- October 23, 2018
- Sam Enright
- 9h median play time
The Greater Good
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About
In "The Greater Good" , machines threaten the world while magic is fading. Join a team of misfits on a quest to discover a forgotten past and save the future. This cinematic RPG offers a fast-paced battle system, handcrafted world, original soundtrack, and secrets to uncover, providing fun for both newcomers and veterans of the genre.






- The game features a fantastic soundtrack that enhances the overall experience and sets the mood effectively.
- The art style is unique and charming, contributing to the game's appeal and encouraging exploration.
- The gameplay is engaging with a mix of humor and a straightforward story, making it enjoyable for fans of classic turn-based RPGs.
- The pacing can be slow, with many unskippable animations and dialogue that may frustrate players looking for a faster experience.
- There are issues with combat mechanics, including a lack of strategy required in battles and a feeling of repetitiveness.
- The game suffers from technical limitations, such as no mouse support and fixed controls that can hinder the experience for keyboard users.
- music128 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The music in the game has received widespread acclaim, with many reviewers praising its fantastic quality, unique style, and ability to enhance the overall atmosphere and gameplay experience. The soundtrack is described as sensational, fitting well with various scenes and combat encounters, and some players even purchased it separately to support the developers. While most feedback is overwhelmingly positive, a few critiques mention that certain battle tracks could be improved to better match the intensity of gameplay.
“The art style is fantastic, the music is sensational, and it is exactly what I have been looking for in a very traditional RPG.”
“The best part is the soundtrack which nicely accompanies different scenery and combat encounters.”
“Enright has really outdone himself; his outstanding music really creates the atmosphere for this nostalgic masterpiece - it's the traditional RPG-style blended with much needed quality of life features older games sorely lack.”
“The (non-boss) battle music quickly got on my nerves.”
“I would say that the only thing lacking would be victory music/sound effect.”
“Especially in an intense battle and there is some 'calming' type music that repeats.”