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Last Dream incorporates the best features of classic RPGs: replayability and complete immersion into a vast world, rich with detail.
Last Dream is a rpg, rpgmaker and indie game
developed and published by White Giant RPG Studios.
Released on March 13th 2014 is available in English on Windows, MacOS and Linux.
It has received 517 reviews of which 429 were positive and 88 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.8 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 9.75€ on Steam, but you can find it for 0.59€ on Gamivo.
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- OS: XP
- Processor: 1.0 GHz
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
- Storage: 900 MB available space
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Overview: You play as your standard amnesiac that washed up on a beach near the town of Oakwood and were nursed back to health by a man named Dante, one of the town’s more successful residents. Your journey starts when Dante’s daughter is mysteriously abducted and taken to a local run down keep and he asks you to rescue her. After doing so he informs you more about the circumstances he found you in and tells you that an old friend across the sea might know more about how to return you to the world you came from. As he knows you’ve had the feeling that you just didn’t belong where you’ve found yourself. So your journey begins into mystery, tragedy, and the toll of time. Presentation: This is your standard looking and controlling RPGmaker game. It has some ideas but as far as interacting with it… its not very complicated. What makes this game a little different is what is under the hood. That being said the game is going on 11 years old so some of the controls are a little stiff and the game stutters a bit, and I couldn’t find a way to fix it. There are some precision control puzzles that may have been doable at one point, but at least for me I just couldn’t get the controls to cooperate long enough to solve the puzzles. At least they were side puzzles that didn’t affect the game too much. The game is still playable though. Game-play: This is where the developer was ambitious with what they have tried to stuff into a RPGmaker game circa ten years ago. There are eight basic classes (Knight, Grey Mage, Monk, Thief, Hunter, White/Black Mage and Engineer) that the player can chose from to create their party of four. While this may not be that important in most of these games, it is in this one. You can either have a very limiting team that can make it hard to access the various story choices or you can have one that lets you access most of what is in the game relatively easily at the cost of losing out on some of the higher level weapons and spells. My group was the Grey Mage, thief, hunter and engineer. This is the jack of all trades group that gave me the most options when it came to the story choices. It is still possible to make the choices you want with other groups, but it might require thinking outside of the box within the game world to do so. To the developers credit, they accounted for this in most circumstances. That being said it can also cause some issues since this game for the most part does not have to be played in a linear fashion even though the developers did their best to show the consequences of what choices you do make when your going out of order. Usually this is in the form of the player just made it much harder to do A because they went right to D. For example eliminating the leader of the thief’s early in the game might not be the smartest choice when you need their skeleton keys to make the mid game a little easier. Their prices go waaay up if you do that, so letting them be is probably the smarter choice even if removing them seems like it would help the kingdom they reside in. Of course this is the problem of unintended consequences which this story likes to play with. The story has a lot of interconnected bits that are like that, it’s not always clear who influences what and the end game can be surprising depending on what the player chose to do or not do. I’m still not sure how to avoid some of the major plot points even though the epilogues at the end seem to suggest it’s possible. The combat side of this game is its strength, but also one of its weaknesses since the developer kinda missed the sweet spot. The combat is fun because the players can more or less become steamrollers very quickly, until they hit certain bosses anyway, but that makes the combat very repetitive until a certain point in the story where the enemies get much harder and start using status effects constantly. Then it becomes a game of One Punch man where if initial salvo doesn’t wipe out the monsters or disable them the party is probably going to get wrecked. This is very annoying if your playing on what amounts to classic difficulty. Which is a shame since there are plenty of options and skills that can be learned and the character classes can be upgraded. Maybe it’s a limitation of the RPGmaker software, who knows. The puzzles, oh boy, the puzzles. There are some simple ones some challenging ones, some I guess you had to be there in 2014 and some ok, guys I know you were college students at the time but that was a long time ago for me. They aren’t really required but they do usually give you some nice equipment or higher level healing items that come in handy. Finally the sound / music is decent. It’s all royalty fee, no copyright stuff, but some of those remixes they have are rocking. Summary: This is one of those games I picked up a long time ago on a sale and kind of forgot about until I was plumbing the depths of my back log and decided to give it another try. I was about to give up on it until what the developers were going for finally clicked. This game is kind of a “demaster” of games like Dragon Age, Baldur’s Gate, or any other open world fantasy game that features player choice and customization. They stuffed a ton of mechanics in here and while it looks weird and takes some imagination to figure it out since they really couldn’t show things very well with the platform they were using. If they did a remake with the unity’s and unreal’s of now I imagine this might be something more people would pay attention to. I would recommend to those who like old fashioned JRPG’s with a few tweaks and those that just want a RPG that they don’t have to think too much about if they don’t want to.
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Look, if you're a fan of the pixel Final Fantasy games, you need this game. It absolutely encapsulates that experience, but be warned: There's way too much content in this game. Play until you get bored, you'll get your money's worth.
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Honestly, if you like what you see just give it a try. It starts simple, but it really opens up to have a lot of systems going for it.
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Last Dream is currently priced at 9.75€ on Steam.
Last Dream is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 9.75€ on Steam.
Last Dream received 429 positive votes out of a total of 517 achieving a rating of 7.80.
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Last Dream was developed and published by White Giant RPG Studios.
Last Dream is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Last Dream is playable and fully supported on MacOS.
Last Dream is playable and fully supported on Linux.
Last Dream is a single-player game.
There are 2 DLCs available for Last Dream. Explore additional content available for Last Dream on Steam.
Last Dream does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Last Dream does not support Steam Remote Play.
Last Dream is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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White Giant RPG Studios
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