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Something Classic Games LLC / Feb 23, 2017 / Indie, RPG
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CompareGorgeous pixel art. Intense, blazing fast battles. An epic adventure. This is the must-play retro indie JRPG built for the modern era.
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90% positive, 231 reviews
Very cool but also your typical RPG maker game. intresting puzzles but grinding is not easy.
0 found this helpful, 2026-08-30
A dainty JRPG that desires to be a blast to the past. Shadows of Adam is a manufactured revival of the classic turn based combat games of the NES and SNES era, featuring a polished gameplay, cleaned from the most annoying aspects of previous generation entries such as: grinding, slow combat, random encounters and restricted mana (here, named AP, gets regenerated). Here there is a precise number of enemies per area,...
1 found this helpful, 2026-08-16
The story is simple but wholesome and interconnected. Mechanics are quite oldschool, although there is active in-fight mana restoration, that is occasionally annoying because some fight tend to end before the replensih happens. A lot of box pushing puzzles, maybe a bit too much in the later dungeons, that drag for quite some time. The game also felt too linear until the flying ship point and DLC content, DLC was...
1 found this helpful, 2026-06-28
Oh man, I really wanted to like this game but the juvenile dialogue really kills the story and character development. The developer is clearly inspired by games like Chrono Trigger and Final Fantasy VI, but fumbled on the execution of what made those games great. Overall, it's a disappointment.
3 found this helpful, 2026-04-23
Es un JRPG genérico, sin nada especial. El sistema de combate es muy sencillo. La historia no es nada del otro mundo, por no decir mala. El villano durante buena parte de la aventura es un sinsentido. Los diálogos (en ingles) suenan muy raros, como si estuvieran malamente traducidos, aunque los autores parecen anglosajones. Por menos de un tercio de lo que cuesta, puedes pillar algún JRPG indie de calidad similar...
1 found this helpful, 2026-04-03
What a great little game. It's short, and breezy, and never feels like a slog. Combat is reasonably challenging and some bosses (looking at you, possessed andidote kid) are legit tough. The music is hit or miss but some tracks are stellar. It's a lot like FF Mystic Quest - which is a good thing!
1 found this helpful, 2026-03-29
Came to this after playing Quartet. Definitely see the growth from one game to the next! Keep it up, droppij absolute bangers! GAME GOOD, you try!
0 found this helpful, 2026-06-10
So I just completed Shadows of Adam over this weekend (the game is around 10-13 hours max) and as someone whom was around and played the games in my youth this game is clearly a love letter to (it looks and plays like Final Fantasy 6, Final Fantasy Mystic Quest + Lufia 2 had a love child), I have to say it was an enjoyable experience, (with a few writing and tone hiccups along the way). The Battle System is...
64 found this helpful, 2017-06-24
This is a fun little JRPG that's worth playing if you have an itch for the SNES Final Fantasy games, but don't have the time to deal with all those random battles again. It's about 10 hours long, with appealing graphics and catchy music. Beating enemies up and levelling up is as satisfying as ever. The gameplay and writing is a little simple and repetitive at times, but overall I enjoyed it for the stress-free JRPG...
39 found this helpful, 2017-03-03
What I love about this game, I love hard - The combat is fantastic. In a fight, finding the best course of action isn't simple, and that's a good thing. Opponents vary widely, and you constantly learn new, interesting abilities - this all means you're always having to adapt. Absolutely fantastic! The art was surprisingly great too, and the music okay - if sometimes awkward. But sadly, the rest of the game felt...
108 found this helpful, 2017-02-28
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