Wind Child

ну спустя 10 лет после выхода игра уже не кажется хорошей, слабая графика, баги, проблемы с шрифтами

Podría ser un JRPG regular, pero tiene de los peores mapas que he visto nunca en un JRPG. En serio, son horribles, hay literalmente un laberinto que tienes que recorrer a oscuras, y no es el peor mapa del juego. Lo pillé a 0.39 €, y aún así es mala compra.

You can see the cracks on this game at times. Ambiance not playing, wall collisions not placed in spots, etc. But I really like this for what it is. Not bad for a small scale RPG maker game. Nothing crazy amazing but it's worth playing. Get it on sale if you're on the fence.

I enjoyed this game. This had plenty of adventure,humor and character growth. There were some graphic errors that allowed me to bypass important parts of the game. I didn't realize this until later and had a new character in my group. The story kept referencing this new characters history and home that I had not seen. I may play again to that point so I can at least see that part. While this is a goof,it is not a big one and the game was still quite enjoyable. The spell graphics were new to me and were nicer that usual if not a bit lengthy. Edit: I did play this game over to the point I missed in the first play through. I enjoyed the story and climbing in the trees. It helped make sense of what I had missed in my first play through. I still enjoyed this game a lot.

alto juego xd

- Majority of the game has no music while walking, not even generic RPGmaker music - Graphics that are praised to be "not in other RPGmaker games" are, in fact, from Aveyond 2. - The battle system is asinine, the leveling system is far too grindworthy with no AOE attacks, AOE attacks are purchased. At 10 hours in I finally have a character who can attack all enemies, but there aren't enough stores to resupply for mana. - The pathing is ridiculous, I can walk onto the 2nd story of the map often, sometimes you're forbidden from opening chests that you can see purely because they're aesthetic. - Racism, not even fantasy racism, just genuine racism targeted at the main character who is a minority, which would be interesting to navigate if it actually EFFECTED the character in some way. (within the first 10 minutes she is called a g*psy and people call her a dirty pickpocket, but they still allow her to shop at the stores?) + some funny bits of dialogue, political and social commentary, an army man calls out a rookie recruit for racism and gives a lecture on imperialism vs patriotism. + the story is genuinely interesting, and feels mysterious (but this could just be the plotholes?) feels like a waste of time.