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About This Game Last Dream incorporates the best features of classic RPGs: replayability and complete immersion into a vast world, rich with detail. 40+ hours of dynamic gameplay 15+ additional hours of immersive side quests 1+ hours of interspersed flashbacks 200+ compositions from talented, independent artists 50 mind-bending puzzles 200+ tracked achievements 500+ unique paths by virtue of the non-linear gameplay 701-page comprehensive Strategy Guide and walkthroughKey FeaturesFollow the rise of your modest protagonists to epic heights in a sprawling RPG packed with a vast set of challenging puzzles, hundreds of original compositions, myriad side quests, and interspersed cutscenes within an in-depth, captivating storyline. Thoughtfully-crafted storyline with memorable characters Classic turn-based battle system and graphics Adjustable difficulty level and custom scripts 4-character party selected from 8 unique classes Unlock a wide diversity of class skills Build each character's attributes as you see fit Leaderboards! (visit our website at http://WhiteGiantRPG.com)A Deep Storyline FocusExperience a highly non-linear RPG from an independent development studio with a sprawling storyline. You commence as a modest protagonist, lost in an unfamiliar world... As you struggle to find a way back home, you uncover an increasingly malevolent and time-twisted plot to devour the ancient creatures of Terra. You must confront this corrupted power to save Terra and ultimately, yourself.Complex Role Playing – Explore a vast RPG where the decisions you make change the world around you. Will you gather and trade the Ancient Elven Relics for a Dorian ship, or trek through the uncharted depths of the Woods of Despair? By virtue of the choices available in Last Dream, there are over five hundred unique paths in your journey through the mystical land of Terra.Tremendous Replayability – Last Dream allows the freedom to choose any 4-character party you wish from 8 distinctive character classes. With over 4,000 party variations, you’ll never run out of new experiences. In addition to myriad party combinations and various selectable difficulty levels, you can also build each character as you see fit, so the possibilities are nearly endless.Side Quests Galore – Whether you love the rush of gambling at Lucky’s Casino, the sensation of adrenaline pumping through your gauntlet-covered veins as you stare down your opponents at Cecil’s Arena, or even the feeling of frantically racing your giant flightless bird to win first place, Last Dream is packed with gameplay enhancements.DevelopmentOur development team is comprised of people who deeply cherish the RPGs of our childhoods.We began developing Last Dream to be the central element of our decades-running annual RPG Tournament among physics graduates. That is, we started with the sole desire to craft an enduring game that we would personally enjoy.As Last Dream progressed and over 50 creative individuals became involved, we realized that other people might enjoy our game as well. Now, after investing thousands of collective hours in game development and testing, and after receiving such generous support from the Kickstarter and Steam communities (thank you!!), we present you with Last Dream - the first in a trilogy.The Last Dream Expansion and Last Dream II are currently in development. Our progress can be viewed here: Last Dream Expansion and here: Last Dream IICreator Interview- - - Download Episode! 1075eedd30 Title: Last DreamGenre: Indie, RPGDeveloper:White Giant RPG StudiosPublisher:White Giant RPG StudiosRelease Date: 13 Mar, 2014 Last Dream Patch 8 Download Pc 40 something hours and I'm still going. With multiple character types, you can play and replay several times to try new strategies with different compositions. Very FFIV-ish overworld with lots of exploration and nooks and crannies.The end game is broken by literal P2W ( with in game currency hahahah), since you can Casino exploit gold, and with gold comes free skill points, items, and all the other things that make the game more simple. It is extremely fun and customizable though. Overall, as for a 2-D throwback, it hits the mark dead on. Forget the RPGM aspect, the game is quality as all hell. 9/10.. Take everything that's great about 16-bit RPGs and distill it into a single product, and you end up with Last Dream, one of my favorite 2D turn-based RPGs of the last few years.Mixing the spirit of games like Final Fantasy and the Gaia series with a strong attention to detail and world-building, Last Dream feels like it could have legitimately been released on an SNES in the 90s and no one would have batted an eye. The game combines standard RPG tropes with a deep skill system, lots of loot and a world full of things to explore for a very fulfilling experience.The plot follows a father who discovers a portal while on a vacation with his kids at a beach. Sucked into the world of Terra, he discovers a plot regarding an entity named "The Dark Lord" who plans to overthrow the world by harnessing everyone's soul. From there, you start taking on missions to explore the region and find a way to get home with a crew of companions and working to destroy the Dark Lord once and for all. The plot is bog-standard stuff, but has enough twists going on throughout that it never feels overly boring.The world is chockful of side activities and jobs to complete. There's a very robust arena mode with multiple tiers, unique character boosts and high-level rewards. There's a 50-level dungeon that ties into the backstory of one of the antagonists. There's a massive racing circuit (that helps you gain an item to craft some of the best armor in the game) and a fully-fledged "monster hunting" set of missions that is incredibly satisfying and difficult in equal parts. There's an entire casino full of mini-games. There's even lots of minor activities like puzzles to complete in the various dungeons, treasure hunting and a massive fishing sidequest(!).It