About This Game After awakening from her coffin, Arra recalls little but the last words spoken by her father, “Destroy the Amber Throne.” Looking into the sky, she finds what was once his magnificent castle is now floating in the sky, far above the world below. Arra must find a way to reach the castle before others catch wind of it, lest the powerful Amber Throne fall into the wrong hands. Amber Throne is a traditional JRPG-styled game that focuses on turn-based battling and some light exploration. The game features a large cast of unique monsters that change stances depending on actions taken during combat, and a party with mostly mixed hybrid roles to deal with them. Learning monster behavior and how your skills affect them is essential to reaching victory. Fully painted world with diverse settings and unique characters. Many monsters with multiple stances and behaviors to master. Five party members each with their own skills and advantages. Crafting for the game's best equipment and items. 12-15 hour-long story with optional content and exploration.The game is a bit more atmospheric and ambient than most JRPG-styled games, with emphasis on theme and mood, hopefully making it feel a bit different to experience!ControlsShift to RunArrow Keys to MoveZ / Enter to ConfirmX / Esc For Main Menu Or CancelF5 For FullscreenD+hold For Skipping Dialogue 1075eedd30 Title: The Amber ThroneGenre: Adventure, Casual, Indie, RPGDeveloper:Joshua MissilePublisher:Joshua MissileRelease Date: 6 Jul, 2015 The Amber Throne Full Crack [Crack Serial Key Although RPGMaker games are mostly not too good in any way, this title is1) interesting to play2) beautifuly drawn3) has nice background music.10 Amber God's descendants / 10Go buy it.P.s. I hope achievements would be implemented someday. Also built-in player crashes from time to time on Windows 10.. Honestly, its just a damn good game. It's a solid RPG with excellent atmosphere and artwork; with a compelling storyline and satisfying sense of exploration. PLAY IT!. Looks and sounds great. Plays well. There was a lot to like here. I was impressed to see a good resourceless combat system. It recycles encounters a bit too much, and the fact that new characters start at high levels but don't start with many skill points is a problem. But it was still ~12 hours well spent.. The hand painted artwork used in the backgrounds and cutscenes was beautiful and a nice change from other RPGs.Gameplay was okay. Pretty typical turn-based JRPG. Liked that there weren't the traditional MP/Mana points to deal with. Some battles (especially the more difficult ones) definitely require some amount of strategy. You will encounter some boss battles that may take a couple tries. Pacing for character ability growth was pretty okay except for when you got a new party member. It would take a lot of grinding to try and bring them up to speed with the rest of the party/enemy difficulty.Story was interesting. Provided some mystery throughout the game. That being said, I left the game feeling a little confused about a couple of things. Possible that I just missed some key points in the game's lore during some of the exposition. Found myself un-engaged from the story at times, though again that may have just been because I missed some of the story nuance.If you want a 15-20 hour JRPG with beautiful artwork and pretty typical gameplay, then this would be a good option.. Actually very nice game. Story / art style / turn-based combat / skill + stat + item management, everything is good. Kinda simple, but beautiful. Luv it.. The Amber Throne is an absolutely lovely game with roots in a bygone era of RPG gaming. At times slightly obtuse, it rewards patience and exploration thoroughly. Something like a simple background object can be an interactable bit of lore with a minor experience reward attached. Rich, seemingly hand-painted art and a dynamic, ambient soundtrack completely destroy expectations of what RPGMaker is capable of. On the mechanical side, while stats are assigned automatically at level up, the player has a nice variety of choices in regards to which skills to buy with JP, a currency earned upon gaining a level. Nearly all of these skills have an effect on enemies; one might break an armored enemy's defenses and turn him into an "Unarmored Enemy" or a particularly fast enemy into a "Wounded Enemy". This gives battles a more involved feel which is refreshing for a turn based RPG. While I normally ignore RPGMaker games as a whole, I can say this is worth full price. The game's creator has been highly active in addressing the very few issues the game has and patching them. If you are a fan of the JRPG genre at all, the overall experience of The Amber Throne is for you.
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