Menagerie is a game that revolves around four odd people who are tasked with saving their planet from an incoming alien invasion. However the plot takes several unexpected turns and as you near the event horizon you begin to realize that the Armada is only one of the threats to existence. Its gameplay is comprised of both turn-by-turn battles typical to JRPG's, action battle scenes more similar to action games and hectic minigames or events which should keep you occupied, the game also boasts a deep alchemy system with an obsessive gathering system to supplement it. Can you think of another game where you can strip beds, loot, destroy and salvage what remains of fridges, cupboards, stoves, sinks, pillars, statues, barrels, urns, crates and less absurd things? No, I didn't think so.
I forgot I could post stuff here! So this is the trailer for Menagerie, to be released in under four days from now!
The VA is by myself (Fyori and Director Vind), FelicitousArtisan (Tac), Andinator (Asarath), TKtheKnight(Fatty and Zardari), UsagiShinobi(Director Slik), Apoc (Gerald and Orsa) and Xzygon. (Spooky)
Music used is a bashed together combo of these two:
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The text display sound effect is pulled from World of Warcraft, it's one of the sounds for Arcane Barrage (Mage spell.)
I figured it deserved a little credit since Cataclysm was what brought about the initial concept idea of this game in the first place. The Sound effect and VA are not in the game.
Menagerie's release is soon to come, featuring...
-Epic Picture Cutscenes
-Space Travel and Exploration
-Space Dogfights
-Gameplay Rich Battles and Events
-Eight Optional Character-specific intermissions.
-32 Weapons, 64 Accessories and 150 Items
-A simple though deep Alchemy System
-Expansive Gathering System
-A Deep compelling storyline.
-Superb writing and character building.
-Atmospheric Planet Exploration
-Hidden Treasures and Events
-Entirely Custom Original Soundtrack
-No DRM
-No Cost
-At least 6 hours of Gameplay.
The CCC and myself have worked with love and devotion to bring you this cornerstone of creative potential. If it isn't revered as one of the best RPG Maker games of all time, then I have failed.