Wormskull

I really liked it, it has good story and old school rpg gameplay.

Great old school RPG vibes. Love the story, items and party management

I just finished this game by the skin of my teeth. Very enjoyable. Not crazy about fishing and foraging but it was a good game. Not easy so you have to grind a bit but a good game.

I haven't finished this yet, but I would recommend this. It has those early edition vibes of those Final Fantasy games, but with its own imagine to make it not appear as a Final Fantasy rip off. The MUSIC in this game is TOP NOTCH, and am always rocking out to whenever in battles. Kudos to the music artists/director/whatever because this is an important feature to keep on playing this. I am currently streaming this on Facebook, at Lozza's Emporium and it has become one of more popular shows! I cannot wait to dive into the rest of the series of this game. Not gonna lie but it is rough at times, but that's part of the fun. Do yourself a favor and invest in this game FIRST before diving into the rest of the series. You'll have a wonderful experience.

This is the prequel to Ashes of the Night and the second game by Wolf Moons Studio. It’s a nice step up from the first game, and features many of the same characters. The turn-based battle system is pretty much the same, but some of the other aspects have improved in small but appreciated ways. You can see these games are ramping up and I’m stoked to play the later games in the series. One addition is a crafting system. It’s a nice idea but needs a little polish; the actual mining/fishing, etc. is a little slow, and overall it’s not super important to the rest of the game. I’m not personally much into crafting but it was pretty fun and I did spend a bit of time on it. I’m curious if it’s in more games and if it gets refined as well. It still has some of the same issues as its predecessor such as really long dungeons (that you can’t dash in), pacing, and no map of any kind. The menu is a little frustrating because all your items besides weapons and armor are on one tab, and with the crafting that page gets really really long. There are no filtering or sorting options available, so sometimes it’s hard to even find what you’re looking for. I played this game entirely on Steam Deck and had no issues with it. But those are small nitpicks, overall I really liked this game and got through it very quickly. Can’t wait to play more from this developer! 4/5

A great adventure I'll say, def worth the money to get lost and grind away at times during each of the games areas. The characters you obtain thru the adventure are unique in skills and the banter in the group when it happens its pretty funny. I liked the idea of certain areas you can skip monsters if you choose too, also implementing random encounters to give you that grinding feel to power up your characters if you feel the need to. Its not a complicated game for progression and even in difficulty as long as you pay attention to your characters skills and what stats improve them. 2 thumbs for the developer. Can't wait to see what other games he created!

Now I've finished the 2nd to last game from this dev (playtime little over 20 hours). My very first thought: He should learn how to use RPGMaker. A game like this with a size of 5.5 GB and over 3 GB only for audio (not that it was good....matter of opinion). Anyway, what do you get: a game with bare bone graphics (this time at last a castle consists not only of a stairway with some NPC standing around); a confusing story..heck forget the story it is one dungeon after the other nothing more; grinding (the use of ONE simple rock for mining till you get legendary skill...); some hidden places; and did I mention grinding? This one is better than part 1 so I can recommend it if you seek a mindless game.

un tres bon jeux