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About This Game DescriptionThe sisters Scarllet and Beatrice have lived their entire life in their small village. One day, Beatrice discovered she had the gift to heal anyone with a simple touch and she became the village’s healer. Her ability eventually caught the interest of the mysterious Brotherhood.Scarllet and Beatrice are about to start a journey that will change their lives forever…Full List of Aldorlea Games Available on SteamMillennium - A New HopeMillennium 2 - Take Me HigherMillennium 3 - Cry WolfMillennium 4 - Beyond SunsetMillennium 5 - The Battle of the MillenniumThe Book of Legends3 Stars of DestinyDreamscapeVagrant HeartsAldorlea Useful LinksOfficial Website (contains 100+ games including all 20+ Aldorlea Games released to date)Aldorlea Community (join it to receive help and info about the games)Aldorlea Facebook Page (become a member to get up-to-date news about us) b4d347fde0 Title: Vagrant HeartsGenre: Adventure, Casual, Indie, RPGDeveloper:Warfare StudiosPublisher:Warfare StudiosFranchise:Vagrant HeartsRelease Date: 27 Feb, 2015 Vagrant Hearts Download Install vagrant hearts pc. vagrant hearts free download. vagrant hearts 2 walkthrough. vagrant hearts. vagrant hearts gameplay. vagrant hearts taos. vagrant hearts wiki. vagrant hearts zero. vagrant hearts 2. vagrant hearts guide. vagrant hearts review. vagrant hearts walkthrough. vagrant hearts ps1. vagrant hearts strategy guide. vagrant hearts zero walkthrough 10 minutes in and Scarlett's name has been spelt incorrectly multiple times. :D. Buggy as Hell !, but the team work on it fast !. I am conflicted about this game. I played to completion (12 hours), but I'm not really sure I reccomend it.Pros:The story grabbed my interest and wouldn't let goThe magic system is interesting, but could use some flushing outMusic is good, but nothing terribly specialCons:The writing isn't very good, the lines often feel like a middle-school drama performanceThe battle system more-or-less devolves into "keep CC layered on the enemy until it dies"The world map and UI are both pretty difficult to navigatethe game switches back-and-forth between 2 parties, but all your gear (including most of your spellcasting ability) stays equipped to the other party and is unrecoverable. certain areas become nearly impossible if you left the wrong magics equipped to the other partyOverall I didn't hate it, but there's a *long* list of JRPGs I'd suggest you play first, and only go after this one if you've exhausted that list. A cool RPG Maker game that has an interesting plot and settings, recommended if you like the Final Fantasy games of old. Vagrant Hearts - JRPG. The story tells of two sisters Scarlett and Beatrice, who became close after her mother's death. Then Beatrice discovered her ability to heal people.Game Goodies:- Cool story, exciting from the start- A variety of quests- Interesting levels- Very nice music- Achievements in the implementation of which takes time.Great game if you want to pass your time 10/10. Short version: Between all the bugs and a fair amount of design issues, there's not much of anything left to enjoy.Long version: Vagrant Hearts is a game made in RPG Maker. I'm not sure which version, XP or VX, but it is a newer engine than I have personally toyed with. Because of my experience with RPGM 2k and 2k3 I know some of the work that goes into the game, but I'm not familiar with the new sprites and music files that come with the engine. I -believe- that the maps and the music in the game are not custom made. If that is the case, it didn't hamper my experience, but it may remove any soul the game might have for people who have played other games with the same graphics.While the graphics and sounds might be fine in a vacuum, they quickly lose their charm in Vagrant Hearts. The amount of tilesets used is far lower than the amount of cities you visit, and the same grass, trees and decorative tiles are used in the forests. The same music too in some cases. Now, some repetition is acceptable, and not even a problem if the maps have distinctive designs. But the maps are big and empty. I could not tell one village from another if I saw screen shots. And when I say the maps are big, they are needlessly big.For example, I timed myself running from the entrance of Clearwater Village to the inn, and going the optimal route without stopping anywhere, it took 45 seconds. Now, since the game boasts "pure 16-bit RPG goodness", I want you to think about RPGs on the Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis. As I recall towns were tight, and the inn was always close to the entrance, because that's the location you'll make repeat visits to the most. Putting the inn on the far side of the map is just dumb.The lack of graphical variety presented another problem in one dungeon, namely Malzu's Abandoned Mausoleum. I made it all the way up to the north room, where there was a table, a bunch of crates, and a gray bust on one of the crates. The bust looked suspicious so I inspected it, but it was not an object I could interact with. So I explored the rest of the dungeon and found nothing. This was the first time I used the official strategy guide, because I got really stuck. The guide said there was another bust that I had to bring to the north room - I had seen it, but didn't register it or inspect it because I had mentally filed it under "decorative tile" when the north one did nothing - but first I had to go back up to the north room and inspect the crate that it should be placed on. Here's the problem. It was a regular crate tile that I had seen in every town and in every dungeon before. I can see it in at least 5 official screenshots on the Steam store page. I was way past the point that I would inspect a crate. But there was the answer. I had to go all the way north, then back to the entrance and east, back toward the entrance and up north again. It was miserable for reasons described in the following paragraph;Vagrant Hearts does not use random encounters. Monsters are visible on the map, and will engage if your sprites touch. While this works for some games, it does not work here. You can not run away. Your escape command is worthless. As soon as you run from battle, your sprites are still touching and the battle will start over. So forget about running. And to make matters worse, the hit detection is buggy. Some enemies can move diagonally, and when they do, they can attack you from all the way across the