To get through the forest, complete the riddles given by the bird. First Riddle - Go Right to enter another map, then keep going right 5 times until you see a monster. Second Riddle - Find and collect all the yellow orbs in the forest. Third - Talk to the bird first, if you get the directions wrong make sure to always talk to the bird first before continuing. Do through the forest using the following directions from the bird, go UP, UP-Right, Right and then Left, a monster should be infront of the bird.
I'm also having trouble with this but I'm doing exactly this up up right right left. Or north north east east west. I'm back in the area with the statue but there is nothing changed no monster shows up. I don't know what I'm doing wrong. If I can't figure it out I'll capture some video to show you what I'm doing maybe you can tell me what I'm doing wrong here.
Are there only two episodes of R18 that can be recalled in the game? ,After completing all main quests， I found I didn't know what to do.Will there be any special surprises in the side quests? Still just a few item rewards
There are 3 episodes I believe. Two are unlocked just playing through the main story, the last one is unlocked after getting the recipe for everyone's ultimate weapon and returning to the house Garet is at in the town in Arcius.
Really enjoyed this game, though the difficulty is a bit all over. My main gripe is the HP scaling, particularly on the doppelganger fight, since it seems to be based off your level - Enemies take far too long to kill, especially before getting endgame gear.
The other thing is I can't for the life of me find the last crafting recipes. Based off someone else's comment, it seems there are supposed to be three portals in the last sidequest with the arena fights for Lex's best weapon. I could only find the one near Lumbly Bridge. I did do the arena refights first, and the quest pointed me back to the guard in Regull. The only thing I can think of is that doing the arena first broke the other portals, because they're not where they were said to be.
Hi there thanks for playing! There's been a slight glitch with the last recipe. I've patched this up today and uploaded the new file with the bug report in the description. Hope that helps.
I did the Lumbly Bridge portal after the arena myself and it dropped the recipe for Su's ultimate weapon and Dark Matter which is needed for Lex's ultimate weapon. I did a second portal West of Paradise Isle and it dropped almost everything minus the recipe (so I'm not sure if the first one you defeat drops it or if it's exclusively the Lumbly Bridge portal). I'm assuming the last portal I could find northeast of Regull Port will be the same.
WOOOWW. nevermind^^ grawrrr all those times i rebought for a modern download lololololol. XP Great game though Bara:] id Totally throw 20 $ @ your way.. after the RAing at the start of every month. Bills Groceries Rent; the Responsible Adulting (RA).
hehe Yep. I found it^^. There was this hyperlink @ the top of your Eatheria homepage talking about me having purchased it. I clicked on it. & There was the updated zip file:]
Is the screen supposed to go black at the beach hunt because when i send off Garet to hunt it goes to a black screen and I seemingly can't do anything and have to restart
Hi, if you've downloaded the game before 20/05/2021 - you may need to grab the new upload with the fix and move your save file across and load your recent save.
So. I beta tested this game initially. And this is probably going to be a long post to be honest so if you want a TL;DR on if I'd recommend the game to other people first?Honestly, yes, I would, if they like grindy RPGs and a fairly good story with LGBT content in it. Now, onto my actual feelings about the game. There will be light story spoilers here but nothing major.
I spent just over 35 hours (probably at least double that if you count my other saves that had anywhere from 10 to 25 hours each on them across the betas I tested) on this game from start, to finish, according to my completed save, and I'm pretty sure most of it was spent grinding, too. Partially because I like making mistakes, partially because of how the game's balance is structured, partially because I kept missing things that would have made stuff easier/were actually kind of mandatory to acquire and had to ask the author where things were, and partially because I have this tendency to walk into areas drastically underleveled. Which in this game is a big mistake that I have paid for dearly every time I have done so. I still wasn't able to find or craft everything by the end of the game, either. I was seriously considering writing a guide to this game during my progression through the finished product to be honest, and I might still.
The story for this game is your standard RPG faire, all things considered, but honestly, that doesn't make it a bad thing. If anything, I think it was kind of refreshing considering how many games these days just try to reinvent the damn storytelling aspect of the genre instead of just going for a fantastic (or maybe craptastic, depending on your story or view of things present in your story) world.
The battle system for this game takes a VERY long time to get going properly if I'm going to be honest. Every time you start to get strong, you're already off to the next area. And don't expect to ever one-shot mobs, especially if you're grinding as you go instead of stopping to craft every single piece of equipment you possibly can to gear your party members out along the way. Which I had to do in every dungeon, up to and including the final dungeon. The free rest points in Lumeria and [spoiler location] are absolute godsends in that regard. (It's just too bad that end game enemy stat scaling is kind of poor. Some enemies in the late game are just made of meat.)
I wasn't really sure where to put this since I couldn't figure out where to put it in the battle system paragraph, but this game has some pretty bad power scaling issues between individual scenarios. It's not for the faint of heart in that regard. You will have trouble grinding at first in every single new area starting with Lumeria's sewers.
The main playable character, Drey, is an all-rounder character whose kit can range anywhere from support/dps, to full on nuker, depending on how you play and where you are in the game. His ultimate weapons share a trait with Garet's ultimate weapons in that they're both insanely useful, and you can get the materials for them pretty easily. Fun fact:During the first beta I tested, there was an infinite mega potion glitch involving his synthesis ability. That obviously got patched, but also if you used it too much, in tandem with other bugs that also got squashed, the game would crash!
Your second party member, resident best boy, the bunnydogman himself, your main DPS, Garet, can, and likely will, by the end of your playthrough, go from a kind of tanky boy, to your strongest party member in every stat but agility. Give him every single debuff spell, a healing core, and any other magic cores you can fit into his gear that you think you might need, and you'll be set as long as you don't need to use his mp for Earth Shatter (Once you unlock the ability to use it) during farming, and you're more or less set to handle almost anything the game throws at you that Drey's alchemy can't get around. Fun fact:His sheer dps potential is the reason Blitz costs the same as Earth Shatter! It was a disc 1 nuke during beta testing. I've been told that I'm the reason it got nerfed. Also, the Punisher Gear Set is more or less intended for use with him, and used to actually be way better during the beta.
Your third party member, Lex, is both the resident fast boi, physical debuffer, support caster, and also puppy. Sadly his stats are a little... lacking. He would have benefitted from either having every weapon from the Serrated Claws and up give double hit (or god forbid, triple hit on his hidden ultimate weapon), or from having the skill Swift Strike scale off of agility. Thankfully the stat break skills have crazy high potency so he can still hit like a truck with them for some reason. His ultimate weapons share a trait with Su's in that the hidden ones are simply very good upgrades of the normal ones. Fun fact:He was actually the weakest party member during beta testing!
