Malice: The taste of Freedom

[LostPetal]

...and here we... go.

Malice: Ttof isn't an rpg. It's a stage based action game.

Spoiler: Story

Neora Lee is an 'outsider' that lost his bride in the battle for Utopia. In this battle he also lost his memories and the ability to control his chronological flukes. Now he uncontrollably changes from child to adult. In the battle to reclaim everything that makes him 'him' you are forced to fight for your memories.

Malice: Ttof isn't a traditional rpg. It's actually a stage based Action game. Meaning it doesn't focus on story at all. Not even a little bit. You beat a stage, you get pieces of your memory back. You make it to the final stage, you beat the boss. Confetti falls. You shrug and play another game. By the way. Each stage is twenty minutes long.

Spoiler: Characters

Neora Lee. Main Character

Malice. Final Boss

Spoiler: Screenshots

Stage 1: Download
Download hurr

 

[aidmac11]

What battle system is that? It looks very good.

 

[c-division]

I can't download it. Is it working for everybody else?

 

[LostPetal]

It's back up.

 

[seven]

-There were tons of mapping errors, especially on the first map.

-The tutorial was riddled with typos, including those related to the coloring of text.

-It's difficult to drive in the explanation of game mechanics when you're trying to crack weak jokes at the same time, and it consequently left me confused on several aspects after watching it.

-You throw the player into a tutorial battle without even giving the opportunity to save. Tutorials are made specifically for hand holding, and yet if I fail that battle (which I did, heh, but that doesn't really matter) I would have to go through that entire text over again if I wanted to see the rest of the tutorial. I nearly gave up on the demo because of this, and needless to say I didn't try that tutorial again. I realize that the tutorial is temporary but it is a huge turnoff to the game.

-Though the golem battle was pretty entertaining, the regular enemies were usually repeated attacking with the occasional skill thrown in. This is really bad in a game where battles are the whole point of it all.

 

[LostPetal]

-There were tons of mapping errors, especially on the first map.

-The tutorial was riddled with typos, including those related to the coloring of text.

-It's difficult to drive in the explanation of game mechanics when you're trying to crack weak jokes at the same time, and it consequently left me confused on several aspects after watching it.

-You throw the player into a tutorial battle without even giving the opportunity to save. Tutorials are made specifically for hand holding, and yet if I fail that battle (which I did, heh, but that doesn't really matter) I would have to go through that entire text over again if I wanted to see the rest of the tutorial. I nearly gave up on the demo because of this, and needless to say I didn't try that tutorial again. I realize that the tutorial is temporary but it is a huge turnoff to the game.

-Though the golem battle was pretty entertaining, the regular enemies were usually repeated attacking with the occasional skill thrown in. This is really bad in a game where battles are the whole point of it all.

The final boss of the demo really made it all worth it for me..
I didn't expect anyone to actually get everything *raises pinky evilly*

So here are the extra credit answers.

Spoiler

Child Neora is good at evading attacks and only can defeat magic users in which Juvenile Neora and Adult Neora has a hard time.

Juvenile Neora is good against both types however dies easily.

Adult Neora is good against brawn monsters.

Spoiler

Inside the chests are usually skills, or weapons. There are two unlockable summons for Child Neora inside the first stage. There is one unlockable weapon (flame fist) for Adult Neora inside the first stage.

Flame fist does 2k damage to any enemy including the final Boss of the First stage.

Spoiler

The boss of the first stage is impossibly annoying. I'm pretty sure you'll have fun with it. My advice to you is when the boss flies away you get the hell out of the way as well because he has a canon attack that can one hit any of Neora's stages.

Spoiler

Also with the flame fist you're able to break boxes.. inside the boxes are hidden potions and elixirs.