Solune

"Solune" is a very good epic old-school JRPG made with RPG Maker MV that I can highly recommend to anyone who generally likes these kinds of games. The story, though not groundbreaking, is competently written. It portrays the relations between dragons, who once protected humanity, and the humans. As we - being kinsmen and representatives - all know: Dealing with humans rarely ends well for other species. A long time after certain events, now in the present, dragons are supposedly extinct, even forgotten by most. When our (renameable) protagonist stumbles upon a certain tool that grants him magic abilities, he's drawn into a massive plot that endangers the whole of humanity, and must travel the world with his friends to prevent an unforeseen disaster. It's pretty classic stuff, but its execution is well done. Dialogues are expertly written throughout the story, including many (funny) NPC dialogues that are updated over the course of the story and sometimes even slightly different depen...

alot of fun n puzzle and a nice story line hope the developer make more of these games!

I'm a big fan of RPGmaker games, I bought this game on a whim with some extra cash I had in my steam wallet. After playing for about half an hour I was hooked and found it hard to put it down, I've played for 15 hours according to steam and have yet to finish the game. I'm sure you could finish the game a lot faster if you skip all of the optional objectives but I do enjoy doing all of them. I also am a big fan of the customization in the game as well as the premise and the plot, the characters to me have some depth and I find them funny and enjoyable. All in all I'd recommend this game for anyone that is a fan of RPGmaker games or that style.

If you're looking for a cathartic and well made rpg maker game, this is an excellent option. It's just experimental enough to keep things interesting, while also remaining intuitive and easy to get the hang of. The mechanics themselves are pretty varied, the most important is definitely the main protagonists transformation ability. Limited forms are always really fun additions and make combat a lot more dynamic. The enemies feel good as well, the bosses I've encountered so far do require some level of strategy to beat, but are not so hard that you need to spend any time grinding. The puzzles are a great part of this game. From what I've seen they're all completely optional. I actually would probably be annoyed if the game threw so many of them if they were required, but making them optional with a hidden reward feels very nice. The writing is definitely the strongest part of this game, it's quite nice. It strikes a good balance with giving you relevant plot info and telling you whe...