Your fourth, and final party member, Su, is an uwu precious babu who you need to make sure is equipped with literally the best gear you have access to the second you get it or he will die in battle if he so much as gets looked at funny. And this will happen to him a lot until you get the recipes for the final tier of gear unless you stack him with barrier cores. He's supposed to be your mage, but in my run, until I got his hidden ultimate weapon, Garet kind of just slowly eclipsed him in literally every stat after the beach scenario until I finally managed to craft endgame gear for him. He also has a hidden magic limit break if you can complete a side quest late into the game. (Technically it's a generic one but it's best just to put it on him to allow him to keep up with the party) Fun fact:He was actually tankier during beta testing.
Overall? I'd rate this game a 8/10. This game is a love letter to classic RPGs, and I like it, despite its flaws, sure it could have been better, but unfortunately, the way the game is built holds it back from getting a higher rating. You can only do so much to be honest.
Honestly, I'd love to see an enhanced version/dlc/sequel of/for/to this game released some day and would honestly bankroll it myself it were an option. (Things like full/more voice acting, more story scenes, more areas/towns/dungeons to explore between scenarios to balance out the leveling curve, more equipment, items, skills, and so on. A scenario unlocked after clearing the game that expands on the world after the ending and maybe answers a few questions that are raised in the plot but never really answered after being touched upon, regardless of how it was structured, would be very welcome, too.)
Edit: I would have loved to stream this game on twitch to be honest.
I just completed the game, end-content and all(at least to the best of my abilities I think, unless there are still hidden secrets beyond ultimate weapons and the 3 scenes I found.) As such I just wanted to write a review/critique as both a show of appreciation and maybe notes for consideration on any future projects the author may dedicate himself to.
Warning For Players: I will try my best to keep this spoiler free, however this will touch upon the entire experience , especially the story since that's the main draw of an RPG, so if you want to avoid even the most minor of spoilers, then please read this later after enjoying the game yourself. I will divide this review into sections for ease of digestion and also to help avoid spoilers for certain topics. They will be the following; Story, Gameplay, Characters, Graphics/Art-Direction, and General thoughts. If you want a general ranking, just skip to the General/Final thoughts section.
I won't make this a massive comment, since the review is rather long and don't know if Itch.io has a word limit so It'll be on a google doc instead.
I am by no means a professional or influential critic, I just wished to share my thoughts and experience with this game, for anyone who was curious about it or on the fence.
Thank you so much for playing and for your personal review of the game! So glad you had a great time with it! I haven't made any end secrets after the ultimate weapons and three scenes as that already took up a lot of the player's time to gather. I thought that was enough to be a secret in itself :)
I'm at the canyon now and I was wondering if I missed a recipe to craft Ointments for paralysis removal and anything that uses Lara Leafs? I can't make any potion or mana water type items and I feel like I should at this stage in the game.
Hi there, you won't be able to craft every item, like potions/mana potions. But by picking up raw materials some will unlock craftables but if you have none in your inventory they won't show up as available for crafting, these mainly include: antidote/clear balm/echo drops/eyedrops/ointments/smelling salts.
Hey! Just finished the game. I clocked in at 40 hours and everyone is level 71. I'm still grinding for Mythril Ore to make an Ancient Belt.
I would like to give a proper review and I might start making a guide (having made one for Captain Gerbear's Bastard Bonds). I was wondering if you could fill me in on something though, I'm still missing 6 recipes (1 item & 5 armors). Would it be alright to email you a screenshot or something to see what I'm missing? I still have the suspicion that last crafted item should be Ointment since I'm able to craft the other 5 status ailment recovery items, maybe that's a potential bug I found?
Yes, it seems the 1 item could be a bug. I believe Shell flower wasn't in the game now that I think about it. I'll remedy that on the next patch. As for the 5 armor, I've tested this and it should be completed, send me your screenshots of what you have and I should be able to point out what you're missing.
Hi there, I went through the list and I noticed a few things were missing from the crafting list. Two armor was missing from the purchasing stores so I've added those in to fix the craft total these are Ancient Armor and Leather boots. Ancient Armor - can be found at the snow village. Leather Boots - all armor stores from Balora, Artellus, Regull. Sturdy Belt - all armor stores from Balora, Artellus, Regull. Ancient Belt - the snow village. Dream Flower - The last Item recipe, can be found in Green Valley and several other areas. The total list of all craftable recipes should now be at 116.
So I'm 21 hours in and enjoying the game immensely still.
I actually kind of want to write an in-depth walkthrough for the game like what other old JRPGs get, and I've already gotten started, but I'd rather finish my first playthrough before really getting into it.
sold my Claws at the beginning of the game, now im 16 hours in and trying to make Beastly claws which needs Claws for synthesizing . how do i get Claws? i cannot buy/make them :C
im about 13 hours in to the game and i encountered a game braking bug please help the green guy walked up by the crystal and got stuck and now im stuck re loading the game doesn't fix it im just stuck here im in that town with the fishing thing.
Hi there, I've gone and uploaded a fix for this. You can download the new upload and move your save file across. The green man shouldn't bother you anymore.
I'm still stuck unfortunately. When I saved the guy was already by the crystal so now when I reload he's still there. I'm looking for a way to edit my save so I can put myself in a different location but so far that don't look like its possible any chance I can send you my save file. I read some where that if you play the game in test mode you can walk through walls so you could do that walk put of the building and back in and hope the NPC resets to a place where there not in the way. Sorry if I'm asking to much with this.
When I downloaded the game has had 15 KB file cannot be download in the zip file is damaged, so I use the mobile phone game download zip file, and then uploaded to the computer, it is strange that the 15 KB file is damaged, I wonder if this file is incompatible with my computer, in the process of game
, I keep popping up a message that says:Loading Error
Even if I download a file to my desktop, when I unzip it, it will tell me that the file is corrupted. No matter what I do, the file will be corrupted as soon as it arrives on my computer.
