RPG Gale of Windoria

One of the first lessons you’re taught at Writer Cliché School (my alma mater, class of 2008, go Crocs!) is that comparing media to food is for hacks. Everyone’s done it, and it never reveals quite as much about the thing you’re talking about as you seem to think it will. Oh, this new blockbuster movie is like a big, juicy hamburger? I’m sure, tell me more. But here’s the funny thing about clichés: Even when you know they’re not good for you, sometimes they just feel so perfect for the moment. In that sense, clichés are like a classic midwestern hotdish—or a casserole, for those outside of the Minnesota-Dakotas-Wisconsin region—full of cheese and butter and cream and grease and all this stuff that’s got to be just wreaking havoc on your body, and yet it also feels so warm and filling and homey. Sometimes you just want to sit down to family dinner and eat some hotdish.

I was attracted by the gameplay video and design at first sight. It's like early generation of Final Fantasy game which make me feel like classic og if I'd play this game. This game features an old school storyline that typical warrior(usually swordman) traveling around the world, meeting various companion, getting strong to save the world eventually. emmm, It's okay... To be honest, I did not recognize that the man is leading charater's father before he mentioned himself. I was still kind of shock, although I've prepared that this game is going to be classic 2d graphic. This shocking feeling also comes to my mind when I encounter my first enemy during first time battle fight.  I have to say that this graphic looks kinda lame from my personal perspective.

I've heard it before, KEMCO is a Japanese video game publisher specializing in JRPGs with immersive narratives and quality gameplay. However I'm not a very patient person. Unlike Inotia 4 which I had played before, it really gave me a headache to see that the combat in this game is classic turn-based. Quartz is a very interesting part of the game. This item obtained from the character or the store can provide me with a variety of skills and effects. I can freely combine them, which makes the combat fun. No one likes to fight the same way until the end of the game, do we? Btw, I really appreciate the developers adding the doubling speed feature to the game's combat. Like I said at the beginning, I'm not very patient.