1vs1: Battle Royale for the throne
- March 27, 2019
- BrainStorming Team
Get on Steam"1vs1: Battle Royale for the Throne" is a jRPG-inspired game set in a medieval kingdom. The ailing king sends his twins to an ancient temple to prove their worth for the throne by solving puzzles and battling opponents. With classic gameplay, atmospheric music, and the choice between two charismatic characters, this game offers hidden easter eggs and is suitable for all ages, developed on RPG Maker MV.
PC
Windows
Reviews
- The game has an interesting classic story that some players find engaging.
- Puzzles require some thought but are not overly difficult, making them enjoyable.
- The game is cute, charming, and can serve as a quick time-killer.
- The English translation is poor, which detracts from the overall experience.
- The game is very short, with most players finishing it in under an hour.
- It heavily relies on default RPG Maker assets, making it feel unoriginal and lacking in depth.
- story20 mentions
- 50 % positive mentions
- 35 % neutral mentions
- 15 % negative mentions
The game's story is described as a classic and interesting experience, albeit short and somewhat cliché. While some players appreciate the narrative and dialogues, others find it bland and hindered by translation issues. Overall, it is considered decent for a simple RPG Maker game, with a plot that is well-told despite its limitations.
“The game has an interesting classic story, at least for me.”
“RPG Maker games tend to look the same, but there's a great story in this game.”
“Story and dialogues are good.”
“There isn't much of a story, and what is there is pretty cliché and bland.”
“A fairly short story-based experience.”
“It doesn't really lie about what it is and it's cheap... the story is okay.”
- gameplay4 mentions
- 0 % positive mentions
- 25 % neutral mentions
- 75 % negative mentions
The gameplay primarily features the default battle mechanics from the RPG Maker MV engine, which may feel familiar to players accustomed to this platform. This standardization could limit innovation but provides a straightforward experience for fans of traditional RPG combat systems.
“The battle mechanic is the default one from the RPG Maker MV engine.”
“The battle mechanic is the default one from the RPG Maker MV engine.”
“The battle mechanic is the default one from the RPG Maker MV engine.”
