The game tries to be a celebration of games such as The Legend and Zelda and Final Fantasy. It succeeds in invoking that same nostalgia while still showing its roots through its indie development. By that I mean it being apparent that it’s an experimental game that lacks polish. Here are some examples:-Not being told or not being apparent that the game auto-saves on certain spots. There is a save point which I thought was the only way to save your game. Communicating this better would have helped with the way I would have played the game. -Text overlapping the text box sometimes. It looks amateurish and it is not possible to read some text on rare occasions.-When you select attack, you are not able to cancel in order to select a different action. It is possible to cancel magic and select another action though. So it’s odd that you can’t do the same with attacking (turn based mode).-Grammar mistakes with the localisation (English language).However, the above mentioned is negligible compared to how fun the game is. The references are fitting. The writing is self-aware and funny. The gimmick with 3D and 2D works wonderfully. It takes around 3-6 hours to complete the game depending on whether you do the optional quests or not. I ended up being satisfied with the game and wanting more. I’m looking forward to playing Evoland 2.

Thank you for letting me relive my childhood memories. From Atari 2600 to PS3. I will always cherish FF7.

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Its really good!