Blessings of No-more

$0.99

Release Date:: Mar 9, 2021
Developer:: JJBenefield Games
Publisher:: JJBenefield Games
Platforms:: Windows

Strategy RPG Family Sharing Single-player

About This Game

Overview

Blessings of No-more is a 3d rogue-like turn-based RPG. You wake up with only darkness around you and a small girl standing in front of you. You are told that you have died and this small girl promises you life once again if you carry out their request. Can you make it through many different worlds and find your way back to Annie?

Mechanics

Blessings of No-more features modern rouge-like mechanics with a backsplash of PC-98 inspired art and old-school JRPG combat. Collect and equip Blessings to get stronger and unlock special perks. Level-up to gain stat points and create a custom build. Choose from three different magic trees to further customize your build and completely change the way you play the game. Every death is meaningful; collect atlas points and complete achievements to get stronger in your next play-through.

Combat in Blessings of No-more is heavily based on PC-98 style JRPG combat, with some modern twists. Gain new attack skills as you level up, unlock magic spells by investing into a magic path. Explore and find summons to aid you in battle, and freely use items as you wish!

Find, craft, and buy Blessings to further customize your character and become stronger. Blessings offer both unique bonuses and raw stats.

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User Reviews

Mixed

5 user reviews

40%

Positive

User #298287 english

6 hrs at review

Recommended

So first off this game is a challenge! Expecting anything less would be stupid. While it may be challenging it still quite fun, its got a pokemon-esque combat system and some cool builds you can make with the blessings. I really enjoyed the character design and the art! If your up for a bit of a grind and a challenge its definitely worth the 99 cents. Pro tip, you decide to get the game make sure you equip your first blessing right away!

User #479630 english

16 min at review

Not Recommended

Interesting idea, but feels really disjointed. I loved the border, but the 3D guy with 2D enemies and NPCs was really off-putting. It also feels really difficult with no real way to get forward easily without costly grinding and the Health Potions don't seem to heal enough.