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About This Game After awakening from her coffin, Arra recalls little but the last words spoken by her father, “Destroy the Amber Throne.” Looking into the sky, she finds what was once his magnificent castle is now floating in the sky, far above the world below. Arra must find a way to reach the castle before others catch wind of it, lest the powerful Amber Throne fall into the wrong hands. Amber Throne is a traditional JRPG-styled game that focuses on turn-based battling and some light exploration. The game features a large cast of unique monsters that change stances depending on actions taken during combat, and a party with mostly mixed hybrid roles to deal with them. Learning monster behavior and how your skills affect them is essential to reaching victory. Fully painted world with diverse settings and unique characters. Many monsters with multiple stances and behaviors to master. Five party members each with their own skills and advantages. Crafting for the game's best equipment and items. 12-15 hour-long story with optional content and exploration.The game is a bit more atmospheric and ambient than most JRPG-styled games, with emphasis on theme and mood, hopefully making it feel a bit different to experience!ControlsShift to RunArrow Keys to MoveZ / Enter to ConfirmX / Esc For Main Menu Or CancelF5 For FullscreenD+hold For Skipping Dialogue 7aa9394dea Title: The Amber ThroneGenre: Adventure, Casual, Indie, RPGDeveloper:Joshua MissilePublisher:Joshua MissileRelease Date: 6 Jul, 2015 The Amber Throne Mod Download The game is really fun and the combat is not boring. The art style of the game is unique and makes the experience of playing through it even better. The story of the game is interesting and keeps you wanting to play to the end.. Fantastic, I wish more RPGs would follow in this mold aesthetic mold. I saw it when it first came out on the Steam new releases page, and after scanning the page decided to take a gamble, it paid off! Wonderful soundtrack, great world to explore, a good story (so far), eye popping visual style, this is easily one of the better RPG maker games available. Some of the story moments actually surprised me at how well thought out and executed they are. There are a few complaints, though: the battle systm is interesting but many of the status/elemental effects seem inconsistent (or are very poorly explained). Its not difficult but you honestly just get the impression the game is cheating sometimes because you are never given a detailed description of how the battle mechanics work, stuff just sometimes decides to be super effective or not. A few of the characters also could hae been fleshed out more (why was Nuo in the party again? I completely forgot). All in all this is a breathtaking game to experience and I highly recommend it for those looking for a good JRPG, especially if you are looking for something different. (as of this writing I am 6 hours in according to Steam). I love this game the art work is beautiful combined with compleing story drives this game deep into my favorivtes list. combat is turn based with enemies chaning statues and/or attack patterns in reposne to the type of attack you hit them with. There no mp or cool downs for special attacks, but more powerfull attacks will be slower.. The best playable concept art I've ever seen.Also only.. Simple yet lovely game. Great story, although playing more than 2 hours at once makes you feel it's little repetitive.. This is a good game! the mechanics are straight forward, but fun, the characters are interesting, and the story is a bit mature but also fantastical (in a childish sort of way). There isn't any dramatic twists and turns, but it reads like a classic fairy tale. A bit dark, but somehow still fun. The combat itself is your average JRPG flair, if a bit easy (enemies aren't particularly challenging), but it's passable enough and has enough strategy that it's entertaining. And at a dozen hours, you'll probably finish the game by the time you start getting bored with it. A really fun, sweet game that you should get!. Amber Throne is a turn based RPG in the style of classic rpgs such as Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest, but without the inconveniences that the older titles were plagued with.The plot revolves around a mute girl who has a single desire, to destroy the titular amber throne, an artifact of great power which can grant the wishes of those who use it. Throughout the game we see the effects of the amber throne on the various races, whether they have had a chance to use it or not. It paints the throne as both good and evil in equal measures, though ultimately, it becomes clearer and clearer as the game progresses that the throne is more than what everyone assumes it is. Along the way you'll meet a colourful cast of characters, each one having varying stakes in the story. Some feel like the Vaan and Penelo of the story, having little reason to go to these insane lengths with a girl who can't even speak. But overall, the entire party fits well. The biggest thing the game has going for it plot wise, is the metaphors it presents throughout the game, I'd list an example, but I don't want to spoil anything. But suffice to say we get to see each nations wish twisted against them in some form or another, and the execution is beautiful for an indie title.The combat is as traditional as it gets, turn based with menus. Its alot more streamlined than the classics though, instead of having everyone be able to equip all kinds of items and magic, each character has a list of skills they can unlock as they level up. With a set amount of these abilities being equippable to that party member at any given time, forcing you to pick and choose what way you want to specialize that character, but giving you the option to swap abilities out of combat whenever you like. You can have three of the roster of five characters you'll eventually have by the end of the game on the field at any one time, and can't swap them out mid battle. Each combination of characters works in different ways, since you could have all of the debuffers in one group, or the tank, glass cannon and taunting tank in another, and both will work. My personal favourite combo was tank, glass cannon and spellcaster/healer, but that didn't mean I didn't experiment and have fun while doing so. Combat itself is very fast, normally lasting between two or five rounds in random encounters, to about ten maximum for boss battles usually, with the animations for attacks being swift and visually impactful. What little grinding that you might want to do is made painless because of this.Visually speaking, the game is a mixed bag. Its all hand drawn, but not to an insane, breathtaking quality, at least not all the time. During combat, the art really stands out, both with your characters, and the enemy sprites. The cutscenes shift in quality, but for the most part they look very nice as well, using a slide show format with the text underneath, giving it a slight storybook feel. The overworld map and overworld sprites for everything are pretty simple, but they aren't bad by any means, nor are they good, they do their job and don't look out of place. Though, it is a bit annoying that the quality shifts so much throughout the game, with one part in particular with the final boss really looking like smudges across the screen. The music of this game is very simple, no grand scores or epic pieces. To the end the tunes pick up the pace figuratively speaking and get much better, but for the most part the music does its job and it does it fairly well.Overall I love this game, its everything I could possibly want from a classic inspired RPG, with some added depth. It isn't an RPG in the sense of dialog options or massive impactful choices, but in terms of combat and character developement. The story is what you'd expect from a classic RPG, but with alot more connectivity and substance. You aren't going from one place to another, doing things to get four crystals of the elements, or stop the evil emperor, or save the princess. You have a goal, and everything you do revolves around it, every boss you fight is directly tied to the main plot. Everything, revolves around the Amber Throne. The best comparison I can think of is Chrono Trigger, minus the time travel. While not as perfect as CT, Amber Throne manages to really be a retro rpg, and something much more at the same time. I would recommend it to anyone who is a fan of classic Final Fantasy style games, or titles similar to them.