Can you survive inside the fortress, and free the many prisoners (including your own girlfriend!) from their unfortunate fate? Play as up to 4 different parties - you can even play evil heroes from darkness - and find out!
Fortress of Hell is a bit of a departure from the usual fare of the old style rpgs that Alforlea is so well known for ---- and it is an incredibly refreshing difference that takes us on a remarkably fascinating journey through a puzzling, foreboding, and exciting investigative search for missing persons that will have you completely captivated.
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Fortress of Hell is an RPG Maker game, but one intended for a mature audience. Its heroes are all grown up, frequently vulgar/cynical, and there will be plenty of sarcastic remarks.Also the theme of the games is quite depraved. While I’m not well versed in the state of RPG Maker games in the 2010’s, the combat system in this game seems fairly good,...
This is a gave with some neat implementations of character progression, as well as presenting four scenarios where different parties explore a large dungeon with different motivations and experiences. All four parties play very different too.
Really funny game too, but has very intense themes.
Gaiden game in the Laxius saga.
I don't know if it's fair for me to leave a negative review or not. I haven't been able to play the game to see how it is.
No mater what I try to do the controls just won't work for me. Only a couple keys work: Enter and Exit (I think) and moving in one direction, that's it. I can't recommend a game that I can't play because the controls don't work...
Aldorlea Games surprised me here with a much darker, even mature, themed game as we are used to from them. And it's a pleasant surprise. It's certainly one of their best games.
The story may be cheesy as hell but... cheesy in a good way. And yes the game is dark but it's also spiced with a lot of humour. The dialogues are, off course, cheesy but that...
