Veilbreak

"Veilbreak" is another very entertaining classic old-school JRPG made by Shane Crawford (Wolfs Moon Studios) that provides the player with dozens of hours of fun. I've played (nearly) all of his games (that feature turn-based combat), and I don't seem to get tired of the successful formula of making one's party stronger through awesome (battle) loot and other means. In order to make my life a bit easier, please cross-reference my extensive review for "Monsters & Men", another great Wolfs Moon Studios game. "Veilbreak" is essentially "Monsters & Men" (gameplay-wise), but with a different story, great dialogues, perfectly balanced and versatile party members, more (and different) equipment options, an intelligently streamlined crafting system and an even more improved Veteran Experience system. If you like any of this developer's other games, or if you like classic old-school JRPGs (made with RPG Maker MV) with turn-based combat in general, I highly recommend giving this game a try. It might not be a mind-blowing, but at least a veil-breaking experience.

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A wonderful JRPG where grinding is rewarded. Craft stuff ! Just do it

As usual another fantastic rpg from Shane of Wolfs Moon Studios. This game was well designed with a few good tweaks from his previous games. The music in certain locations was outstanding, giving a sometimes calming effect or an anxious effect. New creatures a plenty and the battle system was with the usual VE and plenty of skills. You choose a party of 4 characters (out of 6 possible selections), each character having their advantages and good points. An abundance of items, weapons, armor and money. The crafting system yielded some pretty good upgrades. Shane is constantly checking the discussion group and immediately fixes any possible bugs and answers all questions, which is a rarity from other rpg developers. Totally enjoyable rpg and highly recommended. Already hoping Shane is working on his next masterpiece.

There comes a time in a man's life when he must look out across the horizon and decide what kind of man he will be. He has seen things. Hard things. Things that shape the shoulders and quiet the eyes. He has watched the sun rise over fields that did not care whether he lived or died, and he has made peace with that. He has loved. He has lost. He has stood at the edge of something vast and unknowable and stepped forward anyway, because that is what men do when there is nothing left but forward. Not all men find that moment, of course. Some squander it. Some never even see the horizon at all. Daniel never saw it. Too busy being a disappointment — exactly what everyone around him slowly realized he would always be. But for those who do find it — that vast, unknowable edge, that stepping forward into something bigger than yourself — that's what it feels like to play Veilbreak. Wolfs Moon Studios did that. Would recommend. 👍

Great game shane always has great games,havnt played too long but combat smooth and has lots of lore to be found.keep up great work shane

Another good game from Wolfs Moon Studios! Really can't add more than everyone else has already said. Just waiting for the next one from Shane! ;)