Murgles

Interesting pokemon-like game. Took me a while to figure out you have to use WASD/Enter in the menus instead of mouse or arrow keys. Story is interesting so far, combat is par for the genre. Will update this later as I play some more.

The game is a solid Pokemon style game, but with much better battles I think. Overall it felt quite polished. [b]Combat[/b] 1. The team dynamics make battles exciting and require coordination between Murgles. 2. Most fights are tough which is good in my opinion. 3. Fights aren't too long or too short. I think they are just right to have some tactics in them, but not last forever. [b]Progression[/b] 1. The team dynamic creates a lot of build options for what Murgles you want to use on your team. 2. Gaining new abilities and evolving is nice. It would be nice to have some more customization beyond amulets which you can apply to your Murgles. The more customization the better is my philosophy in RPGs. [b]World[/b] 1. The world is quite pretty with some nice custom environments. [b]Characters[/b] 1. The Murgles all have unique looks and spell effects are decent. 2. The character voice acting is quite nice. Reminds me of Monty Python. [b]Content[/b] 1. The content was good, but yo...

Awesome game! Reminiscent of Pokemon but unique in its own. Will continue to adventure with my Murgles for sure!

This game is really enjoyable if you are looking for a fun, challenging adventure. Voice acting is great. I haven't finished my play through yet, but would recommend if you are looking for this genre of game.

This game is a waste of money and time. Too many bugs. Stuck on chapter 3 due to a bug.

I really enjoyed Murgles. It was very short, but neat. There were aspects of pokemon, but it had dps/heal/tank classes and the potential for much more in-depth mechanics. With a lot more work and some polish, it could turn out to be pretty solid one day. I sincerely hope the dev continues work on this, but either way I don't regret supporting indie devs who put love into making their games. As a sidenote, I would put a disclaimer that the game is unfinished (regardless of intent to finish or not). As for finishing it up, depending on the level of trust for others and effort willing to be put in, I would recommend a kickstarter-ish program to fund additional development so that more people could get involved in helping to make the game. Having another programmer or two can make a huge difference if you get someone competent and have a reasonable direction for your project.