Aesthetics/Map Design (+) You are using mostly RTP, which caused my facial muscles to scrunch up a bit, HOWEVER, it immediately unscrunched itself upon seeing how well-made the maps themselves were. I will basically provide you with things like I really liked (and that you should definitely keep doing), as well as some things that need improvement or my most basic opinions on certain things.
I was going to try out one of your earlier versions, but after reading the review, I didn't really want to go through with it. It'll basically be a cleaner version of the feedback format and will include some cute little pictures and such! Queue: - Skie Fortress's Sacred Earth: Memory (JUST STARTING) - Orochii's Panzer (IN LINE) - Yuna21's Lady of the Lion (IN LINE) - Marrend's Konae's Investigations (IN LINE)Īlright Corfaisus, I've just completed your demo for Zilmurik: Origin. Feedbacks are already a good length, but reviews will go more in-depth on different aspects of the game. Since your game is complete, I will review it as a complete game. It will include minimal opinions and suggestions. A review is an objective look at a released game. With a feedback, I try my damndest to let you know what is wrong with your game and help inform you on ways to make it better before you release it. Feedback is more or less an outlet for qualms I've had with a game and my personal opinions and suggestions on certain things in a game. But, wait, how does a review compare with a feedback? My feedbacks can be pretty lengthy and could almost be considered a review in themselves! Well. Now may not be the best time to open up for something like this, so please forgive me if I'm slow to push through your magnum opus. Any more questions? Please ask! That being said (whew), bring on the games. Seriously, I don't play games to read a book. Visual Novel: This better be really good. Like I said, I'll accept any genre, but expect my brow to raise over the computer screen. Side-scrolling/Platformer: This is a genre that is done to death and is the ever-present staple on the asscheek of the indie scene.
If a game fully revolves around puzzles, it has to offer something really unique or just plainly have satisfying gameplay in order for it to grab my attention. Puzzle: I don't often care for puzzle games. Horror: There are many opportunities for this to be an exemplary and interesting genre when tied with RPG Maker, but it can also FAIL very easily if the creator doesn't know what he's doing or doesn't know what he WANTS to do. RPG: I usually like RPGs, but if you plan on giving me one that is nothing but a massive, boring grind-fest, please reconsider. Other than that, action usually sits well with me. Here are some close looks at my thoughts of certain genres: - Action: If the gameplay is overly monotonous and unchanging, that will usually result in causing me great distress. If this happens, God forbid, I will give the suggester reasons for this. Concerning FINISHING a game, there are many reasons I can lose interest or outright quit on a game. I would really appreciate a decent first impression. If your game is complete, make sure it's not a pile of crap right from the get-go. Instead, I'll give you some feedback and suggestions for improvement. Your game can be a demo, but I will not write a review for it. Your game MUST NOT have more than one review or I will not accept it. Please take heed that I have my own little rules/preferences for games that you are about to suggest, so please read carefully, because I'm going to cover different things you'll want to know about me: - I only wish to play RPG Maker games. What about all the other people out there suffering from the same thing? So I have made a decision, and that is I will be providing feedback/reviews for overlooked and unpopular games festering in the crowded pits of RMN. You can't hold thoughts on things like these. I've been in this community for a while now, and I've always been complaining internally and wondering why I wasn't receiving any feedback for my works.
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