Purgatory Dungeoneer

Ну, так себе. Я не против рпгмейкера или абстрактной графики, но подготовка к погружению сделана прямо чудо как неудобно - приключенцы сидят за столиками в комнатах, кто есть кто не очень понятно, надо смотреть, кто какого класса и расы, чем один из заявленной сотни классов отличается от другого. В партии пять рыл, и каждого надо выбрать так чтобы они имели синергию по навыкам, экипировать и тд. Честное слово, я бы предпочел таблицу по типу экселя, где строки это приключенцы, а столбцы их атрибуты - класс, раса, параметры, и тд, и еще сверху сортировку по столбцам и фильтрацию по значениям. Вроде, в какой-то ДРПГ такое видел недавно. Сверху все это портит бажок рпгмейкере, когда он слишком быстро обрабатывает нажатия - стрелки проскакивают нужные опции, А срабатывает больше одного раза и тд. На фоне серии Quester https://store.steampowered.com/app/1754460/QUESTER/ которая разыгрывает ту же карту "очень ретро подземельное ползание с упрощенными (по первости) механиками и кучей опций" как-то совсем блекло. Зато музычка прикольная.

i really like this game! the core loop is extremely minimal, consisting entirely of party building and combat. quests serve as a tour through the various systems of the game: buying and crafting items, going on runs for resources, and building parties. the system feels deep! with a lot of *very* interesting race and class combinations and a slow enough difficulty ramp that you experiment with a bunch of different classes and get some time to tune your A team for the end game run. it felt natural to build towards the party i ended up with, and by the end i was interested building a couple more. there are a lot of item builds especially that focus around the tempo of the battle (buffs that exist based on how many enemies or left or what turn of combat you're on). it feels pretty well balanced too! there are a lot of missions that involve you taking somewhat random parties, and that feels balanced enough to teach you about how the [b]many, many[/b] classes work without making random parties painful. i don't consider myself to be a top-tier min-maxing sicko, and the game gave me space to work on party optimization without immediately crushing me. music slaps, no notes. happy to hear more drum breaks and shoegaze in an RPG. my only real issues have to do with colours. there are a couple of text colours (the mp indicator on the skills menu) that are a bit too dark, so i can never settle on a window colour that's perfectly readable. some characters and enemies are dark against a dark background in combat, which is also a bit difficult to see. by the time you read this there'll likely be an update with more endgame available. i'm very eager to see that.

Number crunching and "learn by trying" are strong design choices here, either embrace the whole thing or never look back. The short play loop allows for small gaming sessions. Adjusting the challenge to your liking is also part of the experience. Focus is on a five battle sequence during which your party gets weaker and weaker, picking one debuff from two choices between each combat. Parties are composed of five characters and the cast is so large that you might never see everyone ^^ Party combinations seem endless but synergies and combos are easy to spot if you actually check character sheets. Combat is static and centered mostly around synergies, buffs and MP management through a command menu. Looking forward to discover more of that unique setting and cast (characters are retired adventurers trying to recover from trauma).

There's a lot to figure out. If that is a positive statement for you, then you are likely the target audience for this game.

I can tell pretty quickly that the UI is going to be too much of a slog for me. You're given a hint of this immediately, first thing, when you're asked for your name and you can only enter it with your mouse, not your keyboard. You pick characters by walking around and talking to them and getting an idea of what their skills are. There's no way of just displaying a list of who is out there and what they can do - you've got to manually walk around. There appears to be no way to undo an action once you've selected it. On top of that this game uses an old version of something in its build, and gives me a pop up window when I start telling me that I am using a newer version of blah blah blah. I don't think that affects anything, but it's not a good look. This looks like it could potentially have been a good game - the premise is good and the problems are EA type things. But this game is not in EA.

Old adventurer rpg people home simulator is my favorite simulator.

とりあえず日本語はありません ストーリー部分は読めなくてもたぶん全く問題ないし、戦闘周りの英語は固有名詞が多い気がする以外は単純 ストーリーで結構詩的な話してたりする部分もあるから読めたらまあまあ楽しい ツクール2000時代によくあったデッケえ酒場の席が埋まっていき そっから仲間を何人か選んで連れて行ってダンジョン攻略するタイプのゲーム １戦闘ごとに様々な条件のデバフ２つから１つを選んでそれが累積していくシステムは面白い けどそのデバフが思ったより種類が少なく単調で、単調ゆえの格差が酷い 「ラスイチの敵が毎ターンHP6%ずつ自動回復」と「３ターン目まで敵の回避率が30%上がる」 で回避アップの方選びたいって思う人いるんか？ 縛りプレイとしてイヤなデバフをあえて選ぶという遊び方をするなら面白いけど １ダンジョン必ず５戦闘(なはず)で終わる＋敵はみんな仲間に出てくる可能性のあるキャラ達、おそらく装備なし 単調っちゃ単調だけど種族×クラス数が400超なので同じ敵が出てきてる感覚はあんまりない 「難易度Xのダンジョンをクリアした時、レベルX以下のキャラのみレベルが1上がる」 基本的にはこういうシステムでレベルが上がるんだけど、１つ特にかったるい点がある Rememberance missionというクエストを完了しなければレベルが３から上がらないのだが、 キャラごとにクエストをクリアしなければならない上に１キャラにつき１ダンジョン潜りクリアする必要がある （そもそもこのクエストをXX人クリアしろとか出てくるから育成したいキャラをどうせそこで触るけど） 自分はこの超ゆっくりレベルが上がる感は嫌いじゃないけどローテンポゲーが苦手な人にはお勧めしない もっと進めたらこの面倒さは緩和される時が来るのかな...？ 万人にオススメは正直できないんだけど ラストハルマゲドンとか好きだったおっさんにはワンチャン刺さる（自己紹介）と思うのでサムズアップしておきます

As a fan of dungeon crawlers but woefully terrible at committing to one game at a time, Purgatory Dungeoneer dares to ask the question: "What if there was a dungeon crawler with 20-minutes runs and dozens of small storylines so you don't feel like a complete lost idiot puppy after not playing it for several months, AND it was all-killer-no-filler combat and character building?" Thank you for making an RPG for ADHD people. Five stars. That's my hole and it was made for me.