Ara Fell: Enhanced Edition

This feels like a game where the majority of the focus went into presentation and they forgot to include actual RPG mechanics. The sprites are very well done, as is the music. My main issue is that it lacks any real RPG mechanics. It slightly more of those than Final Fantasy 1. There are no skill builds, no party members to switch in and out, no choice of gear and gear upgrades are completely linear. At the final upgrade level, you do get to select between 2 different tweaks to that skill but it is more a slight variation than something game play changing. You also get to select a specialization for each party member provided you do random side quests that will lead to a chain where you get the option for a specific character. It is not even part of the main game and you could easily miss it. The combat is fine but every party member slots neatly into a role and that's that. You have a single target dps, an AoE dps, a healer and a tank. I would say this is more of an adventure game with a battle screen. While there is a somewhat open world, you will get completely destroyed if you stray from the path. The story is nonsensical. Not particularly bad but not good either and the writing is somewhat lacking. All in all, there are better RPG maker games out there that are completely free

+ Features 'Story difficulty' which optionally auto-wins any battle + Tries to reproduce similar SNES games which were defined by hardware capabilities/limitations of the era - Any other difficulty level other than 'Story' seems pointless (unless the player prefers wasting time performing repetitive tasks by hand) - Clearly visible framerate micro-stuttering during playfield scrolling - Confusing map - Generic soundtrack - Generic story (elves, humans, magic, vampires) without surprises - Lots of text to read - Map isn't based on a computationally scaled-down version of the playing field - Maximum framerate is 60 Hz: unnecessary motion blur on high refresh rate monitors - Overrated game - Repetitive fights

Well worth it. Story and writing were great, with some nice humour and an intriuging ending. Music was also very good, with the song in the final area, and one in the ending being real standouts. The relic system was quite fun, and was a neat way to work such bonuses in. Worth noting my play time is as high as it is due to getting distracted during two previous playthroughs, the file I finsihed the game with was at about the 28 hour mark, on Expert. If you enjoy a good turn-based game, could be worth a try, if thats your thing.

Esta divertido y la historia no esta mal, eso si, el juego puede ser un poco pesado por las sidequests y los ultimos 2 capitulos

難易度ハード、レベル46でクリア。 5回ぐらい全滅したが戦闘は役割が決まっているので 面白味はない。 500円なら買ってもいいんじゃないかな。

If you like the old school 16-bit RPGs you should like this game. Its worth a playthough, but you probably won't get more than one out of it. World, story, and characters are interesting enough. Nice seeing character dialogue and interactions with how you would expect a character to talk and behave when throw into a situation instead of what you're use to seeing in RPGs where they instantly accept it and go about their life. Music is okay. Class system/skill upgrade choices are nice. Combat is decent - but is the one area of the game that could've been improved on. As it is, it's pretty shallow - enter a battle and pretty much use the same move set you've done for every other battle. Bosses are the only exception to this. Makes battles all feel the same and unengaging. No ambush/premeditated attack system so character turn orders tend to be the same every battle granted you're fighting the same enemies. No elemental weakness system you'd be use to seeing, granted magic does give different debuff effects instead Items as a whole feel pointless as I've made it through so far without having to even enter the menu to use on. Might be different on a difficulty other than normal.

优点：故事不错 人物刻画不错 有剧情模式可以秒怪 缺点：地图太绕 很容易迷路 后边都是一边看通关视频一边跟着走