emwearz wrote:I really enjoyed, it captured the old school RPG feel really well, when you want to level up and gain new weapons, you play to better your character, I found the game was over before I knew it, the storyline doesn't really progress much and there are no massively deep characters, but the games engine itself is pretty perfect.
I could hardly put it down until I finished it. Something about the simplicity of the storyline and characters combined with a very polished battle system just clicked with me. It was easy to identify with the game's silent hero and feel like you were part of a massive fairy tale. I'll admit it started out slow, but even this had an intentional purpose as it emphasized the sense of progression throughout the game. It's strange how a game regarded as simple (not a bad thing at all) really stood out to me as one of the most unique and refreshing RPG's of the last decade. Definitely a must play for any RPG fan.
