The game is too difficult, because I chose less encounters to follow the story, but then I didn't level up enough to face the mercenaries in the underground tunnels. Needs to be more balanced. But there's a lot of potencial.
Reviews for "Ender Story: Chapter 1"
TheEnkian responds:
It definitely is quite tough down in the depths. I actually did a full remake of this first chapter (plus extras) and about 50% of the unreleased second chapter that I might release to NG at some point.
when will be the chapter 2 ready
TheEnkian responds:
It won't, unfortunately. I've given a short explanation in the description.
Way to steal a game, to anyone playing this you should try the "Mardek RPG" instead of this cheap copy. this is basically if you take Mardek and let Chinese replicate it.
In a previous comment I saw the author replying that "they took some inspiration" and that is quite an understatement. The few things that are different from Mardek are the ones that are badly made.
The first two characters and their background is almost identical to the ones from Mardek, so is the entire idea that humans and creatures belong to a certain elemnts which defines their character and features.
Please do yourself a favor, if you want to play a game like this one, but as an actual good game, try the original that this copy mimics.
game broken. unable to start a new game. just fades to black and makes the noise that you used for mouse click and plays the background menu music.
TheEnkian responds:
Try a different browser, maybe? I just checked it on Chrome for me and it works just fine.
It places a mental burden on me when I enter battles. Animations are too blocky, the interface kills me since there aren't health bars for enemies, and health for players is represented by x/y, the current health / total.
Sort of reminds me of Mardek RPG. This is inspired by it, right? The way Graden tells Erion the controls for the game is reminiscent of how Duegan tells Mardek the controls every chapter, and Krat is literally this game's Zach Ursus. Mardek's and Erion's element is both light, and even thier companion's element is earth. Lol.
TheEnkian responds:
The enemies won't have a health bar, but in Chapter 2 there's going to be a scan mechanic when you have a certain "scholar" character in the party so you can see enemy health when he's present. Possibly giving the player a bar too or at least colour coding the x/y to make it more obvious when you reach certain thresholds?
It was initially inspired by Mardek a bit, but the plot takes a very different turn and Chapter 2 will further show how different it is and that the characters are their own.