- March 27, 2019
- BrainStorming Team
1vs1: Battle Royale for the throne
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"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.





- The game features an interesting classic story that some players found enjoyable.
- Puzzles are present and require some thought, but they are not overly difficult.
- For a short game, it can be a fun way to pass time and is straightforward to complete.
- The game is very short, with completion times around 20-30 minutes, leading to a lack of content.
- The English translation is poor, making the dialogue difficult to understand at times.
- The game relies heavily on default RPG Maker assets, resulting in a generic and low-quality visual experience.
- story19 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The game's story is generally described as short and simplistic, with some players finding it enjoyable despite its clichés and translation issues. While it features classic elements typical of RPG Maker games, opinions vary widely, with some considering it decent and others labeling it boring and illogical. Overall, the narrative is seen as a mixed bag, offering a straightforward experience that may appeal to fans of the genre but lacks depth.
“The story is very standard but enjoyable.”
“Nice short and sweet story with some nice simple puzzles to solve in between scripted JRPG battles, all leading up to a final boss that has two final forms... the music was super decent as well.”
“RPG Maker games tend to look the same, but there's a great story in this game.”
“A fairly short story-based experience.”
“The plot of this game is too boring and illogical, which would just waste players' time.”
“There isn't much of a story, and what is there is pretty cliche and bland.”