A Home Far Away, An adventure RPG with heart and a sense of humour! Options

[Strangeluv]

Status: Complete

Playtime: About 7 Hours

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Plot:
A normal day in the serene village of Everdale. School's just been let out. The village is preparing for a birthday party. Mr. Ronedale has lost his chickens. Mrs. Apricot is baking a pie. And little Danais is consigned by his sister Farrah to buy a b'day present. Enter Skarsgaard, a local thief consigned by his boss to raid this serene village.

And then everything gets thrown into disarray. Danais is missing. Farrah has to go out in search of him and they end up in a town very far away from home! How are they going to get back? To make things more complicated, in comes a band of pirates, headed by Captain Grizzlybeard who is in a mid-life crisis, arrives in the port town. And the Mayor is suffering a migraine from demands from the townspeople: a clown needs cheering up, a young boy needs help wooing a girl, a shaman needs his monkeys returned, a thief needs to be caught, a merchant needs to be protected, and so much more!

How are Danais and Farrah going to find their way home in the midst of all this insanity?!

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What you can expect:
- A mildly tweaked battle system that includes a "Charge" and "Double Charge" system.
- Avoidable wandering encounters instead of random encounters.
- Some custom-made music.
- Loads of minigame-oriented gameplay, including fishing, knife-throwing, balloon-popping.
- "Quest log"-styled gameplay in the second half. Just think about Bomber's Notebook from Majora's Mask.
- One vibrant town in the second half instead of many towns, with many colourful characters you will need to interact with.
- A day/night system to accompany this town.
- Map and teleport system.
- A story with a sense of humour and heart.

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TRAILER:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9b2UeJmfGSs...feature=channel

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Download: DOWNLOAD HERE! (26MB)

Just download and open! No need for RTP!


This post has been edited by Strangeluv: Aug 2 2010, 08:59 PM

[Strangeluv]

Thanks a lot for playing. I just want to say that you don't have to grind in this game. I've never been a big fan of grinding and you can just fight a few enemies in the woods before you advance. I'd say even Level 2 or 3 could be sufficient! Glad you're having a good time! A review would be welcome if you're up to it.