Tears Revolude

GYAHHHHHHH! I have been playing this for the last 3 nights, and I must say it feels weird to say the best thing about this game IS THE TITLE MUSIC! This game is atrocious, the user interface is clunky, there's random slowdown, virtually nothing in the game poses any significant threat, the story is bare bones, and money and mp early game are scarce to come by. And that's just the start of it. There are so many things that could have been great about this game which they completely fail at on multiple occassions. The first of which is that pretty much all the gameplay is in dungeons with on the map encounters. HOWEVER, pretty much every room in the game has hallways so narrow that every encounter is unavoidable. This gets old fast. Then there's the fact that there's no world map travelling and towns are highly condensed. Everything feels cramped, and you don't get a sense you are exploring a world. Then you have the gem system in which your characters gain abilities throug...

First few screenshots did not make the best of impressions, but something about the game felt very appealing, so I bought it. And I am happy I did. All the best RPG ingredients are well mixed together into this really playable and enjoyable game. From the technical perspective: Autosave : Yes Fast movement : No (but the default speed is quite fast, so I never feel like I need my party move faster) Special battle combo : Yes (damage dealt is tremendous) Puzzles: yes (simple, but funny) Story: good (cut scenes are not too long, but informative enough to lie down the carpet of curiosity ahead of you) XP, level up, items upgrade : Yes Extras: 1) as you upgrade your main weapon, you can inject more gems in it and customize it as well make it stronger 2) You collect special points and can replace them for extra bonus items in main menu shop 3) similarly you can also collect special gems and later buy for them unique items (like a charm protecting you from all negative effects, poison, pa...

i'm just gonna keep it concise for this one; tears revolude is not good. here's why: - dull, very skippable story with one-dimensional characters and stilted dialogue - extremely basic combat system - broken special ability mechanic that you can literally oneshot the final boss with - lazily-designed dungeons with narrow corridors, annoying enemy placement and tedious puzzle-solving - towns are presented as menus and not actually explorable areas - irrelevant map rotation and first-person view gimmick - repetitive music - missing intro movie and voice acting from the mobile version + short runtime (can be beaten in about 6 hours blind), and can be played in bite-sized chunks due to the frequent autosave + in-game achievements add a bit of replay value + decent enemy sprites and animation i'm actually somewhat of a kemco fan; i own pretty much all their games on mobile and buy them as soon as they release (i even own this one on mobile). however, this just misses the mark and can't b...