Healer's Quest

體會當奶媽的遊戲~~~ 整個遊戲ㄎ一ㄤㄎ一ㄤ的，隊伍角色間對話充滿幽默，我們在後面搖旗吶喊666。 P.S：遊戲難度實際上蠻高的，輕鬆向玩家記得選最易模式。

Lo he intentado, pero falla en demasiadas cosas. Lo mejor es el sentido del humor, pero no compensa las mecánicas.

轻松好玩，剧情特别搞笑，对传统rpg的一次解构

A fun and hand crafted little game with silly humor. You are the underappreciated healer of an RPG adventuring party on silly quests which often go sideways. All mechanics are simple and you have little control of how your party equips, except for a few weapons and rings. The healer, who is you, can equip bracelets and spells and each spell has an intrincated evolution tree which is slowly unlocked thorugh stars, which you earn every level. You cannot upgrade every single spell, so you'll have to think of your playstyle to choose what best suits you: healing powerhouse, buffing powerhouse or something somewhere in-between, which adds to the replay value. All in all it's fun and will keep you entertained for a few hours.

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Healer's Quest is a short and 'sweet' RTS that 98% of the time doesn't take itself seriously. You are the healer of a team of adventurers in a typical medieval RPG setting. They do all the attacking, and it's up to you to keep them alive. There are probably two major aspects of this game; the gameplay and the dialogues. The gameplay i suppose can be separated into two halves; the actual battles, and the build management. For the management side, it's very fun and surprisingly deep. You can customise your healer's build quite extensively, and can steer your party members into certain directions as well. That said, it's never overwhelming either; I'd say the management is perfect as it is. Since the game is relatively short and there are a few difficulty customisation options as well, you could probably get a lot of replayability off of this game if you're into replays. As for the combat, it's time-based, so you need to react in time to each team member's individual health depletion and status conditions, and to the enemy attacks, all while conserving and replenishing your magic levels, which are expended as you cast. It can get a bit chaotic at times when you occasionally face an onslaught. I thought it was fun, but i could understand if someone thought it got old quickly. Thankfully, there are plenty of build options to shake things up with. Being someone who hasn't really used keyboard controls before i did struggle with that during battles to begin with, but got a bit more used to it towards the end (still occasionally having to look for the '4' key though!). Also i'll just say here, the first spell, 'Heal', is really awkward to use; don't drop the game over this, bear with it and you'll very quickly have a far better replacement. Also, since i know someone's wondering, there is no mandatory grinding. If you're stuck you probably just need to rethink your spells or equipment. As for the dialogues, which are a significant portion of the game and what give it such a strong... identity; i feel like this is would ruin the game for some people, though i liked them fine personally. The very concept of a fourth wall is completely alien to this game as the characters end up showing full self awareness of their roles as RPG protagonists at some point during most conversations. Certain characters also use a lot of gaming and early (thankfully not modern) internet vocabulary. Also, i hope you can laugh at yourself; your party members will belittle you (and eachother) at every opportunity. If you don't mind all of that and don't take it too seriously, you'll have a great time. Speaking of the party members, they're all great characters! The soundtrack is pretty good as well! Incase someone's wondering, the game is very linear but there is room for a bit of exploration here and there. If i didn't mention something, i believe it's because there's not really much to say about it (or that i don't want to spoil anything). In the end, i had a great 15 hours with this game, and i'd very much recommend it! It's got a lot of character with some great dialogue, and the mechanics have depth and allow for a lot of replayability.