Violet Kingdom

great game with lots to do. Engaging and very varied characters allow for a wide variety of playing styles (as evidenced in the discussions on the forum) It is worth talking to everyone and searching everywhere to find the subquests and the items needed to fulfill them, as the rewards are all worth having. Loads of good drops (including some of the best accessories) from enemies make it easy to keep up with the pace. And don't kid yourself that you don't need all that cash - there is a really good way to spend it later in the game.

Another gem from this dev. Classic rpg gameplay, many hours of exploring, replay value, I could not be happier to play Shane's games.

If you like epic classic old-school JRPGs - made with RPG Maker (MV) - with turn-based battles, you probably stumbled upon many reviews for such games here on Steam by a guy using the handle "ObeytheFist". All of his reviews begin in the same manner, talking about how everything made with RPG Maker software is a total piece of cr*p. Well, I'm here to retort that RPG Maker JRPGs are - or at least can be - fun, and you probably think the same way, or you wouldn't have clicked on this game's store page, and you wouldn't be reading this review right now. "Violet Kingdom" is already Wolfs Moon Studios' 10th game, and if you like certain types of JRPGs, this game will be a real treat for you. As for the reason why I used the "ObeytheFist" reference as my introduction: I'm guilty as well, since all of my reviews of Wolfs Moon Studios' games say the same things: If you like the process of getting stronger while obtaining lots of awesome loot, this is the type of JRPG that will make you happy. The story about three kingdoms in a constant state of (soon not-so-)cold war and about one king's adopted daughter and her mysterious origin (Violet) is enjoyable (it even contains a nasty early-game twist and the usual even more sinister threats later on), mapping and dungeon design are serviceable (though still not completely devoid of barely edited "sample maps"), and the playtime (dozens of hours) is once again adequate for an epic world-saving adventure. Still, nothing beats battling hordes of many, many different monsters, exploring a multitude of optional dungeons, obtaining lots of well designed loot, leveling up your party members (and their skills through usage in battle) and spending "Veteran Experience" on your party members to make them even stronger (this time even both of Wolfs Moon Studios' "Veteran Experience" systems, implemented separately in their previous games, are present). There are 12 playable party members in total, each with varied roles and skills, and the game will make the player switch between different parties over the course of the story, before assembling the whole team for the final stretch. It's important to utilize every party member's skill set to its fullest, since "Violet Kingdom" is probably Wolfs Moon Studios' most difficult game, although the range of equipment options alone makes it possible to overcome any challenge the game throws at you. It would still be possible to write a damning (but still somehow valid) "ObeytheFist"-style review if you wanted, but once again I had a lot of fun playing one of Wolfs Moon Studios' games. It's like eating in a fast food restaurant: You know it's not perfect(ly healthy), but the restaurant is open 24/7, its range of products is great and you always leave sated and satisfied (well, provided you like this kind of food). But hey, this restaurant features a burger sauce that no one else comes even close to replicating, and I will always return for that which others can't offer.

Let's just say that Violet Kingdom is one fantastic rpg. The story is well done and I like that you play different characters at different parts of the game until they all unite. Each of the characters have special skills and magic. The AP and VE point system allows you to upgrade your characters. Battles are quick and enjoyable as you never know what goodies they will drop (some are great weapons, armor and relics). So many different creatures and bosses to battle. There are quests and some take awhile to complete. Searching everywhere is a must. There is no confusion where to go next as it is explained in detail. This is Wolfs Moon Studios' 10th game and it is a must play rpg just like the rest of them. Super highly recommended.

Embark on the whimsical journey of Violet Kingdom, masterfully crafted by Wolfs Moon Studios, where Princess Violet's adoption story takes center stage in a royal symphony of multiple character storylines converging into an epic final battle. The game's nostalgic old-school graphics add charm, and the enchanting soundtrack is more magical than a wizard's melody. Violet, or perhaps 'Violent,' humorously dominates the scene, turning this kingdom into a 'Violent Kingdom' with a touch of hilarity as she effortlessly outshines the forgettable Daniel from the studio's previous venture. It's a nostalgic visual treat and a narrative rollercoaster, where every pixel unfolds into an adventure. In this kingdom, Violet proves herself as the reigning monarch, making 'Violent Kingdom' a whimsical triumph for Wolfs Moon Studios.

Another amazing game from this developer. Keep up the great work!

will give the full review as soon as i finish this game but great work shane keep it up love all your games Fun games with a good story line would highly recommend this game and all the games shane had created. Replay the game all over again got to kill the final boss in my level 70 with caster dotting the boss

A return to the classics. i bought this game because it reminded me of games I used to play. I wanted those nostalgic feelings and Violet Kingdom has not let me down. I haven't completed the game yet, but so far the story is engaging, I love the feeling of exploring and progression. I look forward to continuing my adventure in the next gaming session.