In its way this is almost like a monumental achievement. Even the writing has somehow accomplished that 'not good, not bad, it just is what it is' quality of the slightly stilted and awkward dialogue of early SNES JRPGs. Between the poor spelling, grammatical errors, and generally poor dialogue, it was hard to stay interested in the plot and characters. Like, seriously, it seems insane that there is a game on this site with the title of Generica and THIS IS NOT THAT GAME. Besides that.I think the first five minutes of this game should win some kind of award for 'most generic RPG intro ever'. I have no idea what it is and it IS pretty subtle but it is also really unpleasant, at least to me personally.

I'm kind of frustrated because I feel like I lack the words to describe this properly but the movement just FEELS wrong, like the basic process of moving from one tile to another just feels vaguely jerky like it's making the engine micro-glitch or something. But there's some kind of movement script in use here that makes just moving feel amazingly clunky. I've seen that in games before and it doesn't bother me. I don't mean the eight directional movement. I hate whatever tile-movement script you are using in this with every single fiber of my being. Please let me know in the comments or by email if there are any bugs that you would like me to address. I’ve played through this game 4 times so far, and I should have fixed all major, game-breaking bugs. Graphics, sound, and cinematics are subpar, but I tried my best to make up for that with good gameplay and story. I’m a programmer by trade, so that's my strong point.

A handful of side quests to keep the end game interestingīackground This is my first serious attempt at making an RPG.

10 playable characters, but not all are recruitable in one playthrough.

Not necessary but can be helpful if the game proves to be too challenging

Traits System, allowing some control over character development.

I also want my characters to have some depth, but at the same time, I want to keep them somewhat of a mystery so players can try to fill in the blanks. I believe the point of a game is to discover the story by playing, not by reading. I also want to avoid telling the story through narrative. I want to avoid needless grinding, but at the same time, I want the game to be rewarding for those who decides to fight every chance they get. I wanted to keep the combat simple, but with enough features for the hardcore players to find ways to exploit the mechanics.

Gameplay Dream Drift is a classic RPG with features similar to Chrono Trigger, Final Fantasy VI, and other great RPGs of that era. You must traverse through the lands in hopes of finding a way back. When you woke up, you find yourself in a fantasy world without knowledge of how you got there or even who you are. People are falling into comatose state for no apparent reason. Story A bizarre epidemic is sweeping through the city of Melloton and nearby cities.

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