A very dark game

BRIEF DESCRIPTION

This is a stupid meme game I made to learn RPG Maker. It mainly uses default assets, but most of the music is original. There is no way to level up and all encounters are unique, leaving no possibility to grind. The game can be beaten with no party and no additional equipment or skills at least in one of the three possible ways, meaning it has perfect balance that you should never question.

GOOD AND BAD THINGS ABOUT THIS GAME

+ It's short, - It's too short, + It has nice battles, - The battles are based on either learning when and what happens or on stupid brute force, + It's pretty atmospheric, - Some of the soundtracks are not original, + Even default RPG Maker tracks slap though, - The humor is stupid, + It gets better, - It just becomes less "meme" and more "game", it doesn't get funnier, + The characters are cool, - The ways to obtain party members feel random, inconsistent and unpredictable, + It has many endings and multiple final bosses, - It's completely linear for most part, + It can be pretty different depending on your choices, - The lore of it is very vague and unclear, + Even if so, the lore is rather interesting, - It allows you to kill gods and is very cliche overall, + It doesn't matter what cliches you use, it only matters how you use them, and let's say that this game doesn't use them horribly - The dialogues are cringe, + It has a snowy location.

MAIN MECHANICS

• SIN: It rises every time you do something bad and pretty much does nothing. Seriously, there are like three events that depend on your sin level and none of them is significant.
• ADAPTIVE DIFFICULTY (sort of): The bigger your party gets, the stronger your enemies will be.
• PARRY: It does exactly what you think it does.
• MAGIC REFLECTION: It does exactly what you think it does.
• OLD BELL: It is an item that can be found early in the game and that is able to have a unique effect on every enemy. For unknown lore reason doesn't work when you have a big party as it is supposed to be a solo run carrier. A lot of the time doesn't really do anything good.