Tales of Agaris

You can't expect much...I mean look at the price for this game. But than there are real epic RPGMaker games for free around. So what do you get: a) a world not real worth saving: It is an empty world with not much done to villages...heck many of the NPC don't even have the normal 1 sentence, they just stand around. Houses, castles everything looks like there was not money left for furniture. b) a generic story (oh, someone summoned a bad guy...you must save the world). c) standard fights like in the old days...I mean every 2 steps there is the next fight (OK, a little bit exaggerated but you get the gist); sometimes QTE were you must press certain buttons for extra demage or avoid demage...can't say, they pop so fast up and than vanish that I can only guess that this game was done on an High End X86 processor, All in all even if this a one man production....I would never ever put this on sale (and I bought the whole trio for just a little over €2). So can I recommend this game?

Alright, alright -> Let's get one thing out of the way first: Lars is hot and has a very long sword. Yes, that was important. To me. This game is... Fine. I mean... It made me want to keep playing it. I've never seen gold drops so generous, as well as XP. I didn't have to grind much to get new gear. I went from just a couple of spells with one staff and when I equipped another: Had over 15+ spells or so? Equipping new weapons is really something... Especially for the mage lol. Language and story: UHM... I played it in English... It's... It's understandable...? It's not really well translated though and in one town Portuguese language comes through... I am not making fun, I am just saying that there are mistakes, but you can still get the gist of it. Gameplay: Well... It's turn based... You kill things... Obviously? I had overleveled characters and they stopped getting skills until I found a new staff. Let's see what else... Sometimes enemy's HP is hidden behind ...

I'm not very experienced in writing reviews, but I'd like to try it here. Also, I don't think I should tell the story because spoiling a little of it may probably ruin the game. Let's just say that you don't really have to play this game to play the sequel, but by doing so will make the other games more engaging. The real gameplay of this game might only take around half an hour, so it's a good game to pass the time (you can even request a refund after you're done I think, considering the time needed to complete the game is less than 2 hours hehehe). Even after doing extensive grinding like I did, it still didn't take more than 2 hours. Looking at the price range which resembles mobile phone games, I think that's more than fine though. Besides, the comedy is great here so that's a plus from me. This game has some flaws unfortunately. Firstly, the game might crash if you press "back" button (whether it's "X", "esc", or "0" on NumPad) on loading screen after encounters. Second, there's...