Hi, I'll try re-uploading the Zip file, I'm not entirely sure why this is happening since the Zip file is clean. The whole file is over 1G. Are you playing this on a Windows computer? If this still persists you may want to try using the https://itch.io/app
I'm having trouble finding the green slib at the moment. I swear, it's probably somewhere under my nose since I think I can do spells that are slightly higher than rending wind and explosive. Is it on Arcius?
check the leafy areas of the trees in the port town for the Green slib, found it on accident when running though the area. by the merchant cart i think
Definitely enjoying this - it's considerably more challenging than I expected, and does require a fair amount of grinding for money/exp, but overall quite a nice JRPG throwback. Also, I'm guessing the the dev is a fan of the Tondemo Skill de Isekai Hourou Meshi manga :)
Hi there! Thank you for the feedback and for the screenshots, unfortunately, I won't be able to test this on my side without having windows 7 and your set up specifically. The whole project was made on a Windows 10 and on a 27" screen. I'm only guessing that it's due to the rpg program not being able to run the battle scenes correctly on older clients and due to certain screen sizes.
hmmm... That reminds me of some of the stuff my Jerk- Father taught me about programming. I figured that it'd be some sort of conflict with the screen dimensions. Which is why when it displays.. It showes everything that its software can interpret. Then flikers between my preset Max screen dimensions. &your games' preset dimensions. Ill fiddle with it alittle& get bach ta' ya:]
i can create LESS of a conflict (flickering). By reducing screen resolution. The proportions of the displayed game to Proper Display of the intended product remains the same, though. Overall the strobe-like flicker if more informative of battle situ. Than eliminating it. & everything else works.. I Hope. Lol.
My old laptop is Windows7. Ill just muddle through. Overworld. Town scenes. Everything but the Battle screen. I get cropping issues But im an Old gammer. I can guess.
I've noticed that they don't give you much to go off of on the quests. Like "defeat the portal in the land" what portal? what land! I've walked everywhere. Don't get me wrong I'm loving this game just struggling with a few things still... after hours of wandering.. Su's ult weapon, that portal from the kings request, and the water guardian location.
This is a bug I have not encountered personally. It seems an ability or action was used before this appeared. I'll take a look into this. Thanks for reporting!
Being the connoisseur of rpgs of all kinds since I was a kid (shut up im old) this game was a real interesting treat to behold since I always been a big fan of the old school games that were real popular in the 90's. Knowing Bara-Diction's work already and being familiar with his tastes I started investing and playing this game when it was halfway through it's infancy and just starting to pick up some real steam. At first I had BIG expectations from the story and watching it change, evolve, and ripen into a fully released and well polished game was an inspiring journey that tbh I wish I could repeat again, and again. There was something truly special about being there to watch it become what it is now. It was like watching a smith forge and fold a real katana blade. You see every hammer strike nail out the imperfections until becomes a work of art that is truly remarkable. for all you here in the comment section giving a read-this is my collective opinion on My Time at Etheria.
If ya want spoilers or for me to discuss certain points-sorry. But I truly feel this game is like a mystery dessert. Needs time and patience to appreciate every bite. This little review is not going to be entirely positive, I do have things to say that are critical so brace yourself for those lil tidbits at the end of every paragraph that contain minor potential spoils.
Character Dev.
The start of the story opens up alot of questions about where the character comes from and throughout the story you are told some real important details about where Drey is from and where he is going. You know right from the start that he is not from this world and he is about to go on a pretty interesting journey that has alot of acceptance, self-discovery, and growth. I am actually really glad this character was not a blank slate like so many rpg characters. He is a bit token and tropey but this is kinda what you need when you have an old school rpg and you need to give the main character a personality. Something to relate to and sympathize with-and plenty of that is given down the road. Something you are gonna need to discover for yourself. I do like Drey, or however you like to name him as a character and I think Bara-Diction has done a good job personifying him by giving him a sense of humor, some brains, and strength. And bad stuff does happen to this character, often. This to me was very important because the more you make a character look vulnerable the more human they simulate. I didn't get all my questions about the main character that I been speculating about since the start of the adventure and that to me is a real huge loss. I genuinely do feel like we needed to know more about where Drey comes from and how he got to Etheria. That plot point felt like a big pit needing filling because it was the key turning the car on to start the engine.
Garet is a character who has a real interesting story to him from start to end. He is a totally different person by the end of the story and seeing how he got there and how his relationship with Drey grows is where alot of the heart of the story comes from. It is actually real hard to talk about the character without giving very much away but I really hope that you all enjoy this character as much as I do. Totally not biased by his looks. At all. Ever. Lex is best boy and remains best boy throughout the story. Easily my favorite character and party member. Lex is the gooey little comic relief that is there to be the 'awwww' factor for the story and the massive fuck off button in battle and I love that. RPGs really like to utilize deadly but cute characters in games and this was a fun little way to get in on the trope.
Overall, the characters feel like they all fulfill their roles very well. We are given time to know them and see them establish themselves in the story to mark their importance. For the most part. Some of the characters feel like they needed a bit more time to them so that we can have a deeper feeling for them, particularly one near the end who shows up beside another very well established character from the late game. I had so many questions about this person so it felt a bit rushed to see them fall off the game after a deus-ex machina with little understanding.
Design
The world is beautiful. Absolutely pretty to look at and well crafted through and through. The effort when hand-drawing the backgrounds and dungeons are speaking for themselves quite loudly. Every environment you walk in has a feeling that it is designed in just the right way. You have your mystique filled misty forests, dark and deep dungeons with big monsters, and happy towns with happy town music that makes you instantly recall towns with similar feels like Chrono Trigger, Final Fantasy 6, Earthbound, etc. It really puts a smile on your face. The best ones would be places like Lemuria City-it feels like the perfect hub town like Goldenrod City where you can come back and rest after a long journey, find anything you are looking for, and you have such a big place to move around in and explore. This was the game at it's finest. When the story starts to pick up some real momentum. This is an aspect of the whole game that I can find very little to say anything negative about. I can't say each location on the map is absoluterly perfect but I can happily say that it has been tended to very carefully. If I HAD to say anything negative I would say that some of the puzzle made me want to pound nails into my eyeballs a few times and the Emerald Forest really forced me to play hard to avoid dying to the few obnoxious bosses I ran into there. I don't think hard games are a bad thing tho-I love having a real hard few moments in games that are meant to enjoy the journey now and then. Sometimes you just get hit with unexpected difficulties and I think this is good. One of my favorite design choices throughout the game are the bosses and the mobs. The creature designs range from generic to truly unique. I mean that is ok of course-there is only so many ways you can make a skeleton soldier lol. Some of the mobs have some designs that really give them an identity that I will be able to point to and instantly say 'oh this is from Etheria!', which is exactly what I was hoping for. If I could change anything I would try to see what I could do about the early bandits. Their design makes them look like they are a bit of an asset flip because their design is so different from the others. They don't feel like they belong and might need a bit of a change to make them look a bit consistent with the rest of the mobs you can encounter. The battle system is a typical turn-based rpg style that allows you to see the turn order so you can plan out your moves and each character is given their own movesets, strengths, weaknesses, and tactics. You CAN make everyone absolutely OP with the right build if the grind doesn't bother you at all and you just want to breeze your way through the fights. Sometimes the effects can be a little glitchy and stay on the screen after you use them but this has rarely happened and fixes itself when the fight ends. Despite the real strong attempt to utilize spells and powers in the game that give status effects like paralysis, poison, and confusion or sleep-they all feel inefficient when you can just spend a turn bashing them and wittling down their health. This is likely what you are gonna be doing too-ignoring the cc's. You will be having your hands full keeping your constant hunger for AP on the rise with food buffs and magical attacks so the cc's are in an awkward spot. Particularly poison. It doesn't feel worth the slot.