almost feels like there's too much to do. By the time I completed my playthrough (about 22 hours, rushing through with the help of a guide), there was still a lot of content I never touched. Players taking their time will easily get 40-50 hours of playtime out of this, and the massive number of achievements encourages full completion.Last Dream is interesting in that it rewards player experimentation and "going off the beaten path". When the game begins, you have a choice of taking one of two paths to retrieve the items necessary to secure the purchase of a boat. Yet, you can go back and do both courses before you move on with the plot, or try to take on high-level bosses earlier than you're supposed to.This is the first game I've played in a long time that makes the player feel like there's weight to the actions they make during the storyline. There are several moments in the story where, depending on whether you have the right specialist/take on a specific challenge, you gain greater rewards and characters throughout the gameworld acknowledge your feats. This even affects a large chunk of dialogue and cutscenes during the ending, and I found myself feeling incredibly satisfied when I watched the finale and saw how characters in the world reacted to my actions and accomplishments (final scene aside, which ends on a vague sequel hook and doesn't answer what happened to your other party members).On the flipside, however, there are many moments that feel... uncharacteristically violent. There's a cutscene that alludes to the sexual assault of a minor character by one of the villains, there's a town that can be permanently wiped out by a volcano if you don't have a certain party member, the main plot advocates nuking a populated city and the final boss is dispatched by casually stabbing him in the heart. It clashes with the focused (but generally light) plot that was set up through most of the game.There are also parts that can be extremely frustrating for first-time players. I'll warn you now - if you hate button-mashing or remembering patterns, you are going to loathe Moa racing and the puzzles. I ended up giving up on the latter by the very end, and barely finished the former (which requires you to mash sequences of buttons for three minutes, in a race that is going to kill your fingers). On the flipside, there are also ways to exploit the plot or certain characters to get a boatload of amazing gear, weapons and/or money much earlier in the storyline, so it balances out.This is also a title that was made with RPGMaker, which can be an automatic turnoff for a lot of people. However, the game utilizes the program's tilesets incredibly well and never feels phoned-in or lazy.In the end, Last Dream has me very excited to see what will occur in the upcoming expansion pack and the eventual sequel. This is one game you should definitely check out - for the amount of content you'll get out of it, this is a no-brainer for any RPG fan.. I recommend this game only to those who like JRPGs, especially fans of the early Final Fantasy games. In particular, this game mirrors the original Final Fantasy (and improves upon almost every aspect). I imagine that the developers' goal was to "remake" FF1, or at the very least they loved it greatly and wanted to pay homage to it. Last Dream is a worthy successor.Beautiful music, good art. Decent battle system, very interesting leveling system that offers a lot of customization, though certain classes inherently must build a particular way. Unlike FF1, LD is much less linear with many choices and sidequests throughout the game. The story is okay, the writing is decent.My major complaint is poor development of map exploration constraints. FF1 did a great job of guiding the player to appropriate locations so that it was difficult to be overwhelmed by opponents. LD opens up too many exploration options at once. Often I would enter an area and not realize I wasn't strong enough until the first battle wiped my party. In some instances, the stronger enemies would be merely one screen away from the main progress route. If you play this, I highly recommend using the "Save Anywhere" option to avoid frustrations.. Tried it in hard mode and got rolled, note to self, by weapons and armour first. =]Am loving the game so far, really well done and reminds me of my favourites as a child.Word out to the creators of this game.Thank you for mentioning Maxim and Selan(may the R.I.P), currently DM'ing a D&D campaign in their world =]for those of you who dont know, they're characters from Lufia II rise of the sinestrals and the sequel Lufia I. Careful not to dismiss this as "just an RPG Maker game". It adds a lot of modern twists to the classic 8-bit RPG formula. The best part of this game for me is that you can pick your character's stats when leveling up. If you like playing old NES Dragon Quest or Final Fantasy games, you should get this.. Looking for a trip down Retro Road? Then this is a game for you. Last Dream takes you back to the younger years of JRPGs, with some extra features ("Moa" racing, leveling customization, mega dungeons to name a few) allowing you to be as indepth or as casual as you want to be with it. Last Dream litteraly uses the model of Final Fantasy 1 and gives it a new coat of paint and adds a bit more story than just "Save the world". Oh and the music... its all over the place, and wants you to know it too, but once it grows on you its just fun how wacky it gets. That being said, the following lyrics fit this game nicely. This is not The Greatest Song in the World, no.This is just a tribute.. I just wanted to say... as much as I love RPGMaker, Sturgeons law is usually in full effect - most titles are either mediocre or dull. I took a chance on this one, and I'm really glad I did. It's scratching an itch I didn't know I had in a great way. It's a great homage to the first Final Fantasy title with some nice new modern twists thrown in. Easily worth a few bucks, you'll have a great time cranking through it. Definitely recommended.