Samsa and the Knights of Light

This is a fun RPG with a sense of humor and its own style. It's obviously a labor of love made by people who like RPGs and worked hard to make a game they want others to enjoy. The game has a surprising number of extras, including minigames and comics. Players can choose whether to be a hero or a villain (although becoming a villain right away is a bit difficult because there's a tough fight). Most NPCs can be left alone, offended/apologized, or killed. Some can be recruited, then later killed if the player wants. The player can go on dates and have conversations with a variety of female NPCs, too. Custom controls are shown as needed, but otherwise players are expected to be familar with rpgmaker games. For example, players can run holding Shift or toggle full screen with Alt+Enter, but there's no help that mentions this. Also don't expect amenities like a journal or quest log, not that it's really needed. The English translation is a bit rough but understandable. It adds to the cha...

Not even 15 minutes in and I'm reading manga and playing minigames Didn't know what I was expecting, but for about 5 bucks it seems like a very good value! Low quality English due to translation, not quite "all your base are belong to us" bad, but enough so that it might turn some people off of it. Personally I don't mind it. Also meme faces.

A great RPG with alot of work put into! *PROS* 1. Grinding is actually fun. 2. Good storyline. 3. Be hated by the world but gain friends who see you more then a monster. 4. Become a overpower hero or villian. 5. Date some sexy ladies (ever rpg need this!) 6. Cook and Improve food! (I can finally cook for once without burning anything!) 7. Mini-Games! 8. Train to improve your stats and earn money. 9. Your actions affect the outcome of your endings. 10. Be a demon..yes so much yes finally something not with human as main characters. :) 11. Game developer is very helpful and is willing to help you! <--- This is great. 12. Give the game a go! :) Cons 1. More towns to enter maybe and different enemies.

Actually it would be a very great RPG with a great potential.. so here a pros and cons.. *PROS* 1. Good storyline and it's twisted.. (compliment to story writer) 2. Become real Demon or Angel Disguise in Demon shape, your choice. 3. Date chicks and marry her.. ^O^ 4. mini games and comic, WTF!! you'll gonna love it.. Cons 1. thought the storyline are good, yet the activities of Samsa did during the day are very limited, only grind at some town and try acquire new character or ask some chicks for a date. and it's very boring.. :( 2. very short storyline, I have replay the game three times in one day. 3. There are total 22 character that you can acquire in this game, yet there are no hint or clue of how to get all the character. so I have to go to every house and town on searching the 2 rest character in this game each day, still I havent got it, thought I Have played this game until the 105th day. unlike Suikoden II, in Suikoden II there are character that can helped to give you hint o...

This is the game that makes me stay away from anything lacked RPG maker. The story is terrible and feels like a minimum effort tale. My only recommendation is if you like easy dumb new grounds style flash game RPG's and are under the age of 17, this won't be a bad mindless buy. If you are an adult, or you want decent gameplay, a decent story or even some decent jokes, look somewhere else. This game should be a free flash game on new grounds for how simple every aspect of it is. Simple isn't always bad, especially if you're a kid with some time to kill.

im a simple man. i see boobs, i like it

A surprisingly deep JRPG with multiple romances and both litterally and figuratively colorful characters.

Eh.... didn't do much, just roaming around leveling like crazy for the achievements....

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Samsa and the Knights of Light 10/10