Music and Sound
The game has GREAT music! The dungeons feel like they have dungeon music, the battle music for each region I could listen to on repeat, and some of the boss themes are amongst some of my absolute favorites. The early boss music is easily the best piece of music in the game when it comes to fights. The sound effects are timed and orchestrated nicely too. The explosions feel like explosions, slashes are your general generic slash noise. I got a pleasant surprise to see that the characters eventually got their own little bits of vocals added later in the game's developement that really enhanced their expressions. Nice touch! The music has it's own cheese tho-and I love cheese in doses when it comes to games. Some of the music particularly during a particular camping night in the woods early in the game felt like it was SUPER awkward to listen to and really needed to stop. It fit to the moment like a thumb tack to the ear drum so I usually need to tune it out. And the last dungeon music was where I felt the game was at it's weakest. The expectations for the final dungeon and it's music was the only blemish I felt kept the game from having the epic ending that it deserved. I don't mean to sound harsh because I do accept it for how it is-I can just look and listen to the final act and only think of what could be so much better.
The story
Satisfied beginning, GREAT middle. And bit of an end that felt like it needed more time. The story was at it's strongest from the beginning to the middle, had some real muscle and good storytelling nearing the end and then it felt like it was just getting tired. I am satisfied with the story to a great degree and I am definitely going to play this again, and again in the future to relive the moments that were VERY good. Some places in the story really hit you in the feels, and a couple of them make you feel like something was lacking but the best times far, FAR outweigh the bad times. It is like the tip of an iceberg, the small problems in the writing are so small compared to the rest of the depth and body under the water. There were SO many moments where I was smiling and roaring in laughter, and from the looks of it some of the characters were too haha. I would say the story here has a real predictable outcome of course and you can see where the plot is going from miles away but the journey to get to that end is what makes it special. It feels like it's own story with a familiar feel to it that you heard before but the way the story is told and how different it is make it feel like it really has a place and should be experienced by anyone whose into a typical RPG but in this case- way more penises lol.
Overall!
There really is something special about this game and I encourage you to take your time with it. Don't speed your way through it and enjoy the best of times in it from the dialogue to the battles. Take in the sights and also take into account that this was constructed by hand by one man. It took a good couple of years to finish but I am glad I was there for the days when the gas pedal was stomped on. I wish I was there for the very beginning cause I would be backing this the entire time. I am still very satisfied with the investment and testing I conducted to see this game through to the end. This was a road trip I would repeat again for sure : ) It was an honor to test the game and give Bara-Diction some much needed pointers to bring it to the state it is in now. This goes for not just me but every tester who participated. Is it worth $20? Yes. Absolutely. I would buy it for more still. Now I just wonder when and if any merchandising will be done in the future cause my wallet is ready.
8.8/10. VERY solid score I can give. It gets my stamp of approval and my recommendation to anyone I know to pick it up and give it a try. It really has something to offer and I love it!
So im in Dhaliam Town. I need to talk to the poeple to move on. Who exacly am I supposed to talk to? i feel like ive talked to everyone and havent been able to progress
Thanks, I shortly realized after posting that question that all I had to do was push the blocks out of the way and make it to the barrier. The barrier was tripping me up because I thought I had to assemble the pieces in some sort of way to unlock it.
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Please help, I can't figure out where to go.
I was stuck in the emerald forest, I went through the desert without problems and the forest I can't (
There is the quest log in the menus that will tell you where to go next if you're ever stuck.
Thanks for the answer, and sorry for my english.
There are no problems with quests, I just don't know how to get through the emerald forest
To get through the forest, complete the riddles given by the bird.
First Riddle - Go Right to enter another map, then keep going right 5 times until you see a monster.
Second Riddle - Find and collect all the yellow orbs in the forest.
Third - Talk to the bird first, if you get the directions wrong make sure to always talk to the bird first before continuing.
Do through the forest using the following directions from the bird, go UP, UP-Right, Right and then Left, a monster should be infront of the bird.
Thank you so much for such a wonderful game and help.
I'm also having trouble with this but I'm doing exactly this up up right right left. Or north north east east west. I'm back in the area with the statue but there is nothing changed no monster shows up. I don't know what I'm doing wrong. If I can't figure it out I'll capture some video to show you what I'm doing maybe you can tell me what I'm doing wrong here.
I found out why it's not working the riddle is wrong it's not up up right right left it's up up right left. The second right is messing us up.
How I can pass South, Southwest,West,East? I confused it
Talk to the bird first, then go up, up-right, right, left.
Thanks Bara! XD
Any1 know where Water Gems (NOT Crystals) are?
Water gems can be made when you reach Balora Town and grab the pink/purple orb.
& the update i got 2days ago lets it run smooth enough on my windows7Pro.. That i can AttackSpam the N.M.E. by holding the Enter/ Return key.^^
I love the post- desert area^^
My armors are good enough& general enough to survive. But enemy toughness means that by the end ive taken some real damage. Challenge^^.
Which enemy drops clover leaf?
Traplants, the red ones and the purple ones.
Im trying to replicate the error realfast b4 bed
The bug popped up durring a fight w/ a skeleton warrior. While performing Revenge.
Also. That SuperWind elemental was Awesome!!^^
Are there only two episodes of R18 that can be recalled in the game? ,After completing all main quests， I found I didn't know what to do.Will there be any special surprises in the side quests? Still just a few item rewards
There are 3 episodes I believe. Two are unlocked just playing through the main story, the last one is unlocked after getting the recipe for everyone's ultimate weapon and returning to the house Garet is at in the town in Arcius.
