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About This Game "Just a Cleric" is my new retro-styled action RPG. Become the titular wussy cleric himself and set out to avenge your fallen comrades by attempting to do what no cleric before you has ever done: CLERIC DE COMMANDO. 'BUT DEL_DUIO!', you say, 'I CAN PLAY A QUADRILLION GAMES JUST LIKE YOURS, SO WHY SHOULD I??!!' My answer is simple: Can you play a quadrillion retro action RPGs? Of course, this isn't some weird sorta' jail! But can you play a quadrillion games like MINE? Hells no!! And here's why: ===============================JUST A CLERIC is more than the sum of its parts. ===============================To your average Joe you'll see: *Retro pixel graphics. (Well, at least he drew his own and didn't use Realm of the Mad God's graphics!) *Hub / town level -> Missions -> Get gear & rewards -> upgrade and buy stuff at the town -> repeat game progression. (MEH, but hey at least games like that are pretty fun.) *4 standard stats that you can boost however you see fit. (Oh boy, and I'll bet 3 of them suck!) *Many (many) different types of gear to find and upgrade. Normal upgrades go to +4, and then you can bless those +4 pieces at the church in exchange for money to get the best of the best. (Well I DO like Diablo...) *NG+ where a better loot pool opens up, new status ailments, enemies & enemy placement, and tougher bosses that gain additional abilities. That's one of the reasons why I think you NEED to beat the whole game once first as the NG+ portion holds some real challenge and of course better gear! (New Game plus?? Adds to replay value if nothing else, hmm..) *A game that looks like its budget was $40. (If that!) But to the AWESOME and MOST-EXCELLENT observer (P.S. Skippy, this is you): *Well-written dialogue (some of the writing is smart comedy IMO, even if it isn't going to win any awards lol) I can't tell you how many times I've played some AAA title and the story is just BORING AS ALL HELL. Damn, all those millions to make a game and nobody thought to hire a real writer? With JAC, I try to take what's a simple premise and make it interesting where I can. *Different music. I love chip tunes. I love making computerized music for games and have done so lots in the past. This time though, I wanted to try something different and put my other hobby to use which is playing / writing music. So with JAC, you'll get an OST full of guitars, bass, drums, and quasi-terrible singing. (Also I don't think anybody has used a rubber ducky in their game's soundtrack before now). *A hero who's a cleric. Aside from maybe an MMORPG and the old Hexen 64 game I can't think of any game that stars a cleric exclusively. Also it was a cool thing to be able to have access to prayers that you don't normally see in any action RPG like Raise Dead. *A game that has 4 standard stats however none of them suck! I know for me I hate playing some games where your character has 8 stats and 3 or 4 of them are trash nobody ever levels up. Because I personally hate when games do this, I CHANGED THE WAY WE'RE GOING TO FRIGGIN' DO THIS. In JAC, I made a special point so that each stat is immediately useful to the player in more than one way. You're welcome! *ENCUMBRANCE MAKES A TRIUMPHANT RETURN! Haha! When I used to play the old SSI D&D Goldbox games I remember that your gear load used to make you heavier and heavier and in turn you couldn't move as many squares on the battle map. Since you can't really do this in a platformer, I've come up with an interesting idea where your gear load determines how much damage you'll take from a big fall. It's equal to half of your total gear load. HUZZAH!*A funny intro and ending scene. You'll see! YOU'LL ALL SEEEEeeeeeee!!!!! (falls off a cliff) So is this the best game ever? Is this the best music ever? No, probably not.. But it's the best game ever made by a bass playin' weirdo I'll bet! P.S: And it WAS made on a budget of $40! Beat that, sweatshops of the world!! b4d347fde0 Title: Just a ClericGenre: Action, Indie, RPGDeveloper:DXF GamesPublisher:DXF GamesRelease Date: 19 May, 2016 Just A Cleric Crack Unlock Code And Serial Just a Cleric is a side-scroller with some RPG elements, such as levelling up, buying new equipment, and upgrading your gear with gold and resources. It's pretty good, though at times I found it a little frustrating. I think it's difficult at times, but I'm old now and my reflexes aren't what they once were, so maybe it's just me. I haven't been able to finish it yet.The thing that makes this game stand out, and the reason I'm writing this review, is the music. There are 41 different songs in the game. The music is played with actual instruments by in-game group The Booger Myers Band, and almost every track has vocals, which is something that I normally don't like in a video game but which quickly grew on me. The "In Town" song, for example, goes "town, in town, you're in town" in a slightly droning voice. Your inventory is accompanied by the "Subscreen" song. "You're in the subscreen" you will be told, over and over. "Buy The Stuff!" plays in the town shop.I will admit, at first I was a little put off. I guess it was sort of amusing, but once I got to the first boss and heard "Giant Cricket", I knew I was experiencing something special. It's one of the few games that I'm glad I got the soundtrack to. Another stand out is "Surfin Cleric", which I will sometimes play on a loop when I'm doing something else. I don't even get sick of it until I've heard it 5 or 6 times. I particularly enjoyed the part of the game where you hear it the first time.The only thing that gets to me is when I'm dying over and over and I have to listen to the first few seconds of "You Died!", because you can't skip it straight away. There's also some voice acting in the introduction that I wish I could skip, but those are the only things that I don't really like.So Just a Cleric. It's a pretty good game with an above average soundtrack. You should probably buy it. I mean, if you wantedit: I forgot to mention that Del_Duio, the developer, has written several guides and seems to be active on the related message boards, listening to feedback. So that's commendable!. Just a Cleric is a side-scroller with some RPG elements, such as levelling up, buying