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posted on my blog ...
http://master-dragonknight.blogspot.com/2015/04/heros-realm.html
I'm watching your First 10 mins video and I must say I'm quite impressed and inspired. I am an avid fan of indie RPG development and a classically-trained music composer; I'm curious to know who is the composer of the wonderful soundtrack. I ask, because I have not heard this music anywhere else, and it doesn't sound like it is from the RTP.
So far, so good. One of the best I've played. (Would be THE BEST, but as I tab a lot, having to play in full-screen drags it from the pedestal.)
Once I got it working, it was addicting.
By far the best indie RPG on the planet.
By the way,they are all good.
Because of the elements and length of the game I rate it #1
So far only one other comes close(for me)
Lead four heroes and their teams against the evil forces of Mephistocles, the Lord of Demons in this retro-RPG adventure. Toggle between the four heroes as you explore dungeons, ascend towers, spelunk caves, save villages and defeat the forces of evil! Reminiscent of classic RPGs such as Dragon Quest III and Final Fantasy V, Hero's Realm is a fun romp in old-school RPG nostalgia.
Highlights:
-22 character classes (12 base classes, 4 hero classes, 3 secret classes, 3 master classes)
-TONS of game content and sidequests
-Classic NES-era and SNES-era RPG gameplay
-Great music
-Multi-party switching system (like Kefka's Tower in FFVI!)
-Multi-party tactical battles (at least 5 of them!)
-Massive world map
-Fun
The story is split into 5 chapters, with each of the first four chapters focusing on a new hero, and the 5th chapter bringing them all together.
Chapter 1: Won't Somebody Please Think of the Children?
Chapter 2: There is Something Fishy Going on...
Chapter 3: Land of the Rising Son
Chapter 4: True Calling
Chapter 5: The War on Terror
#rpg
