Pier Solar and the Great Architects reviews

Haven't played much yet, but I'm already thrilled! Granted, the Story is quite a Chlichee so far, but given the Age of the Original quite coped with. I am also sure that there will be a juicy Plotaway! Graphically really very pretty, even if it bothers me a little bit that in the HD variant some Objects look like in the Retro Variant. Well. The Music is coherent, the Menus neither cluttered nor inadequate, the Characters differ enough in Battle that it doesn't degenerate into pointless Button-mash, the Fights are harmoniously staged and hardly annoying Either. To the Fights, while it's Random Fights, which can really annoy in some Games, they take place at a pleasant Distance. There is also a great Way to influence the Rate of these Struggles. From no Fights to multiple Rates, everything is possible in beautiful Steps. When you're in an Area where the Opponents are no longer fit, you turn them off. Once you have found a good Place to level the Grinden/, you will put your Opponents up. Should have more Games, I think great. Conclusion: Great first Impression! I will go into the next Few days more intensively and possibly adjust my Review, which I still think is unlikely. I am happy to play n Whitewash:)

More of a Case for Collectors than for Players The original appeal of The Pier Solar project was to Make collectors of Sega Mega Drive modules a pleasure and this Purpose the project has also filled with Flying Colours, as can be easily seen from the tearing sales of the Modules. Unfortunately, there is probably little Room for the actual Fun of the game In the retro gathering rage. This one falls by the Wayside in this Game. Pier Solar and the Great Architects May not have become a really bad JRPG, but a good Title has definitely not come out of it either. The numerous Quirks of this homebrew game saw far too much on the Thread Of Patience. If you want to play the Game, despite everything, then you should at least wait for a Sale or a bundle offer, because the €14.99 Steam standard price is once again set far too high. Even professional JRPG's from Square-Enix and Falcom are either cheaper to have or only 1-2 Euros more expensive. Pro and Kontra: Pro:-Beautiful self-created Graphics and OST, which can also be adjusted in different Styles and Quality Levels-offers the Possibility to set or even disable the random combat rates according to your own Ideas-the Basic Idea Behind the Story, so what the ominous Pier Solar is all about, is very interesting and original, but ...-the Game principle is at Its core rock solid and usual entertaining, but ... Kontra:-the Action takes a very long time to get into the Gears. In the first three Rounds of play, you don't learn what this is actually about-rather uninteresting Characters-hard themes and dubious Humour seem completely out of place in this Game-almost every Level Map in the Game is designed as a Maze, which is sometimes very annoying Can-the Fights are far too sluggish-some Puzzles and Minigames turn out to be disruptive stumbling blocks-further Detail Packing (Cluttered Inventory, HP and MP are only improved every two Level-Ups, problems due to very linear Game Buildup, ...)- Value for money doesn't really fit The full Review: http://www.gamecontrast.de/pier-solar-and-the-great-architects-review/#more-55939