About This Game The Tenth Line is the first commercial game project from Sungazer Software. During your adventure, you'll guide the princess of the tiny nation of Easania, far from home and desperate to escape the clutches of a mysterious cult in hot pursuit. Along with her unusual but reliable companions, you'll explore a vibrant world of humans, beasts, and dragons, all struggling to coexist in the tension following the assassination of the king of the nation of Skyweather. Troubled times are ahead, indeed - the long-prophesied end of the world is fast approaching, and with only her wits, her blade, and her royal upbringing to guide her, can she make it home to her family before the end of days? Gameplay involves adventuring through distinct areas using traditional 2D platforming mechanics, but with a twist: each character is controlled separately, and can move, attack, and interact with the world in unique ways. You'll also visit the occasional village or safe haven, and have an opportunity to take on new quests, play cards, and chat with the locals. Enemies roam the wilds, meanwhile, and can be engaged or ambushed by your heroes, thrusting your party into battle.Battles are turn-based with an active timing element: you'll decide on commands for each character, then carry those attacks out using careful timing and targeting. Then, it's the enemy's turn to retaliate, giving your party an opportunity to defend. And, with up to twelve enemies on the offense at one time, survival is not always a safe bet. Fortunately, eliminating large numbers of foes at once will leave fewer attackers behind to retaliate, and will also grant your party more momentum, allowing for even more powerful skills to be used during the next attack! Progression is handled solely by finding and applying items to your characters. Items are plentiful, and have multiple uses, so smart distribution of your treasures is key to survival. Characters can use items for training, powering up their skills and their defensive abilities, or use them to empower their "specialties" and gain a personal, tactical edge in combat. Your party members can also gain "power levels" by winning battles, completing quests, and collecting power fragments in the world. Power levels can be spent on the "Power Flow" board by playing a puzzle-like minigame to increase stats and unlock new skills. It is a challenging, refreshing method of "leveling up" that rewards careful planning and smart decisions. A standard dual-analog gamepad is highly recommended, though the keyboard is supported.A completely original, unique RPG experience that takes inspiration from the 32-bit era of gaming. Explore the world through fast-paced 2D platforming by controlling three separate characters, each with unique movement mechanics and ways of interacting with the world. Take on dozens of foes at one time through turn-based RPG battles with an active timing element. High quality background and sprite artwork, a grand, varied soundtrack, and voice acting for each major character during battles. Unique progression and leveling mechanics for your characters. Multiple hours of gameplay, plus post-game challenges and a New Game Plus mode. Optional story-focused mode available that removes all enemy encounters and simplifies story-based battles. Play "Quad Pro Quo" (an in-universe collectible card game) against multiple characters and inhabitants of the world to win unique prizes and complete your collection! 6d5b4406ea Title: The Tenth LineGenre: Indie, RPGDeveloper:Sungazer SoftwarePublisher:Sungazer SoftwareRelease Date: 17 Mar, 2017 The Tenth Line Activation Code Generator the source innes and tenth line. the mandarin tenth line. the tenth line game. the tenth line ps4. the tenth line metacritic. the tenth line pc gameplay. the cave tenth line. the tenth line characters. the tenth in line. the tenth line analisis. hltb the tenth line. the source tenth line. the tenth line switch. the tenth line crocodile tears. the tenth line ps4 trophies. the tenth line trophy guide. the tenth line quests. the tenth line tips. the tenth line gameplay. the tenth line guide. the shops of tenth line. the tenth line wiki. the tenth line review ps4. the tenth line walkthrough. rounding to the nearest tenth number line. the tenth line gamefaqs. the home depot tenth line road orléans on. the tenth line rik. tenth in line to the throne. the source 10th line orleans. the tenth rib line If you're looking for a game with really complicated concepts and challenging combat, then get this gameIf you're not exactly looking for that then play this game on the "light" mode, it makes combat easier and some of the systems in the game more simple. It's alot of fun to play and I would highly reccomend it if you're a fan of rpg style games.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r0W2cPezfC4&t=4sHere is a good look at the game mechanics. Indie devs, but the product is thoroughly polished. Well made drawings and scenery, and solid gameplay. I highly recommend it for its current price, (10 bucks). If you're looking for a game with really complicated concepts and challenging combat, then get this gameIf you're not exactly looking for that then play this game on the "light" mode, it makes combat easier and some of the systems in the game more simple. It's alot of fun to play and I would highly reccomend it if you're a fan of rpg style games.. I genuinely feel bad that I got this at 70% off. It feels criminal to pay only $3 for such a subtantial, polished RPG. I didn't expect to play more than a couple hours of this when I bought it, but the nuanced battle mechanics, unique stat progression system, and likeable chararcters kept me hooked throughout my ~18-hour playthrough.All the more impressive is that it comes from a solo dev, and I'll be eagerly awaiting his next release.I'll be sure to pay full price for that one :D. This is a fantastic indie RPG that seemed like a breath of fresh air even compared to most big-budget RPGs I've played. The graphics are beautiful, with the pixel art and the background art matching up nicely. The battle mechanics are quite unique, and should appeal to anyone who likes seeing big numbers get bigger on screen while fighting. It's strategic, and calls for some timing practice, and highly rewarding until the end. The story is not spectacular, but drives the player along at a brisk enough pace to not get boring. And it is fairly well written as well.Two things that make this game stand out, though, are the in-universe card game, and minimal grinding. The card game is reminiscent of Final Fantasy VIII, but without the regional rule variations. There were stretches of the game where I thought, "well exploring caves and battling creatures is cool and all, but when do I get to play the card game again?"At only one point did I feel like I needed to grind for levels, and that was for certain post-game content only. Everything else was entirely manageable after a few tries by utilising the game's character augmentation mechanics.4/5, most certainly worth a evenings of play.
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