Adventure Field™ Remake

It's not an awful game, it was ALMOST fun... but there are just too many things wrong with it for me to recommend it. If you can get it for free, then sure... otherwise, no. 1. XP needed to levelup rises EXPONENTIALLY from one level to the next. By the time you hit level 10, you'll need to defeat 400 more enemies to reach level 11. You will basically NEVER be able to reach level 12. Ridiculous grind for XP. 2. You have two characters. Only one of them can change his armor as you get farther into the game. Those upgrades are LAME, they only protect you by maybe 2 points of damage from attacks that do 12 - 20 damage. Armor in this game still leaves you "too squishy" and it's too easy to die even after getting upgrades. Then your other character can NEVER change their armor so they're just always super squishy. Which sucks. 3. Those weapon and armor upgrades get EXPENSIVE really fast. Each battle only gives you maybe 20 coins. The third armor upgrade and sword upgrade cost 3000 coins. It's a hell of a grind for coins. 4. Because you are so squishy, and you also have low MP, you'll basically need to go back to town after every 3rd or 4th fight to rest at the inn and get your HP and MP back. This means 25% of your coins will be spent at the inn - which increases the amount of grinding you need to do for money. 5. Clearly the writer does't speak English very well, the spelling and grammar are pretty bad. 6. Worse than the spelling and grammar is the fact that NOBODY SAYS ANYTHING IMPORTANT. Except for the very first temple you need to clear where the mayor tells you what to do, NOBODY in the game will tell you where you're supposed to go next or what to do when you get there. The story really never gets told by anyone in the game, you just have to GUESS what's going on. 7. The plot is a rip off from several Final Fantasy games all mixed together. Kill demons to get crystal orbs, then use them at the Temple of Light to get the Master Sword and talk with the Goddess of Light who is fighting against the chaos, but all she ever tells you is "Remember to stay awake, my Advent Children!" 8. Moving into new areas of the game (after you unlock the teleport feature) the new monsters get stronger than you and it becomes even easier to die... but you're forever stuck at level 10 (or maybe 11 if you grind a ton) so they'll always be stronger than you. 9. Every area is VERY LINEAR, with only two doors: the entrance, and the exit. You almost never need to back-track, other than going back to the city which has the only inn in the game. Bottom line: I think this is a "good attempt" if it is the developer's first or second project ever. But I really hope they learned from this and made BETTER games after this one. So I'm at level 10 now, a third of the way into the game, and I think I'm done with it. Going to try the fourth game in the series next and see if the devs were able to improve their skills at all.