Really enjoyed this game, though the difficulty is a bit all over. My main gripe is the HP scaling, particularly on the doppelganger fight, since it seems to be based off your level - Enemies take far too long to kill, especially before getting endgame gear.
The other thing is I can't for the life of me find the last crafting recipes. Based off someone else's comment, it seems there are supposed to be three portals in the last sidequest with the arena fights for Lex's best weapon. I could only find the one near Lumbly Bridge. I did do the arena refights first, and the quest pointed me back to the guard in Regull. The only thing I can think of is that doing the arena first broke the other portals, because they're not where they were said to be.
Hi there thanks for playing!
There's been a slight glitch with the last recipe. I've patched this up today and uploaded the new file with the bug report in the description.
Hope that helps.
I did the Lumbly Bridge portal after the arena myself and it dropped the recipe for Su's ultimate weapon and Dark Matter which is needed for Lex's ultimate weapon. I did a second portal West of Paradise Isle and it dropped almost everything minus the recipe (so I'm not sure if the first one you defeat drops it or if it's exclusively the Lumbly Bridge portal). I'm assuming the last portal I could find northeast of Regull Port will be the same.
i also threw you a rating. this things a freakin' Work of Art.:)
WOOOWW. nevermind^^ grawrrr all those times i rebought for a modern download lololololol. XP Great game though Bara:] id Totally throw 20 $ @ your way.. after the RAing at the start of every month. Bills Groceries Rent; the Responsible Adulting (RA).
Oh no! I am more than happy to refund, when you purchase the game you should have a link or the game in your library!
hehe Yep. I found it^^. There was this hyperlink @ the top of your Eatheria homepage talking about me having purchased it. I clicked on it. & There was the updated zip file:]
Hi Bara. i found the patch you posted in my Feed. did you want me to buy the game allover again?
Is the screen supposed to go black at the beach hunt because when i send off Garet to hunt it goes to a black screen and I seemingly can't do anything and have to restart
Hi, if you've downloaded the game before 20/05/2021 - you may need to grab the new upload with the fix and move your save file across and load your recent save.
hey just wanted to ask is there a completed version of demi's inn or is that a more in less what's there is there
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(spoilers) GARET WHY
So. I beta tested this game initially. And this is probably going to be a long post to be honest so if you want a TL;DR on if I'd recommend the game to other people first? Honestly, yes, I would, if they like grindy RPGs and a fairly good story with LGBT content in it. Now, onto my actual feelings about the game. There will be light story spoilers here but nothing major.
I spent just over 35 hours (probably at least double that if you count my other saves that had anywhere from 10 to 25 hours each on them across the betas I tested) on this game from start, to finish, according to my completed save, and I'm pretty sure most of it was spent grinding, too. Partially because I like making mistakes, partially because of how the game's balance is structured, partially because I kept missing things that would have made stuff easier/were actually kind of mandatory to acquire and had to ask the author where things were, and partially because I have this tendency to walk into areas drastically underleveled. Which in this game is a big mistake that I have paid for dearly every time I have done so. I still wasn't able to find or craft everything by the end of the game, either. I was seriously considering writing a guide to this game during my progression through the finished product to be honest, and I might still.
The story for this game is your standard RPG faire, all things considered, but honestly, that doesn't make it a bad thing. If anything, I think it was kind of refreshing considering how many games these days just try to reinvent the damn storytelling aspect of the genre instead of just going for a fantastic (or maybe craptastic, depending on your story or view of things present in your story) world.
The battle system for this game takes a VERY long time to get going properly if I'm going to be honest. Every time you start to get strong, you're already off to the next area. And don't expect to ever one-shot mobs, especially if you're grinding as you go instead of stopping to craft every single piece of equipment you possibly can to gear your party members out along the way. Which I had to do in every dungeon, up to and including the final dungeon. The free rest points in Lumeria and [spoiler location] are absolute godsends in that regard. (It's just too bad that end game enemy stat scaling is kind of poor. Some enemies in the late game are just made of meat.)
I wasn't really sure where to put this since I couldn't figure out where to put it in the battle system paragraph, but this game has some pretty bad power scaling issues between individual scenarios. It's not for the faint of heart in that regard. You will have trouble grinding at first in every single new area starting with Lumeria's sewers.
The main playable character, Drey, is an all-rounder character whose kit can range anywhere from support/dps, to full on nuker, depending on how you play and where you are in the game. His ultimate weapons share a trait with Garet's ultimate weapons in that they're both insanely useful, and you can get the materials for them pretty easily. Fun fact: During the first beta I tested, there was an infinite mega potion glitch involving his synthesis ability. That obviously got patched, but also if you used it too much, in tandem with other bugs that also got squashed, the game would crash!
Your second party member, resident best boy, the bunnydogman himself, your main DPS, Garet, can, and likely will, by the end of your playthrough, go from a kind of tanky boy, to your strongest party member in every stat but agility. Give him every single debuff spell, a healing core, and any other magic cores you can fit into his gear that you think you might need, and you'll be set as long as you don't need to use his mp for Earth Shatter (Once you unlock the ability to use it) during farming, and you're more or less set to handle almost anything the game throws at you that Drey's alchemy can't get around. Fun fact: His sheer dps potential is the reason Blitz costs the same as Earth Shatter! It was a disc 1 nuke during beta testing. I've been told that I'm the reason it got nerfed. Also, the Punisher Gear Set is more or less intended for use with him, and used to actually be way better during the beta.
Your third party member, Lex, is both the resident fast boi, physical debuffer, support caster, and also puppy. Sadly his stats are a little... lacking. He would have benefitted from either having every weapon from the Serrated Claws and up give double hit (or god forbid, triple hit on his hidden ultimate weapon), or from having the skill Swift Strike scale off of agility. Thankfully the stat break skills have crazy high potency so he can still hit like a truck with them for some reason. His ultimate weapons share a trait with Su's in that the hidden ones are simply very good upgrades of the normal ones. Fun fact: He was actually the weakest party member during beta testing!
Your fourth, and final party member, Su, is an uwu precious babu who you need to make sure is equipped with literally the best gear you have access to the second you get it or he will die in battle if he so much as gets looked at funny. And this will happen to him a lot until you get the recipes for the final tier of gear unless you stack him with barrier cores. He's supposed to be your mage, but in my run, until I got his hidden ultimate weapon, Garet kind of just slowly eclipsed him in literally every stat after the beach scenario until I finally managed to craft endgame gear for him. He also has a hidden magic limit break if you can complete a side quest late into the game. (Technically it's a generic one but it's best just to put it on him to allow him to keep up with the party) Fun fact: He was actually tankier during beta testing.
