Ranked #177
600 Points
DEMOIt is 2082. The world has fallen into a military dictatorship, and only one group of heroes, known as SUPER Midnight, have what it may take to set humanity free.You play the role of Erdregr, an enigmatic, and charismatic leader of SUPER Midnight. On your quest to do so, you'll meet and join up with a number of interesting, sometimes quirky, heroes, all of whom wish to see the heart of mankind flourish in liberty once more.--------------------------------------------------------------------------*Animated tiles seem to be defaulted to off in this html version. You can go into your settings, once you are in control of your characters, and change them to "on".
A funny concept. I wasn't totally sure what to check off as the thing that needs most work. Each play through, I was basically just stuck in a room, hoping to get a letter from the government allowing me to leave the room.
I survived the demo, and the game ended.
After a number of plays, with the same results, I became bored and stopped playing.
Seems like it could really be good, but I didn't have that experience.
I liked the mood, art, and atmosphere. Unfortunately, I just didn't seem to progress enough to keep my interest, which admittedly, is low.
This is sort of like Myst, if the wizards forced you to hang out in one room, with puzzles that don't seem to go much of anywhere.
Maybe I just missed out, though. Worth checking out.
Perhaps you'll have better luck than I.
A funny concept. I wasn't totally sure what to check off as the thing that needs most work. Each play through, I was basically just stuck in a room, hoping to get a letter from the government allowing me to leave the room.
I survived the demo, and the game ended.
After a number of plays, with the same results, I became bored and stopped playing.
Seems like it could really be good, but I didn't have that experience.
I liked the mood, art, and atmosphere. Unfortunately, I just didn't seem to progress enough to keep my interest, which admittedly, is low.
This is sort of like Myst, if the wizards forced you to hang out in one room, with puzzles that don't seem to go much of anywhere.
Maybe I just missed out, though. Worth checking out.
Perhaps you'll have better luck than I.