room.So I was running through the mausoleum, and the enemy placement made it so that I couldn't even see the new room I just entered before getting in a fight. I had to fight every encounter in every room - multiple times, because the encounters reset every time you enter a room. There are two kinds of encounters in the area; 3 skeletons, and 2 skeletons + 2 phantoms. I was fighting those two encounters tens of times.The mausoleum is the extreme case, but all battles are like that. No variety to the encounters in any given area, so you just exploit the same strategy over and over. The same goes for all the bosses. Early in the game I had a spell that could mute, and it made bosses not attack at all. Later on there's paralysis spells that last so long, you'll be killing bosses without them getting a single turn. I felt like I was exploiting the game with the status effects, but it really was the only way to make progress since enemies hit really hard and have a ton of HP. Even when they don't get to make a move for ten turns so I don't have to heal, that's ten turns of all my characters blasting their strongest spells at the boss and I'm muttering "why isn't he dead yet?"I was taking notes as I was playing, and I have a few more points that I want to bring up that don't need a whole pragraph of their own. The game gives a really bad first impression. The main character Scarllet has her name spelled as Scarlett in some of the first text boxes (and also in a screenshot on the store page), and one early party change before I'd even been in a single battle changed all my equipment. So I was out the money I spent on equipment at the store, but I also lost the Rusty Ring I'd picked up. There's a number of graphical glitches or oddities. When you rest in a bed for free, the screen brightness is turned up for a while. NPCs Captain Higgins and Surama have a white border around their sprite. One shopkeep's hood is supposed to be white but is actually completely transparent. In the cutscene the night before you head to fight the final boss, when your party members are talking amongst themselves and having their moment, Jansen accidentally has Wyatt's sprite. There is no battle background in the ghost tunnels or in the desert, just a black void. There are issues with the mapping. In one dungeon I could walk where a floor board was missing, in another I couldn't. You can walk on sideways beds but not on upright beds. I've walked on closets, across an altar table, out of bounds in the blackness in Siegfried's Tomb, out of bounds in the sky at the Archaic Tower. There are sound issues. Cutscenes seem to lower the volume for no good reason. The world map is much more quiet than all other maps. After I went to deliver the 20 Rojak fragments to the man living under a bridge, the "music" from that area kept playing alongside all other music for the rest of the game. When I say "music", I mean it's just the sound of waves washing ashore. I didn't hear them in battle, but everywhere outside and all throughout the ending. I didn't find many crests teaching spells that temporarily buff up your stats, but you can buy scrolls for one-time casting. But the bug is all scrolls target the enemy. Did you buy a strength increasing or healing scroll? Too bad, that's only used on the enemy. The game crashed once for me. I had just come out of a cutscene and saved, so I didn't lose any progress, but it was weird. The error message said something about a Name Error. The Archaic Tower has 38 flights of stairs. I went out of bounds and counted. Even if you're not zigzagging up and down them like you should, it takes forever and there's nothing to keep your interest. Of all the terrible overly large places, this one takes the cake.And if you think I'm being too harsh, take a look at the Steam achievements. Does it not speak to the quality of the game that only 24% of players have played for an hour, and only 4% have beaten the game?. The following is a blanket review for all the Aldorlea games I have played. This is valid, I think, because the problems are exactly same.I gave these games a genuine try, but everything by Aldorlea has the same set of problems. Horrible level design, the most god awfully boring and unsatisfying stories, TONS of HUD problems, and a single goddamn music track for each game. The only redeeming qualities these games have is the art (one of the games has some humor as well); but unless you have a damn fetish single poses for each character, you're gonna be disappointed. Like if the story was good, the other\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665would be tolerable. That's why we stuck through this\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665with classic titles like Golden Sun. I'm sorry, but an rpg with \u201cmeh\u201d level combat and drool inducing story is not worth it by a long shot.tldr: This game is not worth playing. None of the other games (that I've played, which is the first title of almost every series) made by Aldorlea are worth playing either.. The following is a blanket review for all the Aldorlea games I have played. This is valid, I think, because the problems are exactly same.I gave these games a genuine try, but everything by Aldorlea has the same set of problems. Horrible level design, the most god awfully boring and unsatisfying stories, TONS of HUD problems, and a single goddamn music track for each game. The only redeeming qualities these games have is the art (one of the games has some humor as well); but unless you have a damn fetish single poses for each character, you're gonna be disappointed. Like if the story was good, the other\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665would be tolerable. That's why we stuck through this\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665with classic titles like Golden Sun. I'm sorry, but an rpg with \u201cmeh\u201d level combat and drool inducing story is not worth it by a long shot.tldr: This game is not worth playing. None of the other games (that I've played, which is the first title of almost every series) made by Aldorlea are worth playing either.. It was a fun game to play. I liked the idea of the crests, and the fact that you didn't have to really level up or anything - just play through the game to be at the right level for the baddies you face. The story was okay, but the characters and the character interaction was a bit frustrating at times. I would recommend this if you like old school RPGs, but get it on sale.