Bekkouame

I completed this game blind...with only a little guide help thanks to Google Translate! That's right. This Chinese / Japanese game I didn't understand a word of...yet I was able to complete it. Impressive? I should hope so. And here I am to answer all of your concerns...namely "I CAN'T UNDERSTAND IT! IT LOOKS SCARY! IS IT FOR ME?". ...Though I wonder...was... Read more

So far, I've really enjoyed this game! I'm slowly working through the Japanese version as I translate it into English for my friends, but if anyone else is interested in the translation I'll most likely share it on my page at koiinmarch.wordpress.com :D I've finished the intro translation now, but I'll looking forward to the horror gameplay soon >y<... Read more

Player Bases. ☐ Kids. ☑ Everyone. ☐ Mature. ☐ Casual Players. ☐ Pro players. Graphics. ☐ Potato. ☐ Really Bad. ☐ Bad. ☐ OK. ☐ Good. ☐ Beautiful. ☑ Masterpiece. Price. ☐ Full Price. ☐ Wait For Sale. ☐ Refund It If You Can. ☐ Don't Buy It. ☑ Free. Requirements. ☑ Minimum. ☐ Medium. ☐ Fast. ☐ High End. ☐ Super Computer. Difficulty. ☐ Easy. ☑ Medium. ☐... Read more

The game is completely in Chinese but, regarding this big issue, it is an enjoyable and easy to play experience. Somethings about the plot are easy to understand, like the fact that the main protagonist finish in an alternative reality where the persons she thinks are mean to her will truly be evil. Other things are anyway very cryptic: what is the... Read more

Monstro: Battle Tactics is a really unusual turn based strategy game because it takes the basic idea of a tactical RPG and removes most of the RPG stuff. I am not levelling characters, collecting loads of equipment or building some huge party. Instead, every battle is designed like a puzzle where I have to understand exactly how the units and enemy... Read more