however is the story and world where the game truly shines, its mysterious, charming and satisfactory. during the fight, which is turn based, dice rolls will determine everything and by creating combos the player can gain bonus dice which will be crucial mechanics for the harder boss fights. the combat and mechanics are nice: characters dont level up, the stats are determined only by the equipment and loot. it has a great narrative and excellent presentation of the tabletop style of play while providing a fresh air to rpgs. it has a great narrative and excellent presentation of the tabletop style of play while providing a fresh air the game is just plain awesome. If the idea of a turn based RPG by the Final Fantasy Tactics team sounds at all interesting to you, I highly recommend you download Crimson Shroud. This game feels like an evolution of the original NES Final Fantasy, if they had decided to forget about flashy cinematics and focus on telling a story through limited visuals with solid writing. This is the game I have been silently begging for for ages. Save anywhere also fits well with my lifestyle. I have read other reviewers mention short play throughs of Crimson Shroud, but it took me 12 hours to complete my first time, which is a perfect length for a busy guy like me. I also fell in love with the soundtrack, which definitely has a deep Final Fantasy Tactics lineage. Every room and item has a detailed description and they are written in a way that really pulled me into the fantasy atmosphere. Several things about the production really grabbed me. Now, in order to proceed to the next level, you will have to find the room with the trigger, but that is part of the fun. You don't direct a character around in a typical fashion instead, you select any room in the dungeon, and your characters go directly there without random battles, it doesn't matter if it is the room next door or three floors away. After Final Fantasy XIII, I felt that the idea of an RPG without mazes could never work, but Crimson Shroud totally pulls it off. Combat is old school turn based RPG fare, but this is the best implementation of that style that I have played since Final Fantasy X. Now, I admit, my tastes probably fall pretty far out of the mainstream, but I genuinely enjoyed this game immensely. Now, I admit, my tastes probably fall pretty far out of the I am just going to come out and say this Crimson Shroud is my game of the year. I am just going to come out and say this Crimson Shroud is my game of the year.
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