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Machina of the Planet Tree -Planet Ruler-

Denneko Yuugi · Jul 28, 2015

PC

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Join Cram, Cronos, Retla, and Esty as they discover the secrets behind the great ruins that lie beneath their feet in this combo-based, action packed indie RPG!

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Critic 5.8 (4 critics) · Gamer 8.4

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  • GamesInAsia

    Ayyub Mustofa · Aug 26, 2015

    8.0
    Bila kamu pencinta JRPG klasik dan tidak keberatan memainkan game dengan tampilan grafis pas-pasan, Machina of the Planet Tree: Planet Ruler adalah salah satu game yang layak masuk koleksimu. Sedikit saja tips dari saya bila kamu memainkannya, pencet F1 untuk membuka option dan pencet F12 untuk melakukan reset.
  • RPG Site

    Zack Reese · Aug 15, 2015

    5.0
    While the gameplay was entertaining early on, I quickly became bored of how incredibly monotonous Planet Ruler had become. Since most of the game is spent inside of battle, my patience was being tested at every turn, and I soon dreaded my time with it. While the expressive characters are exceptional in their design (the portraits are fantastic) and the interaction between them can be enjoyable, the plot itself is ultimately forgettable. Seriously, I have already nearly forgot what the plot was about. Give Planet Ruler a pass unless your curiosity has piqued.
  • Hardcore Gamer

    Marcus Estrada · Aug 13, 2015

    5.0
    Machina of the Planet Tree -Planet Ruler- is an admirable first effort from a small game developer. It’s obvious that Denneko Yuugi have some serious talent considering they were able to create a complex, but still quite enjoyable, battle system unlike most other JRPGs. The game also suffers by lacking polish in regards to the non-character artwork, interface design and a lack of story voice acting. The tale and characters themselves also feel rather dull, or at least too “safe” to really draw anyone in.
  • Cubed3

    Ofisil · Jul 27, 2015

    5.0
    Machina of the Planet Tree: Planet Ruler's level of inconsistency is unparalleled. The anime look and sound is awesome but gets destroyed due to the mundane level design, the lack of variety, and a quality that would be great for a handheld such as GBA, but is downright ugly on a PC monitor. The almost Final Fantasy-esque plot is quite interesting at first, as is the main character quartet, yet soon it all becomes way too predictable, forgettable, generic, and anything but immersive.

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