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About This Game Simultaneously a love letter to and a parody of classic role-playing games, Sojourner is the retro RPG that the world has been craving, but just didn't know it. By gracefully mixing modern gameplay elements with a familiar retro aesthetic, Sojourner features everything that you loved from the 8-bit RPGs of your childhood and leaves behind everything you didn't. Drawing heavy inspiration from NES classics like Mother (Earthbound), Dragon Quest, Final Fantasy, and Legend of Zelda, while bringing in an original style and quirkiness all its own, Sojourner is a glorious blend of the old and the new, making for a very playable, very fun adventure for anyone who is a fan of the classics or simply a fan of RPGs in general. Embark on an epic, heartwarming, and sometimes silly quest in a large fantasy universe, featuring more secret areas and sidequests than you will ever be able to find without using a strategy guideCreate your own party of highly-customizable characters, with 10 classes to choose from, and a class change systemRecruit monsters to your party with a unique spin on creature-capturingMultiple endings based on how you interact with characters in the worldNO GRINDINGRandom battles can be turned off completelyHumorous dialogue and nostalgic referencesAll graphics use the NES color palette8-bit music and sound effectsRuns at a buttery-smooth 60 frames per secondTypical completion time is 15-20 hours 1075eedd30 Title: SojournerGenre: Adventure, RPGDeveloper:Michael SquirrelPublisher:Michael SquirrelRelease Date: 17 Jul, 2017 Sojourner Ativador Download [crack] sojourner north clackamas. sojourner scripture. sojourner bags. sojourner's vision of god is an example of a/an. sojourner the shadowed road torrent. sojourner on mars. sojourner quotes. sojourner 2018. sojourner mission. sojourner folio. sojourner truth answer key. sojourner recovery services. sojourner download j cole. sojourner's vision of god is an example of a/an. sojourner adaptation. j cole sojourner download mp3. sojourner truth quiz. sojourner gravel. sojourner translation into english. sojourner rover facts. sojourner network. sigourney weaver movies. sojourner house boston. sojourner cafe. sojourner space. sojourner ahebee. sojourner rover size. sojourner outdoor. sojourner truth family. sojourner syndrome. sojourner permit italy. rodell-7 sojourner watch. sojourner eaton ohio. sojourner old testament. sojourner youtube. sojourner name meaning. sojourner pca tampa. sojourner overwatch. sojourner fanny pack waist bag. sojourner fanny pack waist bag. sojourner name meaning. sojourner pronunciation. sojourner truth timeline. sojourner and pathfinder. sojourner 5k. sojourner images. sojourner used in a sentence. sojourner vs vibedration. sojourner society. sojourner early life. sojourner elementary school. sojourner on earth. sojourner robot 3d model. sojourner hydration pack reviews. rapsody sojourner free download. sojourner family peace center. download sojourner ft j cole. sojourner leather. sojourner truth freedom. sojourner place. what is sojourner in english. 1851 sojourner truth speech. sojourner milwaukee. sojourner education. sojourner cauleen smith. sojourner free mp3 download. download sojourner ft j cole. sojourner truth quizlet apush. sojourner fanny pack review. sojourner ft j cole lyrics. sojourner hydration pack. sojourner camp. sojourner nasa. sojourner nasa. sojourner truth wikipedia english. sojourner caughman & thomas llc. sojourner fanny pack extender. sojourner images. sojourner group. sojourner rapsody download. sojourner lodge. sojourners award. sojourner peace center. sojourner keyboard for sale. sojourner truth full name. sojourner milwaukee. sojourner executive suites harleysville pa. sojourner truth quick facts. sojourner counseling For every flavor-of-the-month tryhard meta product, and for every 50 puzzle-based exploration games, one RPG Maker game gets a good story, good pacing, consistent worldbuilding and, most importantly, tight gameplay.This is that RPG.Sojourner gives you 10 well-drawn classes with unique benefits and drawbacks from which to build you party. Every enemy brings something different to each encounter, even if it's just a dumb joke. This is built off the Dragon Quest formula, and made more accessible for a new generation of newbies to enjoy.Speaking of accessibility, there are helpful (and funny) NPCs scattered everywhere, even a stone's throw away from the final boss. One of them tells you how to get the secret ending, too. No need to replay the entire adventure for something you might have missed. RPGs often have odd secrets that force people to look up a wiki or buy a strategy guide, but Sojourner goes in the exact opposite direction: It is self-contained, and encourages you to find everything it hid in its multiple worlds. The story is fairly light, but its message of positivity and optimism is a welcome change from the modern trend of 2deep4u meta stories. There's no tricks here. 