Playing Other People's Games

[Pagerron]

I have been thinking about this a bit and thought it would be a cool way to keep track of things here for myself. Here are some games I have played.

RPG Maker 1 games:
None

RPG Maker 2 games:
Tetris
The Faith of One (played for about an hour or so)
Miniature Mayhem
Musical Chores

RPG Maker 3 games:
Series 1: Destiny Beckons (full game)- by Perversion
A Series Aside (full game) - by Perversion
A Ronin Story (about two hours) - by Tsunami
Evil Fantasy (about three and half hours) - By Lausen
Hell's Dining Room (full game)- by Wavelength
Jethromancer Slayer (full game)- by Lausen
Pavilion Iron Chef: Episode One (full game) - by Obright
Second to Last Fantasy (full game) - by Feros
The Raider of Lekunder (several hours) -by Crythania
Whispers in the Woods (full game)- by Vonwert
Siren's Reef (full game) - by Vonwert

[Pagerron]

Today I had the chance to play "Siren's Reef" for about an hour.

It's been a cool experience so far.

-creepy/haunting
-interesting use of game graphics to make unique environments
-puzzles (found two nice interactive ones so far)
-story that keeps your interest

I'll keep you all updated. :)

[Pagerron]

Well, I finished "Siren's Reef" just the other day. Instead of just being a standard game, it's kind of like you're walking a character through a story.
It has moments of suspense and intrigue, and even some disturbing moments.
It was a very well-planned story, and interesting indeed.

It was a satisfying ending because questions that I had as I played were all answered for me. That was very cool.

I liked the puzzles. I also liked how creative Vonwert was in creating "new" graphics by morphing and merging existing ones.

The in-game clock says that I played the game about four hours, but since storytellers aren't accounted for with the clock, it was a bit more than that.

This was a good sequel to "Whispers." I would strongly recommend playing "Whispers in the Woods" before playing "Siren's Reef." It isn't necessary to play it, but it would give you more exposure to Vonwert's handiwork, and that's a good thing. :)

[Draygone]

The in-game clock says that I played the game about four hours, but since storytellers aren't accounted for with the clock, it was a bit more than that.

Not to derail the OT, but really? I wasn't aware of that. That's kinda dumb.