be good value in my opinion. I'd definitely recommend it.
Wow Seventh Star was a very good game, l enjoyed it. But the last boss kill me so many times. l was ready to give up, then l stared changing my guys around. It took me a while but l did it. Some parts of the story was sad
The developer has really stepped up his game in this release. Map design, graphics, and storytelling have all improved in this game. The characters are well designed and feel great playing. Would definitely recommend this to any fans of old-school JRPGs.
This is another great game from this developer. The characters are great, the story is great, the monsters are well made... it has all the ingredients needed for an interesting game that you will play for hours. I definitely recommend it.
Great game! Graphics are excellent. Difficulty is well adjusted if you're willing to grind some levels. Exploration is well done, as you are frequently rewarded with high end items. Also a good story. Only two small issues: There is no way to quit from the title screen, you have to close the window. There should be a place where you can see the next objective, or at least review the last conversation. All around well done!
play this game, but plan to invest your time into it. nice tie up to the other game editions
Only 10 hours into this masterpiece and I'm already in love. For anyone who is a fan of this studio's games this one is a banger boys. Edit: I have just finished Seventh Star. Dear Lord is this a masterpiece. I have been following Wolf's Moon Studios since Ashes of the Night. This seems to be the last story in a saga. I would recommend buying a bundle pack and playing in this order: Wormskull Ashes of the Night Seventh Star This is by far one of my favourite stories I have played. Bigger studios could learn a thing or two from this game.
Let me start out by saying, this is the 9th Wolfs Moon Studios game I have finished. And all together, I’ve put hundreds of hours into this developer’s games. Most of us that play these type of games are veteran fans of the RPG Maker scene and we keep coming back for more Wolf’s Moon. What keeps us so loyal? We enjoy strategic turn-based battles without a lot of chit-chat. Don’t get me wrong, this game has a story and it’s a great one. It’s probably the best story line of all the Wolfs Moon games. But the star attraction of this game is the strategic battles which can be fought so many different ways. Very few RPG games, even by major studios, have as many gear and character combinations as this offers. There are hundreds of weapons, armors, potions and other goodies to keep the thrill fresh. If you are still reading at this point, I end by saying this: Buy this game now! You’ll be supporting a small indie developer and have a great time until the last battle.
Another amazing game from this developer. Every time I play his games I feel like I see more and more fun easter eggs that allude to his previous titles. I always enjoy the small changes (and sometimes really big ones) that he makes to his games to keep them fresh and entertaining as well as the witty quips that help add a little humor to the story. His characters are always fun and engaging. Another amazing title!
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