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There is much to explore with easter eggs everywhere.The mechanics are interesting and the playstyle is customizable so that I had to do a fair amount of strategizing to defeat the final boss which actually felt like a huge accomplishment.. Bought this on sale. Just finished the Western Hole and looking forward to the rest of the game. Delightfully quirky and feels a lot like a streamlined version of DQ3.Lots of good ideas in this title. Classes are well done. I really like the over world hidden locations and wandering NPCs.Monster names are entertaining. Battles are fairly vanilla (but they wrap up very quickly, so it's not so bad).. The definition of a hidden gem, Sojourner could easily be missed in the crowd of games on sale. If you did, you'd be missing out on an absolutely heartwarming, 4th-wall shattering, and just straight-up interesting JRPG. 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I also appreciate the "optimize" on the equipment page -- though, again, for those who enjoy the "housekeeping" stuff, have at it. (I wish there was an optimize that would work on all your characters at the same time). You can have up to 8 in your adventuring group, though only 4 are in action at a time. I totally recommend this for all who love the old RPGs. I got my steam account out of mothballs just so I could play it.. If you loved playing Final Fantasy, Legend of Zelda, or other such games on the early Nintendo systems you will love this.There were always two things about particularly Final Fantasy type games that I didn't like as much (that I've heard plenty others complain about as well):1. SO MANY RANDOM MONSTER BATTLES OH MY GOD. They are less common in this game and there's a Pokemon-esque item that keeps monsters away for a bit. Inexpensive to buy in the shop and makes my life so much better. Even better, once you've played a bit, it gets BETTER. 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I haven't had this issue anyway because I have been binge-playing this because it is a load of fun and not so frustrating (thanks largely to the ability to turn off encounters when I don't feel like battling a load)... so I guess that's another feature that helps with that issue!I'm at the very end of the game (I'm pretty sure) and have played for about 13.3 hours total (not in one go). I feel like there's a bit more to be done and this boss battle is kicking my butt, BUT when I get frustrated with that, I can go on a fun SOJOURN (heheh) to another place to train up, explore, do a side quest, and\/or get more fun items. I used to (and really still do) love those old RPGs, but they really did frustrate me so much. Sojourner fixes a lot of what frustrated me while lovingly poking fun at the flaws and quirks of old games. It has some really lovely messages put in, loads of fun extras to find, and a wonderful sense of humour. Plus it's only $4.99, y'all! You can't beat that pricing! Seriously though, you guys should play this thing.. To comment, visit this review on Dragon Quill.A very, very meta RPG. Everyone is aware they are in a video game, and the player is explicitly asked why they\u2019re playing the game and making the choices they are at several points. I initially expected this to be irritatingly pretentious or pointlessly trite as meta stories so often are, but I actually thought it struck a good balance I genuinely appreciated. Though framed comedically, there is a serious undercurrent to it that I thought gave the game real poignancy. There is a strong emphasis on the importance of sensitivity, nuance, and small acts of kindness; this is a game where you can tip helpful NPCs for giving you exposition, and you will actually get to see what they did with the money and how it changed their life. I never felt like it was giving me the option to be nice to faceless NPCs just to mock me or the concept itself, as often seems to be the case in similar parodic RPGs. Though the tone is overall absurdist, there is a genuineness to everything I found really touching.Unfortunately, this is also an RPG that should have been a visual novel.The game\u2019s description promises that it \u201cfeatures everything that you loved from the 8-bit RPGs of your childhood and leaves behind everything you didn\u2019t\u201d. Unsurprisingly, it can\u2019t live up to this boast; it is just another RPG Maker RPG, with all the flaws standard for the genre, including the many hated features from those 8-bit RPGs I\u2019m really baffled the program hasn\u2019t shucked yet. Damage calculation appears to use an incredibly poorly-balanced subtractive defense formula that creates wildly different damage values for even tiny differences in defensive stats \u2014 my fighters would often take literally no damage from attacks that cut my casters\u2019 health in half. To really double down on this, magic defense is almost impossible to come by if you\u2019re not a caster because only casters can equip magical armor, so fighters are sitting ducks against spells and there\u2019s little you can do about it. Because oh yes of course enemy targeting is totally random, better hope enemies land that hit on the person who will take single-digit damage from it and not the person you\u2019ll have to revive next turn. (To rub salt in the wound, the tank class has an ability that\u2019s supposed to draw attacks, but it appears to only work some of the time, because ???) 