Dude Man

though the game owes most of it's features to RPG In a Box, it's still has some nice moments. here's a rundown of everything of note in it:
- i wish i could give Bob some money :(
+ LMAO BOB'S SCREENWIDE MESSAGE IF YOU LAUGH AT HIS POOR ASS
- would be nice to have an explanation of the controls at the beginning, most importantly how to spin the camera. not everyone goes to the options - my unfortunate ass included.
- Henney doesn't dissapear after you add him to the party and interacting again with him makes an error pop up in the console.
- doesn't RPG In a Box comes with a plug-and-play tactical battle system? my point is - i'd rather have that than the rather lackluster current battle system - you just press 1 button 'til the evil spirit is banished, where's the fun in that?

to sum up all of the above - Justin, you have a good foundation for a game, though it still needs more polishing - i'd start on the grammar mistakes that are abound in the game. RPG In a Box is a powerful engine indeed, but it can't carry the whole game alone on its shoulders. you have the spark of promise - light the game's fire with it. wish you and the game well, Justin :)