Disgraced

Love the looks. Runs quick & smooth. Like the story. Great Game, IMO.

Hoo boy, this game is TOUGH AS NAILS. To think there is an even HARDER mode than the default setting... I advise newbies to invest in accuracy based skills as soon as you can since you WILL BE MISSING YOUR ATTACKS A LOT (I despise RNG, VERY MUCH). An RPG set in a fictional rural Japan period, you set out on a quest to overthrow the evil tyrant hell bent on oppressing the people of Japan. This game is deceivingly difficult despite having the traditional RPG Maker appearance. 7 out of 10.

Excellent homage to a era of videogames we all should aspire to keep alive. Unique and captivating story with in-depth gameplay and character creation choices. Difficulty isn't a problem if you use your head and pay attention. Personally love the art style and setting.

its a pretty decent game, kind of mindless but still enjoyable. the only thing that really gets to me is that the quests dont tell you where to go or where to return to and it only says the name of an npc but none of them are too memorable for that to work. the map doesnt tell you where the places you find are and only says the main towns you have to take over so you have to memorize what places are where, where you got quests and where they tell you to go, which places are apart of your rebellion/ resource building, etc. i plan on playing through it even with that being the case and even though theres no guides.... anywhere.... so its enjoyable enough, and hey theres gamblingggg

Yes to all these games

fun game

Mix of RPG and a management game set in dark and gritty Japan under an oppressive regime that you have to liberate. Sounds amazing right? Yes. but the reality is very different. This is a bog standard RPG Maker game with very shallow mechanics and literally nothing interesting going on. + Great atmosphere and the settings is interesting. + There is a ton of variety in weapons and other gear. - Combat is bog standard RPG Maker, very boring and grindy. There are many weapons but they all feel the same. - There is nothing interesting going on - storywise or otherwise. You explore the map, fight a few enemies in a set locations, finish a few simple quests and thats it. - Management aspect of the game is very basic, kinda grindy and very very bland. You raise a few basic stats and spend them on activities - improving your town, convincing people to join your cause etc. - There is no easy way to save game - you have to go back to bed or have a special item in your inventory, Met a tough opponent you cant escape from? You die and go back to the previous save and do the exact same steps you just did. - There are no characters worth talking about - everyone has one sentence written about them, they might as well not exist. Story is very amateurishly done. Honestly a dissapointment for me. I wanted to like this game but the bog standard RPG maker gameplay and no presence of interesting story or mechanics made me drop it and i dont drop a lot of games.

Disgraced is simple in almost every way, yet I find it strangely endearing. The dark visuals, stock music (literally), the atmosphere & ambience, standard RPG-Maker battles, etc. meld together into one big mood. However, due to its simplicity, it lacks depth in pretty much every regard. The story is basic and character development is almost nill accross the board. For example, side-characters get no further development after they join your party, basically becoming NPC's with no dialogue. This is a shame as some of them have a lot of story potential, and you'd assume based on your encounter with them that they'd have quite a lot to talk about. I'd like the option to talk to them, or for any of them to have input on the story, but as it stands you won't get any of that, which makes the game feel less alive sometimes. I would still recommend this game since I find the barebones yet strangely atmospheric gameplay endearing. It's quaint, though lacking in any bells and whistles.

Well done indie RPG. Enjoyed the story, writing, and plot. Pleased with the quality of the art and graphics. Combat was fun to figure out and challenging to master. Music and sound effects are pleasant and fitting for the setting. Happy that the OST avoided being repetitious. Recently played a lot of indie games with such recycled muzak I had to turn it off lol. Haven't tried hardcore mode yet, review is for normal.