About This Game StorylineJerrat was a farmer, not a knight or a lord, a common man, what the world considered just one of the 'little people'. But sometimes the world needs the qualities of a common man, and the actions of the little people can change everything.Can Jerrat achieve his aim without ceasing to be the man his wife loved? Find out as you join him on his journey, where the tale of a common man intertwines with the destiny of a nation. The Tale of a Common Man was made by Aldorlea Games, the creators of Millennium, Asguaard, Moonchild and many others.FeaturesCustomize your game to suit your preferences * Choose between visible and invisible enemies * If you choose invisible enemies, vary the encounter rate from the menu * Choose your difficulty level: Easy, Normal, Hard, Legendary. Be warned - it's called Legendary for a reason * Allocate some stat points every time you level up to build the character you want. More stat points are given for harder modes * Choose enable/disable mouse as often as you likeGeneral * 7 plus 1 optional characters * Five characters in the active party to add strategic depth * 8-direction movement with mouse or keyboard * Title screen updates each time a new character joins the party to include their image * 17 side quests * 30 secret rooms to discover * 30+ hours of addictive gameplay * Make useful potions using ingredients and recipes * Great-looking enemies, beautiful environments and charming music * The Undefeated team back for another epic of masterful storytellingBest-selling Games by Aldorlea Available on SteamMillenniumAsguaardMoonchildGirlfriend RescueVagrant HeartsUndefeated a09c17d780 Title: The Tale of a Common ManGenre: Adventure, Casual, Indie, RPGDeveloper:Aldorlea GamesPublisher:Aldorlea GamesFranchise:Gemelle SeriesRelease Date: 2 Sep, 2016 The Tale Of A Common Man Ativador Download While I really liked the first two-thirds of the story the last third just seemed like a rush to the end. The characters where decent at best where I only liked the survivor and the bodyguard. The story had a good start where I enjoyed the dialogue. Out of 14 hours played I spent three hours reloading old saves to finish each side quest and secret location I missed with mixed results. I found the quests worthwhile for fun but never really found anything exciting in the secret locations since I bought max consumables already so couldn't pick most of them up or even need any. A few more of the cons where that combat was just all AOE attacks then refill with the nearly limitless potions in my bag. Second how hard it is to find people sometimes since I already talked to them before and didn't know I had to go back and talk to the person again who only said a single line of speech. Finally I didn't like to spend time on secret location with little, useless loot. I had fun while playing this game and got it on sale which made it a worthwhile buy.. This is a pretty fun little Jrpg. So, the story is pretty simple but fun enough and it is all wrapped up pretty well. It isn't anything amazing tough and neither are the character, they are not bad but really nothing special either. Also some of the stories are a bit rushed so to speak. Like I said, all wraps up at the end but it feels a bit forced in some cases, not to much tough so no worry there. What I just found a bit strange is the Protagonist in that case. The game wants to go with the whole ,,Will the revenge destroy him or not'' but the result of that is that his ending falls a bit flat with him finding new purpose in live by adopting some orphan they met right beforehand, I am not saying that it makes no sense for him to do so but from a story telling perspective it just feels kinda meh.The other side is the combat, it's nothing special at all but it isn't bad either. The Problem comes with how Enemey encounters work, look, making encounter not random and shown on the map may sound good but it really isn't. Belive me that can get really annoying, mainly because when choosing random you can actually turn the encounter rate up or down, if they are shown one the map you have to fight almost everything because you can't really evade most of them because they chase you or position themself in a way to prevent you from going around them. That can get really \u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665ing annoying when you consider that they all respawn each time you change a room.
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