Overall? I'd rate this game a 8/10. This game is a love letter to classic RPGs, and I like it, despite its flaws, sure it could have been better, but unfortunately, the way the game is built holds it back from getting a higher rating. You can only do so much to be honest.
Honestly, I'd love to see an enhanced version/dlc/sequel of/for/to this game released some day and would honestly bankroll it myself it were an option. (Things like full/more voice acting, more story scenes, more areas/towns/dungeons to explore between scenarios to balance out the leveling curve, more equipment, items, skills, and so on. A scenario unlocked after clearing the game that expands on the world after the ending and maybe answers a few questions that are raised in the plot but never really answered after being touched upon, regardless of how it was structured, would be very welcome, too.)
Edit: I would have loved to stream this game on twitch to be honest.
I just completed the game, end-content and all(at least to the best of my abilities I think, unless there are still hidden secrets beyond ultimate weapons and the 3 scenes I found.) As such I just wanted to write a review/critique as both a show of appreciation and maybe notes for consideration on any future projects the author may dedicate himself to.
Warning For Players: I will try my best to keep this spoiler free, however this will touch upon the entire experience , especially the story since that's the main draw of an RPG, so if you want to avoid even the most minor of spoilers, then please read this later after enjoying the game yourself. I will divide this review into sections for ease of digestion and also to help avoid spoilers for certain topics. They will be the following; Story, Gameplay, Characters, Graphics/Art-Direction, and General thoughts. If you want a general ranking, just skip to the General/Final thoughts section.
I won't make this a massive comment, since the review is rather long and don't know if Itch.io has a word limit so It'll be on a google doc instead.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/12DNVJnDwvvWYx5C8HbNljX_bMWTLuI_UcklBtecQXm0/...
I am by no means a professional or influential critic, I just wished to share my thoughts and experience with this game, for anyone who was curious about it or on the fence.
Thank you so much for playing and for your personal review of the game!
So glad you had a great time with it!
I haven't made any end secrets after the ultimate weapons and three scenes as that already took up a lot of the player's time to gather. I thought that was enough to be a secret in itself :)
I'm at the canyon now and I was wondering if I missed a recipe to craft Ointments for paralysis removal and anything that uses Lara Leafs? I can't make any potion or mana water type items and I feel like I should at this stage in the game.
Hi there, you won't be able to craft every item, like potions/mana potions. But by picking up raw materials some will unlock craftables but if you have none in your inventory they won't show up as available for crafting, these mainly include:
antidote/clear balm/echo drops/eyedrops/ointments/smelling salts.
Hey! Just finished the game. I clocked in at 40 hours and everyone is level 71. I'm still grinding for Mythril Ore to make an Ancient Belt.
I would like to give a proper review and I might start making a guide (having made one for Captain Gerbear's Bastard Bonds). I was wondering if you could fill me in on something though, I'm still missing 6 recipes (1 item & 5 armors). Would it be alright to email you a screenshot or something to see what I'm missing? I still have the suspicion that last crafted item should be Ointment since I'm able to craft the other 5 status ailment recovery items, maybe that's a potential bug I found?
Yes, it seems the 1 item could be a bug. I believe Shell flower wasn't in the game now that I think about it. I'll remedy that on the next patch. As for the 5 armor, I've tested this and it should be completed, send me your screenshots of what you have and I should be able to point out what you're missing.
Instead of dumping a bunch of screenshots in a folder would a spreadsheet suffice?
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1c4RU7DsCWsEurOjdZHorSJ3_ebkRzu3oefAQ4pnO...
It also look like I'm missing 1 item and 4 armor which would bring total recipes to 116, not the 117 listed.
Hi there, I went through the list and I noticed a few things were missing from the crafting list.
Two armor was missing from the purchasing stores so I've added those in to fix the craft total these are Ancient Armor and Leather boots.
Ancient Armor - can be found at the snow village.
Leather Boots - all armor stores from Balora, Artellus, Regull.
Sturdy Belt - all armor stores from Balora, Artellus, Regull.
Ancient Belt - the snow village.
Dream Flower - The last Item recipe, can be found in Green Valley and several other areas.
The total list of all craftable recipes should now be at 116.
By any chance are you making guide to it?
Also I love the game it makes me playing the past RPGs I play.
Btw is Demi's Inn will be complete in the Future?
So I'm 21 hours in and enjoying the game immensely still.
I actually kind of want to write an in-depth walkthrough for the game like what other old JRPGs get, and I've already gotten started, but I'd rather finish my first playthrough before really getting into it.
Can you give me any tips on how to get orichalcum? I've been searching all over the place including the final map. D:
Kill a Dark Behemoth at the Infested Cave
sold my Claws at the beginning of the game, now im 16 hours in and trying to make Beastly claws which needs Claws for synthesizing . how do i get Claws? i cannot buy/make them :C
Head back to Dhalium Town, the claws recipe should be on the right side.
Omg thankssss :D. i thought it'd be a bug where claws are only a permanent starter item and i accidentally sold it
I've head back to the Dhalium Town and still couldnt find the claws recipe , i've checked both the weapon store and armour store (nvm found it lmao)
Hi there, I've gone and uploaded a fix for this. You can download the new upload and move your save file across. The green man shouldn't bother you anymore.
I'm still stuck unfortunately. When I saved the guy was already by the crystal so now when I reload he's still there. I'm looking for a way to edit my save so I can put myself in a different location but so far that don't look like its possible any chance I can send you my save file. I read some where that if you play the game in test mode you can walk through walls so you could do that walk put of the building and back in and hope the NPC resets to a place where there not in the way. Sorry if I'm asking to much with this.
i sent a message on twitter with a link to my save. please help.
Resolved
Hi, i'm having a similar issue in port town, where can I find the fix?
Are there only 2 scenes? i already finished the game but i hoped to find more :S
There's a third one after collecting all their ultimate weapons :D - and revisiting snow village.
