R-Naught

Is very cash money so im not usually a fan of 2d rpg games but i used know the person who made this game for he was a substitute at my school that every liked so i made an exception. This game isnt half bad, it is a great indie game with good sound tracks and great game-play. if i were to criticize it on one thing it would be that 1:its a bit difficult to go to full screen, at least for me. and 2: its is a bit pricey ps: i have not finished the game.

Writing this review well before i complete the game just because. As an avid jrpg player theres a lot to like about the game. The gameplay is fairly simple as you'd expect from a turn based jrpg and plays really well with just a mouse and a keyboard. When you enter battles you have your basic command you select from and thats basically it. Nothing to fancy here. The soundtrack took a few minutes or so for me to get used to but as the game progressed theres some decent sounding themes here. The one thing i do like is you never here the same battle theme over and over again. It constantly switched it up i think there are 4 or 5 different tracks it switches through. It keeps the pace going really well. Speaking of pace the game is also fairly well balanced if the developer doesn't want you going into a place yet the game will surley let you know by kicking your butt. But 9 times out of 10 it's always worth trying to power through the side caves and solving the puzzles with in so pack ...