Sarab: Duji Tower

Overall, this is a satisfying, but unremarkable game. Made with RPG Maker, it has all the standard features of its genre; the gameplay is simple and straightforward, and doesn't weigh you down with a lot of unwarranted complexity. There are no glaring problems or annoyances, but some may be put off by its simplicity. The story is simple, satisfying, and lacks anything painfully silly. The battles are easily won, with the exception of the boss battles, which may require a bit of grinding before you attempt them. Treasures, and powerups are uncommon, as are the special abilities you acquire when you level up. As with other aspects of the game, the nature of these features will be familiar, if you've played a lot of these games. The game is mostly linear, and your progress through the world is met with many random encounters, but is quick enough to not be tedious. I recommend this game especially to those who have never played a jRPG before, or to those who want an uncomplicated, la...

This is an interesting little game. It appears to have been translated into English, so there are some odd phrasing. It is a traditional common man has to save the world story, but the writer put a lot of effort into the story... and by that I mean this might work well as a novella outside of the gameplay aspects... Might be worth a look.

Nice game! I am enjoying the play and battles. Good strong puzzles and playability!

Things I liked about the game : Such a great game and Journey and long complicated story it took about 9 hour from me to finish it, I am curious about who took the box, I get mad about the fact that Sarab didn't met his twin brother, I don't know how many chapters will take from you to finish the whole story . -I liked fight effects they are really cool. -I like characters arts. Things I disliked: - we hit a lot of obstacles when walk, and I got stuck one time in one of cities I rest the game for it. -more music is needed eventhough I forget about it while I am playing and the game is designed well without music. -I didn't like most of sound effect especially when leave the place or cave. -Monster art need more improvements. -the game don't have enough animation. -the main menu art can be better and changed depend where did you reach in the game. -the way of rising the level of player -the environement can be improved too I enjoyed the story and I am waiting to see the next...

I love this game. RPG maker games are my favorite genre, which I am fully aware makes me a weirdy.....but this game is a unique gem among them. Puzzles, unique leveling for weapons, good story line, fun fights. And a developer who is willing to answer questions when you get stuck!!

Finally, I finished it. Well, the game is so good. I like it. I really enjoyed playing this game. The puzzles are interesting and give you a challenge. Story: 9\10 - (Very intersting and engaging) Graphic: 9\10 - (The game's enviroment is absolutely wonderful and beatifully done) GUI and Menus 6\10 - (It's original RPG Maker GUI) Battle System 4\10 - (It's acceptable) The game: 7\10 I recommend this game to all RPG games fans. They have to try it out. I'm sure that they will like it.

Sarab: Duji Tower is an RPG Maker game filled with a simple yet nice story, okay characters, killer ambiance, and the usual turn-based combat system. However, it also has poor writing as well as moments that I found unnecessary. And unfortunately, the amount of errors in the text became too much for me to handle. Let's start off with the cons, shall we? First things first, writing wise it has an alright beginning with minor mistakes here and there, but the further you go along there will be a lot more. And it doesn't end at words spelled wrong but the misuse of question marks, exclamation marks, commas, ellipses, you name it. There are also too many sentences where I couldn't even edit it on the fly because it made so little sense. As it stands, the writing needs to be revamped, and then I'll consider finishing the game. As is? There's no way. Second, there are a lot of scenes or moments that I can't understand why they're there. Examples: 1. The text boxes below the notes you find...