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(Incidentally, developers: if players want to turn off a core gameplay feature, that\u2019s a sign it shouldn\u2019t be there in the first place.) You get the ability to change classes a la Dragon Quest III, but despite advising you to wait until you get all the skills for a class first (since they transfer), the game gives you no way of knowing when you\u2019ve gotten the final skill for a class. Some classes also have passive abilities, but they are not listed in the character screens and are only mentioned by NPCs in the starting area. I was also honestly quite surprised to learn class shifting was possible, because so many of the classes are obviously fusions between others \u2014 why exactly should I bother with the slow-leveling Sorcerer if I can produce the same effect by multiclassing a Warlock into a Healer? Relatedly, as I\u2019ve come to expect from RPG Maker games, magic is crap \u2014 elemental spells need to hit an elemental weakness to be even marginally better than a physical attack from a fighter of the same level. (Until you get the ultimate endgame spells, which are ludicrously powerful and boss fights are virtually impossible without them. There\u2019s just no middle ground in this game.) To make matters worse, the super caster class doesn\u2019t even seem to get every element naturally \u2014 are you supposed to multiclass into Warlock for those, or\u2026?So, ultimately, this looked like a nice idea marred by very amateurish design. I\u2026 am not sure if I can say it\u2019s worth money, frankly. Which is unfortunate, because the story really is quite nice, but the gameplay is just that unenjoyable. 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Except for one game-breaking bug, this is mostly stuff that no one will ever notice.Version1.1 Changes:[FIXED]-Players who got Monk as the starting class would become invisible when they tried to add any new party members.[FIXED]-Using the B button to back out of the "adding a party member" or "changing class" screens doesn't work properly.[FIXED]-Finding previously-visited hidden areas on the overworld is nearly impossible. Now there is a glowing X that appears[FIXED]-If you activate Infinity Repel, and then warp, it gets turned off-- but the game will say that it's still on. You have to use it twice more in order to get it to actually turn off again.[FIXED]-Weird gray boxes around the list of places you can teleport to.[FIXED]-One secret area had a tile that wasn't working properly.. Massive update released! Version 2.0!: Hey friends, I'm so happy to announce that Version 2.0 of Sojourner is out now (and your copy of the game has probably already been updated). Some big, much-requested changes have been made, and the game is extraordinarily better for them. Here are the changes from this latest update:Allow the player to resize the window and adjust resolution.Removed character portraits from the combat screen because it just looked too clunkySubstantially increased the damage of the summon spellsRebalanced some of the game's harder bosses and enemiesImproved regeneration skills for HP and MP, and made poison more effective.Increased the power of some skills.Fixed the music looping badly.Drastically improved the rewards for collecting all the Skull MedallionsSorcerer class now learns spells faster.Fixed a bug where warping out of Jaggo's party would leave the screen the wrong color.Minor bug fixes and typo fixes.. Version 3.0 is out!: Yes, the update that very few people were asking for has finally come out! I figured that, for various reasons, quite a few new folks have purchased the game recently or are trying it out for the first time, and they ought to have the best experience with the game possible.Here are the changes in Version 3.0: Made some of the weaker classes far more resilient, especially the spellcasting classes. Changed the EXP requirements of each class, so that classes will be a bit closer in overall level. Made the monster classes level up faster than regular characters, as a way to incentivize players to actually use them and to keep the game more balanced. Increased the initial ATK and DEF of all characters, in order to make the early-game just a teensy bit easier. Improved the system for swapping between party members. Made the EXP reward increase if you have fewer party members. Made the secret character considerably stronger and more-worth using. Decreased the encounter rate slightly. Improved the equipment screen. The “optimize” button will no longer change a character’s accessory. Fixed the resolution and full-screen problems. Now press F5 to enter fullscreen. Or F6 to resize window. Fixed some typos. I wasn’t actually expecting to ever update Sojourner again, especially because I am hard at work on my next game. However, I have been learning a lot, and have been aware of a few of Sojourner’s flaws for a long time. It wasn’t toooo much effort on my part to update the game.So please enjoy these improvements, and look forward to hearing more about my next game, which I’ll be revealing… eventually.. Anniversary Sale!!!: Specifically, the 2-month anniversary! Most people do something special to celebrate the 1st-year, 5th-year, or 10th-year anniversary, but not me! I'm just happy and proud that Sojourner got released to the public a couple months back. If you haven't picked it up yet, this week is the time to do it. At $1.99, this is an absolute steal. Except if you actually stole it, you wouldn't spend any money at all. It's a pretty easy game to pirate. But please don't pirate the game. Or if you do, you can send me a donation later to relinquish your guilt. Or you can promote the ever-living crap out of it; though, I would love if you did that whether you stole the game or not.Also, happy Rosh Hashanah to all the game's Jewish fans, as well as to the Jewish people who have never heard of the game.