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 Member 26940 Level 8.46 Dec 2007 
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Nice overview of the game. I'd say you captured what was so good about it quite nicely.
I can't think of anything to write about at this moment, but... I do like the thread idea. Jam it back in, in the dark. |
Member 26940 Level 8.46 Dec 2007
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Even though this got put into the main forum, I'm still going to put an RPG up.
What is so great about Threads of Fate? This is a nice little game that most Square fags don't know about (too busy jerking off to Riku porn, I assume). Let's start with the basics. The main catch of the game is that you can play one of two characters: a boy (named Rue) or a girl (named Mint). They are both looking for an ancient relic that rumored to have to power to grant any wish (or something like that). Thing is, they have different story arcs (the game case says they are both completely different, which is only partly true; the games mostly the same until near the end, and you go to the same locales), and it actually is worthwhile to play the game through twice, to get each character's backstory. Onto the gameplay. It's not really a deep battle system, to say the least. Mint can use magic, but Rue can use monster coins to turn into them, which is mainly to solve puzzles. Again, it's not very deep, but, it keeps the game simple and fun. Now... this game is short. REALLY short. Even if you grab everything, it only takes about 20 hours to beat both storylines. But, that's more of a good thing than a bad thing. It makes the second playthrough still relatively fun, even though you've done (most of) it before. It's not really a classic, but, worth checking out if you find it. It's unfortunate it never really got a sequel. -- I don't think I did that right... oh well. There's nowhere I can't reach. |
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