
The epic quest to fix a broken toilet seat and save the world is now in your hands! The hit Japanese comedy series "The Benza" continues in this FTP retro JRPG!!
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Languages: English, Japanese**languages with full audio support
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Finally closure. Love the show and the game was an excellent tie-in. Recommend for old-school RPG lovers and fans of the show. End game bug: After the end credits I'm a ghost. It says I can complete side quests but I have no party members.
For people who like to cheat & trample on their enemies this game is not for you, bloody devs or head honchos have something against people enjoying their own kind of fun, as far as they're concerned it's there way or the high way, if this was a game I had to pay money for I would've demanded my money back but since it's not I'll just consigned rot in the hidden games list. If you're the kind of person who'd rather play without cheats though then try it out, maybe it'll suit your taste.
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It's clever and pretty funny, the gameplay is good too. As one reviewer pointed out, the enemy battles can get boring and it falls into the common problem where battles get progressively "cheaper" as you go. Eg, there's one point where you're fighting multiple enemies that act several times for each round of yours and love using different flavors of AOE stun. Also it auto saves just at the start of boss cut-scenes, so there's that. So, yes, it's a great game and excellent marketing material for the comedy team, but be prepared to accept that you won't finish it.
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