Chalice of Destiny
Chalice of Destiny is a simple Game Boy turn-based RPG made with GB Studio.
You are an explorer who found themselves in a monster infested land while searching for the mythical Chalice of Destiny, which is said to grant its owner control over their own destiny.
Fight monsters to gain exp to level up.
Leveling up allows you to choose a stat to increase.
You can find Items and collectables in the world to increase your stats.
Up, Down, Left, Right : Move character, change selection in menus.
A: Confirm
B: Cancel
Start: Open Stats Screen
Select: Heal when on Stats Screen, toggle move speed when unlocked
Credits:
Sound Effects: Tronimal Coffee Bat
Jingles and Fanfare: beatscribe
MSX-Screen-0 is an adaptation made by Santiago Crespo, based on MSX Screen 0 by Andy.
Status | Released |
Platforms | HTML5 |
Rating | Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars (1 total ratings) |
Author | MoistAmerica |
Genre | Role Playing |
Made with | GraphicsGale, GB Studio, Tiled |
Tags | 2D, 8-Bit, analogue-pocket, Game Boy, Game Boy ROM, gbstudio, Homebrew, Retro, Singleplayer, Turn-Based Combat |
Average session | About a half-hour |
Languages | English |
Inputs | Keyboard |
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Whew! Beat it! Fun Game! Thanks for building it!
I thought for sure I missed something because I couldn't find the last of the 4 relics. After building a map and retracing every step multiple times just to be sure, I decided to level grind until I could beat everything (trying to avoid spoilers). Once I got to a high enough level and beat all the things I got the final relic.
I enjoyed the game. It's a bit of a grind. Maybe more options during combat would help give the player a greater feeling of control, but might also slow the pace of the game down.
Map feels big and unpredictable. I loved that element of it. Truly felt lost and having to explore and re-explore as I went. A map system of some kind might be a good addition, but may detract from the feel of the game you're going for.
Overall, good bare bones game. Not hard per se, but requires a bit of a commitment to finish if that makes sense. I'm glad I did! Thanks again for making it. I enjoyed playing.
rated 5* ,collected ,followed ,commented ,thanked (good game thank you!)