When I downloaded the game has had 15 KB file cannot be download in the zip file is damaged, so I use the mobile phone game download zip file, and then uploaded to the computer, it is strange that the 15 KB file is damaged, I wonder if this file is incompatible with my computer, in the process of game
, I keep popping up a message that says:Loading Error
Failed toJoad: audio/bgm/battle dark Joop.ogg
For more information, push F8 Retry
Hope the author can fix this bug soon
Even if I download a file to my desktop, when I unzip it, it will tell me that the file is corrupted. No matter what I do, the file will be corrupted as soon as it arrives on my computer.
Hi, I'll try re-uploading the Zip file, I'm not entirely sure why this is happening since the Zip file is clean. The whole file is over 1G. Are you playing this on a Windows computer?
If this still persists you may want to try using the https://itch.io/app
The game is running normally. Thank you for helping me.
I'm having trouble finding the green slib at the moment. I swear, it's probably somewhere under my nose since I think I can do spells that are slightly higher than rending wind and explosive. Is it on Arcius?
check the leafy areas of the trees in the port town for the Green slib, found it on accident when running though the area. by the merchant cart i think
Thank you! Now I just gotta make Orichalcum haha
How do you get orichalcum? Please?
Still trying to figure that out myself
Defeat a Dark Behemoth in the Infested Cave.
May I ask where you found the Blue Slib? It's the last one I'm missing, and I have the nagging feeling that I must have missed it in a dungeon...
It's in Green Valley. You can find it in a cave.
Found it, thank you!
Definitely enjoying this - it's considerably more challenging than I expected, and does require a fair amount of grinding for money/exp, but overall quite a nice JRPG throwback. Also, I'm guessing the the dev is a fan of the Tondemo Skill de Isekai Hourou Meshi manga :)
Thank you for the feedback, also for more money make sure to sell your scraps! - And yes I love that manga!
Oops. Thats a minimized window. But the proportions stay the same. The game really is good. Even on old equipment:]
Hi there! Thank you for the feedback and for the screenshots, unfortunately, I won't be able to test this on my side without having windows 7 and your set up specifically. The whole project was made on a Windows 10 and on a 27" screen.
I'm only guessing that it's due to the rpg program not being able to run the battle scenes correctly on older clients and due to certain screen sizes.
hmmm... That reminds me of some of the stuff my Jerk- Father taught me about programming. I figured that it'd be some sort of conflict with the screen dimensions. Which is why when it displays.. It showes everything that its software can interpret. Then flikers between my preset Max screen dimensions. &your games' preset dimensions. Ill fiddle with it alittle& get bach ta' ya:]
i can create LESS of a conflict (flickering). By reducing screen resolution. The proportions of the displayed game to Proper Display of the intended product remains the same, though. Overall the strobe-like flicker if more informative of battle situ. Than eliminating it. & everything else works.. I Hope. Lol.
Battle start works fine. Except for the character sprites.see
My old laptop is Windows7. Ill just muddle through. Overworld. Town scenes. Everything but the Battle screen. I get cropping issues But im an Old gammer. I can guess.
I've noticed that they don't give you much to go off of on the quests. Like "defeat the portal in the land" what portal? what land! I've walked everywhere. Don't get me wrong I'm loving this game just struggling with a few things still... after hours of wandering.. Su's ult weapon, that portal from the kings request, and the water guardian location.
Please tell me the Punishing gear has a purpose. besides basically playing on hardmode.
Punishing gear set is for those who want to have a high crit rate of 48%. With added Lucky bracelet it can reach even higher.
I was hoping that it would unlock a new outfit on the protagonist when you equip them all lol
Perhaps you can consider this idea? >:D
My computer is acting funny with the game.
Its a work of Art btw^^.
Ill make a couple screenshots 2marrow in the hopes of fixing things. Great Job Bara:]
This is a bug I have not encountered personally. It seems an ability or action was used before this appeared. I'll take a look into this. Thanks for reporting!
This bug has been resolved.
Being the connoisseur of rpgs of all kinds since I was a kid (shut up im old) this game was a real interesting treat to behold since I always been a big fan of the old school games that were real popular in the 90's. Knowing Bara-Diction's work already and being familiar with his tastes I started investing and playing this game when it was halfway through it's infancy and just starting to pick up some real steam. At first I had BIG expectations from the story and watching it change, evolve, and ripen into a fully released and well polished game was an inspiring journey that tbh I wish I could repeat again, and again. There was something truly special about being there to watch it become what it is now. It was like watching a smith forge and fold a real katana blade. You see every hammer strike nail out the imperfections until becomes a work of art that is truly remarkable. for all you here in the comment section giving a read-this is my collective opinion on My Time at Etheria.
If ya want spoilers or for me to discuss certain points-sorry. But I truly feel this game is like a mystery dessert. Needs time and patience to appreciate every bite. This little review is not going to be entirely positive, I do have things to say that are critical so brace yourself for those lil tidbits at the end of every paragraph that contain minor potential spoils.
Character Dev.
The start of the story opens up alot of questions about where the character comes from and throughout the story you are told some real important details about where Drey is from and where he is going. You know right from the start that he is not from this world and he is about to go on a pretty interesting journey that has alot of acceptance, self-discovery, and growth. I am actually really glad this character was not a blank slate like so many rpg characters. He is a bit token and tropey but this is kinda what you need when you have an old school rpg and you need to give the main character a personality. Something to relate to and sympathize with-and plenty of that is given down the road. Something you are gonna need to discover for yourself. I do like Drey, or however you like to name him as a character and I think Bara-Diction has done a good job personifying him by giving him a sense of humor, some brains, and strength. And bad stuff does happen to this character, often. This to me was very important because the more you make a character look vulnerable the more human they simulate. I didn't get all my questions about the main character that I been speculating about since the start of the adventure and that to me is a real huge loss. I genuinely do feel like we needed to know more about where Drey comes from and how he got to Etheria. That plot point felt like a big pit needing filling because it was the key turning the car on to start the engine.
Garet is a character who has a real interesting story to him from start to end. He is a totally different person by the end of the story and seeing how he got there and how his relationship with Drey grows is where alot of the heart of the story comes from. It is actually real hard to talk about the character without giving very much away but I really hope that you all enjoy this character as much as I do. Totally not biased by his looks. At all. Ever. Lex is best boy and remains best boy throughout the story. Easily my favorite character and party member. Lex is the gooey little comic relief that is there to be the 'awwww' factor for the story and the massive fuck off button in battle and I love that. RPGs really like to utilize deadly but cute characters in games and this was a fun little way to get in on the trope.
