Songs of Skydale

In this video I take a look at Songs of Skydale, a retro RPG adventure game. Retro style but really well made. There is a lot of adventure and addictive gameplay but it is difficult. Don't go charging in or you'll just keep dying. Make sure you try to start with the small missions and upgrade your character, buy amour and better weapons. The difficulty level is great, it makes the game more rewarding and strategic. I had to get back from the wizards guild with very little health and I knew there was a lot of monsters. When I made it I was very pleased. A very well designed and fun game, take a look. Watch the video to see what the game is like..... https://youtu.be/7Cv3L8Ux2co Video curation, providing you with as many Let's Play's as we can. Thanks for watching. Please like comment and subscribe.

I honestly can't remember how I got this game, probably from Humble Bundle as most others seem to have. Controls are terrible; this game BADLY needs controller support.

This game works but only in a broken way. I hate the sloppy combat. Controls can't be rebound. The tutorial isn't fully implemented: pressing 'I' does nothing and the only way to get to the inventory is to press 'M' to bring up maps. The music is alright but on too short of a loop. I'm glad I won this game from a giveaway on SteamGifts. I only wasted time on it.

This game is awesome! It's very fun and challenging ARPG with great pixel art. The game has exciting open world and there is lots of things to do. The combat is fast-paced and very satisfying. There are some minor bugs here and there but nothing ground breaking. This game has great potential in future when it's completed.

Got this game through the Yogscast Jingle Jam's Humble Bundle - I didn't remember about it for a few months, but I was looking for a chill game with quests and remembered this. I think this has a lot of promise, I like the art style and the soundtrack, it's nice and chill as I hoped for. Some thoughts for development: - As other people have said, being able to rebind the keys would be a godsend as some are very unintuitive and/or uncomfortable for me - Given that the character's appearance and identity hasn't mattered so far as I've seen, it would be nice if we could customise them a little, it would feel a bit more RPG than nameless-white-man-with-beard - Some of the dialogue looks like it might need a bit of proofreading: it hasn't been incomprehensible, but it has some bits I've noticed which make me wonder if English isn't the creator's first language because it's a little janky - Maybe I'm a noob (or am missing something), but it would be nice to have a free healing place in town, as I just got to a point where I managed to get out of an encounter with 40hp, but insufficient money to buy enough healing items to get enough health to do more quests to get more money, etc. I hope this game continues on its journey to release!

Still has some bugs but the devs are very active in fixing them if you make a note of it. I've played this game for about 6 hours now and I'm hooked. A few features I wish were around: saves inside the dungeons when on easy mode and quest markers. But the game is still in development, so who knows what will come? I think I'm only about 20% completed with the game. I've just been running around in circles and loving every minute of it. It's a great adventure style rpg with old-school graphics that don't detract from the fun.

I enjoyed what I've seen of this game so far. It's by no means perfect, but the art is appealing, reminds me of games I played when I was younger. The controls are easy to get used to. (Remember that the keyboard typically has two ctrl keys, use the one by the arrow keys xD. It also doesn't matter which arrow key you press to attack, the direction you're facing counts. Also took me a while to notice that.) My biggest issues so far: - Blocking feels unreliable. The combat system seems to encourage you to rely heavily on blocking, while there is a meter that indicates your... I guess blocking energy? I don't really understand how that system works. - Once you enter dungeons (also houses with monsters and things) you can't leave. Why? It's fine with small places, but when you get to a large one it becomes a death trap. You have no map, there are traps and monsters and no way to heal after using up your potions. Also the exit has an invisible wall for no reason. I don't get why that's a thing and it's a little frustrating to be honest.