new equipment, and upgrading your gear with gold and resources. It's pretty good, though at times I found it a little frustrating. I think it's difficult at times, but I'm old now and my reflexes aren't what they once were, so maybe it's just me. I haven't been able to finish it yet.The thing that makes this game stand out, and the reason I'm writing this review, is the music. There are 41 different songs in the game. The music is played with actual instruments by in-game group The Booger Myers Band, and almost every track has vocals, which is something that I normally don't like in a video game but which quickly grew on me. The "In Town" song, for example, goes "town, in town, you're in town" in a slightly droning voice. Your inventory is accompanied by the "Subscreen" song. "You're in the subscreen" you will be told, over and over. "Buy The Stuff!" plays in the town shop.I will admit, at first I was a little put off. I guess it was sort of amusing, but once I got to the first boss and heard "Giant Cricket", I knew I was experiencing something special. It's one of the few games that I'm glad I got the soundtrack to. Another stand out is "Surfin Cleric", which I will sometimes play on a loop when I'm doing something else. I don't even get sick of it until I've heard it 5 or 6 times. I particularly enjoyed the part of the game where you hear it the first time.The only thing that gets to me is when I'm dying over and over and I have to listen to the first few seconds of "You Died!", because you can't skip it straight away. There's also some voice acting in the introduction that I wish I could skip, but those are the only things that I don't really like.So Just a Cleric. It's a pretty good game with an above average soundtrack. You should probably buy it. I mean, if you wantedit: I forgot to mention that Del_Duio, the developer, has written several guides and seems to be active on the related message boards, listening to feedback. So that's commendable!. Just a Cleric is a side-scroller with some RPG elements, such as levelling up, buying new equipment, and upgrading your gear with gold and resources. It's pretty good, though at times I found it a little frustrating. I think it's difficult at times, but I'm old now and my reflexes aren't what they once were, so maybe it's just me. I haven't been able to finish it yet.The thing that makes this game stand out, and the reason I'm writing this review, is the music. There are 41 different songs in the game. The music is played with actual instruments by in-game group The Booger Myers Band, and almost every track has vocals, which is something that I normally don't like in a video game but which quickly grew on me. The "In Town" song, for example, goes "town, in town, you're in town" in a slightly droning voice. Your inventory is accompanied by the "Subscreen" song. "You're in the subscreen" you will be told, over and over. "Buy The Stuff!" plays in the town shop.I will admit, at first I was a little put off. I guess it was sort of amusing, but once I got to the first boss and heard "Giant Cricket", I knew I was experiencing something special. It's one of the few games that I'm glad I got the soundtrack to. Another stand out is "Surfin Cleric", which I will sometimes play on a loop when I'm doing something else. I don't even get sick of it until I've heard it 5 or 6 times. I particularly enjoyed the part of the game where you hear it the first time.The only thing that gets to me is when I'm dying over and over and I have to listen to the first few seconds of "You Died!", because you can't skip it straight away. There's also some voice acting in the introduction that I wish I could skip, but those are the only things that I don't really like.So Just a Cleric. It's a pretty good game with an above average soundtrack. You should probably buy it. I mean, if you wantedit: I forgot to mention that Del_Duio, the developer, has written several guides and seems to be active on the related message boards, listening to feedback. So that's commendable!. I didn't even start playing this game when I decided I did not like it. First of all I cannot make it full screen. not that big of a deal but also I could not figure out how to get into the options so I could change the key bindings if it was even possible that was enough to ruin the game for me no full screen and weird controls that I could not figure out how to change. There's a trend amongst indy devs to go beyond just trying to make a game look pixel and old because they couldn't afford an artist, and making games look even more pixellated and low effort than even old games used to be - deliberately! This is one example of this new crime against gamers. Once you get past the horribly low effort graphics, the gameplay is very weak, something like Zeliard but made more annoying because of the poor graphics and somewhat clunky controls. To make matters worse, there's no even a readily available fullscreen option, no mouse support, and unintuitive controls.Clearly not made for PC gamers.. A challenging and rewarding dungeon crawlerAt a glance this looks like just another indie pixel hack and slash game. It is far more refined than the fairly simple presentation suggests. You get a variety of your standard fantasy game weapons, swords, axes, etc, but every one plays decidedly differently. Arrows and wands are great for range, knives are weak but really quick, axes are really strong but slow and leave the unwitting open to attack, and so on.The game is punishing, especially on your first play through, but not in a remotely unfair way. The best games encourage you to get better, and this one does it. Level full of wizards one shoting you? Learn their patterns and hit them at openings. Dungeon full of spiders giving you trouble? Get a weapon with a wide upward range. Boss keeps wrecking you? Try the bow and tag him from a safe distance. And so on. Between a variety of weapons and armor that are all upgradeable, a level up system that makes tangible differences with every boost, and ever useful healing and stat boosting spells, you'll never find yourself too stuck. It's a game that rewards diligence with victories being rewarding.If you're a fan of old school style action platformers, you can't go wrong here.. Old school game.but enjoyful.