Crisis of the Middle Ages

I love this game. It has that look and feel of an old school RPG. If, for no other reason, that would be enough for me to move it. But there is so much more to like about it. The story, the characters, and the pace are all whimsical and fun. This is what an independent game developer should be, when it comes to an RPG.

Dilbert meets Pokémon meets Golden Sun. This game is fun and the writing is hilarious. There’s also some unique game mechanics (reverse engineering and specialty items) that make encounters never feel redundant. And excellent game from a new developer. I highly recommend.

An RPG with throwback traditional elements that enjoyably doesn’t take itself seriously. Monsters are always having conversations, your characters are mostly one-dimensionally hilarious, and the situations you find yourselves in are great fodder for laughs. Tl;dr almost got wiped, but was saved by throwing a fish at the enemy. 10/10, would laugh again

I really want to sit down and enjoy this game from start to finish. The humor is excellent, the opening scenario with Echo was really cool, and I had hoped to experiment with her character abilities and see what all other spells there were that she could learn from enemies, but it seems like every time I save the game and close it out, the save deletes itself by the time I come back. Feeling like all the work scanning enemy abilities went to waste is a major downer. Gave two stars because the t

I just finished this game and really enjoyed playing. It is fun and challenging without feeling repetitive. It is rare to encounter the same monsters more than 2-3 times which keeps it from falling into the usual RPG redundant combat trap. The story line is fun and brings the party into contact with the “other side” listening to the monsters complain about how hard life is for them as they just try to keep it together. I would recommend this to anyone that enjoyed the early NES and Super NES