Overall, the characters feel like they all fulfill their roles very well. We are given time to know them and see them establish themselves in the story to mark their importance. For the most part. Some of the characters feel like they needed a bit more time to them so that we can have a deeper feeling for them, particularly one near the end who shows up beside another very well established character from the late game. I had so many questions about this person so it felt a bit rushed to see them fall off the game after a deus-ex machina with little understanding.
Design
The world is beautiful. Absolutely pretty to look at and well crafted through and through. The effort when hand-drawing the backgrounds and dungeons are speaking for themselves quite loudly. Every environment you walk in has a feeling that it is designed in just the right way. You have your mystique filled misty forests, dark and deep dungeons with big monsters, and happy towns with happy town music that makes you instantly recall towns with similar feels like Chrono Trigger, Final Fantasy 6, Earthbound, etc. It really puts a smile on your face. The best ones would be places like Lemuria City-it feels like the perfect hub town like Goldenrod City where you can come back and rest after a long journey, find anything you are looking for, and you have such a big place to move around in and explore. This was the game at it's finest. When the story starts to pick up some real momentum. This is an aspect of the whole game that I can find very little to say anything negative about. I can't say each location on the map is absoluterly perfect but I can happily say that it has been tended to very carefully. If I HAD to say anything negative I would say that some of the puzzle made me want to pound nails into my eyeballs a few times and the Emerald Forest really forced me to play hard to avoid dying to the few obnoxious bosses I ran into there. I don't think hard games are a bad thing tho-I love having a real hard few moments in games that are meant to enjoy the journey now and then. Sometimes you just get hit with unexpected difficulties and I think this is good. One of my favorite design choices throughout the game are the bosses and the mobs. The creature designs range from generic to truly unique. I mean that is ok of course-there is only so many ways you can make a skeleton soldier lol. Some of the mobs have some designs that really give them an identity that I will be able to point to and instantly say 'oh this is from Etheria!', which is exactly what I was hoping for. If I could change anything I would try to see what I could do about the early bandits. Their design makes them look like they are a bit of an asset flip because their design is so different from the others. They don't feel like they belong and might need a bit of a change to make them look a bit consistent with the rest of the mobs you can encounter. The battle system is a typical turn-based rpg style that allows you to see the turn order so you can plan out your moves and each character is given their own movesets, strengths, weaknesses, and tactics. You CAN make everyone absolutely OP with the right build if the grind doesn't bother you at all and you just want to breeze your way through the fights. Sometimes the effects can be a little glitchy and stay on the screen after you use them but this has rarely happened and fixes itself when the fight ends. Despite the real strong attempt to utilize spells and powers in the game that give status effects like paralysis, poison, and confusion or sleep-they all feel inefficient when you can just spend a turn bashing them and wittling down their health. This is likely what you are gonna be doing too-ignoring the cc's. You will be having your hands full keeping your constant hunger for AP on the rise with food buffs and magical attacks so the cc's are in an awkward spot. Particularly poison. It doesn't feel worth the slot.
Music and Sound
The game has GREAT music! The dungeons feel like they have dungeon music, the battle music for each region I could listen to on repeat, and some of the boss themes are amongst some of my absolute favorites. The early boss music is easily the best piece of music in the game when it comes to fights. The sound effects are timed and orchestrated nicely too. The explosions feel like explosions, slashes are your general generic slash noise. I got a pleasant surprise to see that the characters eventually got their own little bits of vocals added later in the game's developement that really enhanced their expressions. Nice touch! The music has it's own cheese tho-and I love cheese in doses when it comes to games. Some of the music particularly during a particular camping night in the woods early in the game felt like it was SUPER awkward to listen to and really needed to stop. It fit to the moment like a thumb tack to the ear drum so I usually need to tune it out. And the last dungeon music was where I felt the game was at it's weakest. The expectations for the final dungeon and it's music was the only blemish I felt kept the game from having the epic ending that it deserved. I don't mean to sound harsh because I do accept it for how it is-I can just look and listen to the final act and only think of what could be so much better.
The story
Satisfied beginning, GREAT middle. And bit of an end that felt like it needed more time. The story was at it's strongest from the beginning to the middle, had some real muscle and good storytelling nearing the end and then it felt like it was just getting tired. I am satisfied with the story to a great degree and I am definitely going to play this again, and again in the future to relive the moments that were VERY good. Some places in the story really hit you in the feels, and a couple of them make you feel like something was lacking but the best times far, FAR outweigh the bad times. It is like the tip of an iceberg, the small problems in the writing are so small compared to the rest of the depth and body under the water. There were SO many moments where I was smiling and roaring in laughter, and from the looks of it some of the characters were too haha. I would say the story here has a real predictable outcome of course and you can see where the plot is going from miles away but the journey to get to that end is what makes it special. It feels like it's own story with a familiar feel to it that you heard before but the way the story is told and how different it is make it feel like it really has a place and should be experienced by anyone whose into a typical RPG but in this case- way more penises lol.
Overall!
There really is something special about this game and I encourage you to take your time with it. Don't speed your way through it and enjoy the best of times in it from the dialogue to the battles. Take in the sights and also take into account that this was constructed by hand by one man. It took a good couple of years to finish but I am glad I was there for the days when the gas pedal was stomped on. I wish I was there for the very beginning cause I would be backing this the entire time. I am still very satisfied with the investment and testing I conducted to see this game through to the end. This was a road trip I would repeat again for sure : ) It was an honor to test the game and give Bara-Diction some much needed pointers to bring it to the state it is in now. This goes for not just me but every tester who participated. Is it worth $20? Yes. Absolutely. I would buy it for more still. Now I just wonder when and if any merchandising will be done in the future cause my wallet is ready.
8.8/10. VERY solid score I can give. It gets my stamp of approval and my recommendation to anyone I know to pick it up and give it a try. It really has something to offer and I love it!
(spoilers) made a meme
Thank you for this!
So im in Dhaliam Town. I need to talk to the poeple to move on. Who exacly am I supposed to talk to? i feel like ive talked to everyone and havent been able to progress
Try the people outside and then the inn, then the mayor.
Got it. Thank you.
This game is so easy and fun! Is there a hard mode? I wish the puzzles were a bit harder in my opinion.
This puzzle is going me crazy! I tried almost every combination. Somebody help me, please!
I found out...
What's the solution?
https://i.imgur.com/Utjv19S.png
Thanks, I shortly realized after posting that question that all I had to do was push the blocks out of the way and make it to the barrier. The barrier was tripping me up because I thought I had to assemble the pieces in some sort of way to unlock it.