The Lord of the Parties

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The Lord of the Parties is a single player casual role playing shooter game with a fantasy theme. It was developed by Magic Cube and was released on June 29, 2022. It received neutral reviews from players.

The lord of the parties is a brand new game that combines an RPG with a party shoot 'em up. Explore this unique fantasy world with your own allies!

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story3 negative mentions

The game features a unique combination of action RPG and vertically scrolling shooter mechanics, providing a fresh gameplay experience.
There are cute 2D anime characters and surprisingly good voice acting, adding charm to the overall presentation.
The central gameplay loop of farming for materials to upgrade units is addictive and offers a satisfying challenge.

Character growth is minimal and heavily reliant on item ranks, leading to a lack of meaningful progression.
The gameplay can feel grindy and repetitive, with long autoscrolling stages that may not provide enough challenge.
The user interface is cluttered and non-intuitive, making navigation and gameplay less enjoyable.

gameplay
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay features a mix of addictive material farming and a unique take on vertical shooter mechanics, though it suffers from repetitive elements and limited character growth tied mainly to item ranks. While the controls are simple and the mechanics can be enjoyable, the initial bugs detracted from the experience, which have since been resolved in updates. Overall, the gameplay is described as casual and unique, despite some shortcomings.
- “Really surprised by this one, has a fairly addictive 'farm for materials to upgrade units' central gameplay loop.”
- “A satisfying combination of individual elements that would be too simple on their own, and a surprisingly tough iteration on vertical shooter mechanics.”
- “The game controls are simple with dashes that can move you left and right and other controls that help adjust your direction, but the gameplay is unique.”
- “The gameplay is repetitive.”
- “When the game was released, there were some bugs that ruined the gameplay, but these errors were fixed in the new update, so there are no problems.”
- “Overall, the game looks like a mobile game, but the gameplay itself is casual and unique.”
story
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story is described as a mix of standard RPG elements with some well-written aspects that aim to analyze the medieval fantasy genre, featuring a letter from a character's mother as a starting point. While the character personalities may lack depth, the voice acting is surprisingly good, and the gameplay mechanics involving party recruitment add a strategic layer to the narrative. However, some players have encountered game-breaking bugs that hinder progress, detracting from the overall experience.
- “There's a surprising amount of surprisingly good voice acting, and the story they're telling (thus far) is well-written and seems intent on doing some real analysis of the 'medieval fantasy' setting as we know it.”
- “The main characters and story mode support full voice-overs, and considering the vtuber collaboration event DLC, the price doesn’t seem so awful after all those considerations.”
- “The story begins with a letter left by the mother of a girl named Iris.”
- “The price seems a bit high compared to the contents of the game itself, but the main characters and story mode support full voice-overs, and considering the VTuber collaboration event DLC, the price doesn’t seem so awful after all those considerations.”
- “Fourth: world broken, when I tried doing another quest and died, I was moved 1 tile north from the village where I was stuck.”
grinding
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players generally find the grinding aspect of the game to be tedious and unengaging, with one reviewer specifically noting that even a relatively short playtime of 7 hours felt like a "grindy snoozefest." The requirement for grinding detracts from the overall enjoyment of the experience.
- “Bottom line is that I finished the Lord of the Parties in just under 7 hours and felt like it was a grindy snoozefest regardless of the low playtime.”

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The Lord of the Parties is a casual role playing shooter game with fantasy theme.

The Lord of the Parties is available on PC and Windows.

The Lord of the Parties was released on June 29, 2022.

The Lord of the Parties was developed by Magic Cube.

The Lord of the Parties has received neutral reviews from players. Most players disliked this game for its gameplay.

The Lord of the Parties is a single player game.

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