Well I suppose that is one step in the right direction. But if I recall don't you have to be online for it to re-credit your install? That and you have to 'uninstall' it not lose it due to computer format(annoying and highly inconveniencing to me... thank God that I don't have to manually uninstall EVERYTHING on my computer.... that would be a couple hours right there(even if I wrote a script for it, it would still take at least a couple hours of removing time)).



And my first impression still stands. Apparently the collision mechanics weren't worked out in the best possible way which can cause some really weird things to occur. And Tribal mode and higher really lack in creative freedom. Thus, the creature stage is the best in my opinion(plentiful rotating, resizing, etc).


Basically it suffers from the same thing that Visual Novel RPG type games tend to suffer from. It ends up being a mediocre or worse in both types. This offers a wide variety of game styles but individual they are not much more than mediocre.