
Boli is a retro-style JRPG with hand-drawn ASCII art. Venture forth into the wilderness to find a cure for a rare disease that is decimating your village.
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To preface, I really hate being negative in Steam reviews, as evidenced by the fact that out of like 100+ I have maybe 2 or 3 that aren’t positive. But this game is rough. I don’t know. I was actually really excited to try it, and for about 10 minutes, I was having a reasonable amount of fun for what it was. And then three things happened in quick succession that just totally pushed me away. The first was the game telling you you can play with keyboard or mouse. You kinda can play with mouse, until you enter an inn or a shop, in which case you have to use the keyboard. Small annoyance, not a big deal. The second was that I got a spell called “Harm.” Sounds fine. Turns out it does literally 6x the damage my basic attacks were doing with a weapon I spent like 5 minutes farming up the gold to buy. That’s also fine, right? It probably costs like half your mana? It costs no mana. I have no idea if this is a bug, if this isn’t a bug but unintentional, or if it isn’t a bug and intentional. When this happened my mind kinda shifted and went “Oh, this is going to be one of those kinds of games…” But I tried not to be too perturbed by this overwhelmingly obvious oversight in balance of programming. And onto the third thing. I went into a shop, and noticed “Hey, I’ve actually got a map and a bestiary option in the corner. Let’s try them out.” And it’s a cute little purposefully ugly map of the world, and an equally cute and barebones little bestiary. Great! I then got stuck into what I can only presume to be an infinite back-and-forth of clicking close on the bestiary only for the map to open, and clicking close on the map only for the bestiary to open. I spent like 3 minutes clicking between them, clicking close, hitting escape, smashing my keyboard, and nothing would get me out of this loop. After that I just checked out. I don’t know. Maybe I got exceptionally unlucky with rare bugs. Maybe there’s some exceptionally cool stuff later on. But it takes a lot for me to mentally check out of a game so fast. I’m extremely patient with little unpolished games like this, but meh. It’s cute. It reminds me of a text based RPG my friend made 11 years ago in our online text chat. It also, like, doesn’t work, or didn’t work for me. Sad.
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It was one of the games of all time. Kinda chill rpg with an ASCII aesthetic that I actually really like. Simples enough to be fun for its short duration.
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