About This Game Crayon Chronicles offers a relatively short (2-4 hours per play-through) but action-packed RPG experience that randomly generates the level layouts each time you play.You are encouraged to play through the game more than once thanks to the random nature of the environment layouts, but also because we keep track of the interesting facts about each play-through (in our newfangled "Heroic Hallitorium") so you can compare your adventures to each other as well as to the adventures of your friends.As the story goes, your friends have been kidnapped (tragic, I know), but as it so happens, you are brave enough to attempt their rescue. With help from a "stranger" you are soon set on the path to their salvation from the despicable Lord of the Swampyards, Stratolustrious Von Danderbeak the 37th (or Strato for short, his name is a mouth-full). If you succeed in rescuing your friends and bringing down the Swampyard Tyrant, then glory, satisfaction, and maybe a nap await you.Crayon Chronicles offers:50+ enemy creatures200+ items and gear to find13 different environments to exploreSaving and continuing (if you stay alive)Your character will be able to carry:A helmetArmorA main weaponAn off-hand weapon (unused when you have a two-handed weapon equipped)A ranged weapon (recharges shots as you use melee attacks)A skill power (recharges as you defeat enemies)4 consumable item slotsThe helmet, armor, main weapon, and off-hand weapon will all visually update on your character's avatar in-game. 7aa9394dea Title: Crayon ChroniclesGenre: Casual, Indie, RPGDeveloper:Outer Grid Games LLCPublisher:Outer Grid Games LLCRelease Date: 2 Mar, 2015 Crayon Chronicles Ativador Download [torrent Full] I got this on sale for something like $1 and it was worth the price. The criticisms others have leveled at it are valid, but don't take into account the type of game this is. This is a game that you play when you're on an mmo and waiting for friends to arrive. It passes time. In this function it excels. It has charm, and is a good time waster.. Where do I start? A single game developer soon embarking on his second I believe. I can't say I'm that hopeful after attempting this one after several tries. Anyway he can be found here... http:\/\/www.outergridgames.com\/Graphics overall is set out to be charming and won me over. Sound and music always fitting and adds to the overall atmosphere. Light hearted humor throughout the game bringing the odd smile or two to my face. Game play consists of a turn based RPG which records your history of your numerous attempts which is always fascinating to glance over. All this revolves around a paper thin story involving your customized friends being kidnapped and needing to be rescued. The settings take you to a school yard and then a cemetery creating a very quirky style backdrop for the simple to understand story. So if all these things are a plus why do I give it a solid thumbs down?It's ROGUE as rogue can be. (Sad face) and the developer seems adamant to keep it that way regardless of the countless throngs of customers which have already requested an easier progressive mode to be added to the game. SERIOUSLY... the game apparently takes 4 hrs which I have never seen, because after two hours in I come across an unfair room while I have nothing left to defend myself with and unable to back out, I die. No saves once your dead. No chapter reloads. No progressive leveling with your next character having slightly higher stats. No siree your back to the start to have to grind through the whole thing again just to get back to the same bleeding spot and die. After 10 hrs of game play and several psychiatric visits (self admitted) and several correspondence with the developer, your left with shrugged shoulders and the puzzling question as to why on this planet would a game developer who wants to be recognized pick a niche market (turn style rpg) and further limit its appeal by making it COMPLETELY ROGUE??? Who has time for that? Gamer's have lives! Jobs! Family! Why would you not ALSO add an easier mode???But alas he does not believe in the golden principle of 'Customers are always right!'... So while hundreds camp outside the developers fortress brandishing pitchforks and torches, over turning cars setting them alight and shouting give us what we want or we will start storming the walls. He lies with deaf ears in the bowels of the dungeon creating another....I think someone else said it best with their review of the game and I wholeheartedly concur with this statement that they made. It is as follows...'If it comes across i'm bitter. I am. I wanted to enjoy this game. I cannot.'. It's a laidback, light-hearted roguelite. Except it's permadeath. Yes, there is that.. Alright, so , after a few hours of gameplay, I probably don't have the most "complete" or "experienced" review of this, but here was my first impressions.Start: First starting up the game, I went to options, saw a complete lack of options... was discouraged and doubtful.Then, I went to the instructions page, and saw craptons of information.... thought the game was extremely complex and convulted. Next: Started up a game, was mildly amused by the almost joking manner of options they give... some of which I still don't know what they do.In game: Figured out the basic ideas of moving and equipping, ran at my first enemies, killed it, and moved on. The gameplay was very simplistic and easy to understand. Despite picking it up fairly quickly, I managed to make it to the 2nd area, got surrounded by enemies, and died.2nd play: Armed with a bit more knowledge about dps, stats, and item usage.. I re-started with a new name and managed to get very far. After several hours I had gotten to level 10, with X amount of chapters completed. I decided that I was too tired to continue but used the save & quit feature so that I could continue later.The runback: It's a very fair and easy to pick up rogue-like that can be very comical at times. Most enemies are pun-tastic and have a variety of differing actions making them fairly unique from each other. If you're new to roguelikes this would be a fairly good introductory game. IF you are a veteran, you will most likely get a kick out of the fantastic puns and homely comedy.Well worth the money if on sale. But regardless, enjoyable for a couple of casual days.. This game is an RNG generator. It doesnt matter how high your aim is, you can be killed by a bee with 1 hp left because your saw missed 21 times in a row (yes, that happened). it is Not a hard Game, it's a luck Game. there are no mechanics to stop this. I garentee everytime you die in this game will be because a weak, Stationary enemy will Dodge you 8+ times and then hit you all 8 times (yes, Also happened).It's not a good Rouge-like. But i do love the Visuals.. The positive:+ Low price+ Cute graphics and customization (name and dress up your friends)+ Cute school theme (weapons, monsters, quests)The negative:- Very poor (repetitive) replayability - your game can be as short as 3minutes and everytime you will have to go through the same map layout and find the same objects (in random rooms) - it results in you feeling like you're banging your head against a wall. - Grindy steam achievements
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