Millennium 4 - Beyond Sunset

Like always care i take Spoilers maybe inside. So first feeling was and is damn i want go further the way and that with 1 happy and 1 sad eye (4 of 5) so close to the final, to the end, but thats gaming you happy playing and seeing the ending but then you miss something, more levels, more hidden secrets, more quest, more sequels, more games. Yeah the most people dont know often this feeling and this game will not contact the most, that are only loving good graphics or epic stories and get outer between or after the first part and stop. This game have emotions, how Marine fight for the Bear is incredible or how she waits for Bokden, never give up. The story is thin but lovely for me. The times run, its look like Mission Impossible then you get Wolfang, yeah, Bokden let you hang, Bear beat you many times with nearly no chances and the last warrior dad is in ill. Damn so short there and so far away. The level design ist still not boring me and that is hard not to do, sure most people wish...

*Note that 1 achievement is broken as of this time of writing (30 Dec 2021). [b]Playing status:[/b] 42/43 achievements, finished the game twice (only 1 playthrough is needed to get all working achievements) [b]Game length:[/b] 11.5h [b]Grindy Achievement(s):[/b] Yes (3+ achievement that needs 4h+ grind to get). [b]Optional Achievement(s):[/b] Yes (32 achievements). [b]Difficult Achievement(s):[/b] No. [h1]Intro[/h1] [b]Millennium 4 - Beyond Sunset[/b] is the third installment of the [url=https://store.steampowered.com/bundle/3409][b]Millennium[/b][/url] series. It continues its story from the previous game, [url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/298830][b]Millennium 3 - Cry Wolf[/b][/url] ([url=https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198132503739/recommended/298830]my review[/url]), with Marine trying to recruit thirteen warriors for a showdown. The game offers a lot of party members to play with and sidescroller maps for most of its dungeons. [b]Pros:[/b] - 4 difficulties - Sides...

Now down to days remaining to the deadline, Marine and company need to prepare for the contest to come and finish their roster of fighters. They head to the last portion of the continent, yet to be explored: the South. In that area, you will search for "The Bear" a legendary warrior. You start at level 40, but since you need to train in hand-to-hand and the like... that may not be so helpful...

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I have to say this is the best RPG Maker series I have EVER played in my life. Every single part in this Millennium series overall is five out of five stars. It is not too challenging, and has the right mix of play, upgrades, maps, quests and good characters. I admit I never complete all the side quests in the game, but I play the entire game to the end and love every second of it. This takes a lot for me to really get into games. I love how you can select your level of difficulty (I always select story mode for a more visionary and involved gameplay), you can select arrows that show you overall where to go, because it can be easy to get lost or take too long to find your way in these games (This is a BIG plus for me). Another big thumbs up is the ability to have VISIBLE monster encounters, so whenever possible we can avoid them. I absolutely HATE random surprise encounters, that not only interrupt the flow of the game, but take away your concentration from where you were at. Also,...

this episode is by far once of the most difficult to master. By the end all characters will have been recruited. There is a lot of jumping in this story part esp. through the Grand Rift. there still are hidden rooms but most of the game is getting to recruit the Bear. the story mainly focuses on that particular part. Dissent starts to show amonst the recruits and it takes a lot of talking and self- confidence to get the party going again. Game seems rather slow story -wise during this episoide but is still a good game to play

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This episode is by far one of the most difficult to master. By the end, all characters will have been recruited. There is a lot of jumping in this story part, especially through the Grand Rift. There are still hidden rooms, but most of the game is focused on recruiting the Bear. The story mainly revolves around that particular part. Dissent starts to show amongst the recruits, and it takes a lot of talking and self-confidence to get the party going again. The game seems rather slow story-wise during this episode, but it is still a good game to play.

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