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Hey guys, DDude9091 here. Today, my mentor Zakary99
assigned me to review The Forgotten Kingdom RPG. Buckle your pants, guys, this is a bad one. This game has been on the
front page since this morning, and after playing through it, I have no idea
how. As you may see in any other RPG game, you spawn in a small village. Surrounding it are some level one monsters, and you are equipped with a bronze sword. Several buildings can be found around the village. a sword shop, magic shop, bow shop, and pawn shop, for example. It’s really no different
than any other RPG game I've ever seen. As put so eloquently by the creator, "You live in a small village attacked by monsters. It's your job to help the villagers and kill the monsters!".
The reason I'm ranting about this is because so little effort was put in to it. Like
any other RPG game I've seen, this game uses Kitteh6660’s RPG kit. Even with this extremely simple and easy to use kit, he didn't configure it well at all. Half of the shops I tried to use would not put a shop GUI on my screen; that, or they didn't show the price and damage of the weapon.
I didn't even have to level up to go check the shops behind the level 10
door. You can easily cheat by jumping from a tree to get on top of the wall.
Not to mention that if you walk around up there, you’ll find some swords the
creator misplaced in studio that will wipe out any monster you face. A good half of the creatures continually die over and over again. Another third of
them spawn as only a head and a torso, with no sword at all. That leaves about
a sixth of them that actually work.
A screenshot showing the hole in the wall. |
Building: 3/10
Hey, at least he had some
c-framed walls in there, but that may be hurting more than helping. The c-frame
created many cracks and holes in the wall. The houses were built okay, but there were things that were lacking.
Scripting: 2/10
Even though he used a kit, he still messed up plenty of times. Just take a look at the health of the monster on the current thumbnail, or below that where he spelled "through" incorrectly.
Overall: 2.5/10
Try play-testing your game
before releasing it. It will help you catch more mistakes. Also, always check for cracks and holes, or ways you can cheat.
~DDude9091
(Shadowing Zakary99)
If anyone noticed, I updated the place's numbers. The building and scripting were both bumped up by 2 after I reviewed it. I realize that I was too harsh on the place, and changed it to be more reasonable.
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