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Well this is infuriating. Refreshed my game after saving since the achievements were not updating. The save data is now gone.
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"Hey, grampa, I went to the shop and apparently there are monsters now that prevent newspaper delivery. Sorry. I'm going back to the garden now, OK? Thanks."
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I have a glitch where I have the 'pushing manual' but the game doesn't seem to think i have it and wont let me move anything. So i am stuck unable to get any farther than the mausoleum. :(
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wow, i had really fun playing this, even though i agree to the other comments that the weapons deal too few damage to the enemies, even if you have the best one and maxed skills. guess there could be another tier available, i had about 100k gold spare in the end :D nevertheless i found this quiet enjoyable - until the end!!! im quiet dissappointed right now to be honest. much potential, but lacks a bit of climatic story telling. like if the grind is the real game, but the given story is just the prequel to "the real thing" and thats not really matching.
anyways, i enjoyed it, thanks for making this game and i hope there will be the promised sequel somewhen in the future :P
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Upgrading sword mastery and strength doesn't increase damage done on enemies. I still need same number of hits after upgrade, and their health always drops the same. At the moment, i kill bats with 3 hits, first 2 decrease their health to almost 0. I upgraded strength and sword mastery couple of times and nothing changed.
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The one thing that bothers me about this is the pushing feature. You make some items pushable and not others, and then you can only push them one space at a time. The inconsistency and limitedness of this is really annoying and irritating, especially because if you mess things up you have to leave and come back to a screen.
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the game literally trolls you in the last room of the game! when you chose between the two sets of stairs, one of them restarts the entire dungeon XD
(psst... it's the one on the left that trolls you)
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I know the dev gets a lot of sh*t for the enemies HP being too high, but it is a legitmate problem with the game. I just finished the game at level 76 doing between 518-639 damage a hit with the best sword and fire arrows equipped(65 strength and maxed damage skill). There are mid game monsters that take 5 hits to kill. Literally monsters you first see at level 30 take 5 hits to kill at over twice that level with the best gear you can find. The final cave has monsters that ALL take at least 10 hits to kill. 3 years of complaints about the HP problem and it still hasn't been fixed because the dev appears to be a bit butthurt over complaints of other things(namely that the game uses Zelda sprite recolors instead of making their own art). This is a Zelda Mod. People don't bitch when modders make mods of Skyrim using Skyrim resources, but heaven forbid someone do the same for Zelda.
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Okay. The reason people can't push is because you need to upgrade Money Collector. THEN Push. Same thing with S
wimming.
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Sword animation looks like it transforms into the Minecraft pick halfway through :D. Oh and not going to play this as everyone is saying enemies are too tanky. In these game types difficulty should come from enemy behaviour first and stats second.
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Im totally for a minimalistic approach - but this is oversimplistic. Getting the easy badge was already torture 2/5 because of the Zelda rip-off style
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Healing potions need to be drastically increased so I don't need 10 for a complete heal. Attack damage needs to increase a lot or enemies need less health. My J key finger keeps cramping up, especially when I first enter an area and get swarmed. I do like the simplicity of controls, ease of keeping track of what you are doing and what you need to do next. I like the mapping but a click to enlarge section would be great. It does remind me of Zelda and that is a good thing. Just needs a bit more oomph.
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Okay game. Losts of effort and love put in, but needs a bit of polish. 3/5 Left in a debug warp zone in pandoras cave next to the save that warped me to the end of the game, skipping the dungeon. Also, foud a way to get out of bounds on the island of doom. From the bottom right of the map, up 1 and left 4, area right after you get the fence key for defeating twenty octorocks (slimes), there are two tiles of water on the righthand side of the screen that when you go to the next screen, you will be standing on the sea rocks that normally block you. Now just walk to the other side of the rocks and enjoy being out of bounds. To get back in bounds, go all the way to the right without going off the map, and then go all the way up (and go off the map). You will now be in a dungeon that you can walk out of normally.
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I would like to like this game but there are some serious issues. First of, the combat system is slow. Make enemies have less HP, add sub weapons and make battles are more strategic than just wacking the enemy back for 3 minutes until it dies. Secondly, add more personality to the characters. They keep the same lines the whole game. It would help if characters interacted with each other and actually moved. There are no boss fights so there isn't a sense of accomplishment when you finish an area. Even simple bosses would help the game feel more fleshed. It would feel more interesting if there are more puzzles in dungeons and secret rooms. There be puzzles involving pushing boulders or using the aforementioned sub weapons to do certain tasks. Another aspect is that needs to be improved is the map. You should be able to zoom in to squares and have markers where the people who gave you quests are. If these aspects are improved in a sequel, I would totally play it until the end.
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Does this game have a sequel, that actually ties in with the story and has a ending? Pandora epic battles has no end, and personally is worse sense it lacks a story.
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I've replayed this game so many times u_u, and i keep accidentally deleting the cookies on my laptop, and switching laptops too... i wish it'd save the file once you make an account on a site and it would save on the site's storage or something u_u, i don't want to keep losing my files over and over again and starting over as noob lvl 1 slime farming wooden sword rpg character D'x
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HARD BADGE GUIDE: (Easy game if you follow this) 1. Skill Points: Max out skills in this order XP, Sword Mastery, Natural Armor, Berserker Hit. 2. Stat Points: ALL into Strength. 3. Save all your money for swords. Sell all arrows/bows/other weapons You should be hitting 650-800 damage by the end with the Golden Flame Sword (best in the game) Buy new swords when available. 4. Always have several antidotes on you for poison. 5. You can hit enemies behind most objects/npc's without getting hit. Use this when fighting enemies that shoot at you. 6. Good luck and was a really fun game (if you play it right) 4/5
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That was extremely underwhelming, for a game that takes a few hours to complete. I wish I could say it was that long because of the difficulty, but it really was simply because of the tedium of hitting the same enemies scores of times before defeating just one. Even though I really enjoyed getting used to the mechanics, it quickly died down as my focus was more aimed at avoiding enemies to not have to bother wasting a good minute or two to move a single screen. I finished it, but I'm not satisfied. Show me what the sequel can really do!
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Recolored graphics from the Legend of Zelda Game Boy games, with faces ripped from RPG Maker VX? Huh, dunno how to feel about it.
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Character Level: 79
Gold in Inventory: 159,707
Attack Damage: 576 - 711
Attack Speed: 34
Strength: 78
Dexterity: 4
Vitality: 20
Luck: 4
Life: 18,334
As you can see, no need to put any points into Dex or Luck at all as a melee character - dodge is irrelevant as you shoudn't be getting hit much in any case. Drop rates don't matter either, since once you've got your end-game weapon, you'll have too much gold to know what to do with in any case. In hindsight, I could've easily left Vit at it's base value of 4 also, since the Natural Aromor skill - once maxed - gives all the boost to life you'd need. An extra 16 points to Str would have helped the game finish a little bit faster.
The toughest enemies on the last screen were taking 6-8 hits/kill.