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Eternal Twilight - First Impressions - Good Balance, Skills, Action Sequencing, Narrative, Crafting.

4,425 views · Published 11 February 2017 · 52:34 · Indexed 22 October 2026

Channel: Driftwood Gaming · 2017 · Gaming

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How's it going everyone, in this RPG Maker MV First Impressions video we take a look at Eternal Twilight from Fernyfer775. This game is a ton of fun, it's well balanced, has a good number of skills, which are spread out evenly with a skill learning system based on AP (JP). The majority of them have custom action sequencing, and custom animations to go along with them. The is some very clever use of eventing in this game with showing pictures instead of having to modifying scenes in order to show a help manual that is not shoved down your throat like most games tutorial systems. This one lets you learn more about the game's mechanics if your interested in learning. Im a huge fan of the optional tutorials approach. The game starts right off without a wall of text and instead of telling about the story it gets right into gameplay and shows the player the story as you play through the game. The music is good and fits the beat appropriately. The enemies are animated with their own action sequences and a good use of plugins like yanfly's animated sv enemies. There are several skills and items I see that reflect tutorials I've made in the past. It's very rewarding for me to see thing's I've made tutorials about be put into peoples game. The dialog is fully fleshed out with no real grammar errors or spelling issues. I really appreciate that as it makes doing these first impressions much easier to do when they are well written. There was also an interesting fight with a friendly spirit that wanted an item in exchange for a reward and the battle ends with no fighting. I thought that was a great addition to the game. There was a creative rune crafting system included in this game that had it's own map and menus for it. This was also made using plugins from yanfly like the item synthesis menu. The menus all have particle effects (moghunter or soul) and scrolling backgrounds. I can go on and on about why this is a good game, but I recommend you check this one out and take some notes. Thank you for sending me this game Fernyfer775, and great job.

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