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About This Game Sydney's World is a family-friendly JRPG. Game focus is on the intersecting story arcs of a young girl seeking her father and a king in search of redemption. Sydney is a real eight year old girl, not a cliche fem super-hero or cliche fem helpless victim. She behaves just as the real Sydney would, alternating between cuteness, petulance, innocence, anger, sorrow, illogical decisions, jealousy, extreme joy, etc. When she's captured by an evil wizard and transported to another world, her toy elf Snowball is brought to life. He's Sydney's alter ego and ultimate childhood wish-fulfillment; his whole existence revolves around her. Together, they stop small dogs from barking, cause a king to reconsider his philosophy, and deal with very real emotions in a fantasy world setting. King Nicholas Westergaard rules the human settlements of an unknown world. He's consumed with a war against another race and a rebellion within his own kingdom. In time he discovers he has caused both. Explore new worlds without the usual multitude of boring side-quests and random encounters with identical enemies. There are no maps, mini-maps, mini-mini maps, or micro-maps; exploration is done the old-fashioned way, with clues and logic. Sydney and villains are voice-acted to enhance engagement. Other characters are not, to encourage reading and imagination. There is no profanity, blood/gore, sexual content...or even more damaging to young minds...lame dialogue and cheap endings! Older, wiser players will enjoy unconventional aphorisms that might cause them to reconsider their own philosophy. Hard-core RPG gamers should note that there is no inventory management or traits/abilities/skill point management. For more information on Sydney's World for younger players, please visit the website. 7aa9394dea Title: Sydney's WorldGenre: RPGDeveloper:Wise Dad GamesPublisher:Wise Dad GamesRelease Date: 1 Feb, 2016 Sydney's World Activation Code [crack] sydney polo world cup. sydney wildlife world tickets. sydney temperature world news. sydney on world map. sydney leroux world cup. sydney piano world eastern valley way. sydney airport world ranking. sydney world rugby sevens. sydney world darts. sydney festival world without us. sydney world herald. dp world sydney enterprise agreement. inflatable world sydney nsw. sydney's little world. sydney hotel world square. real world sydney episode 1. world vision sydney. dp world sydney news. real world sydney full episodes. sydney battery world. sydney world congress of accountants. karaoke world sydney nsw. sydney mclaughlin world record. university of sydney qs world ranking. sydney wildlife world vs featherdale. uts sydney world ranking. sydney roosters world club challenge. sydney archdiocese world youth day. sydney 2nds world. sydney 2009 world masters games. western sydney university world ranking 2019. sydney bgc world star. sydney in world war 2. quanjude sydney world square. sydney world tour beach volleyball. sydney population world ranking Before actually beginning my recommendation, let me say this might not be for everyone. Ultimately, as a work of art, it's worth checking out, but if all you're looking for is an RPG, I would suggest any of the Final Fantasy games on here before 13, for a little bit less expensive games, there's always a lot of RPG Maker games that boast length and have fairly conventional gameplay.Now the gamplay is somewhat bland to be entirely honest. It does use RPG Maker default assests, and that does make it's appearance a bit hard to stand out. Remember how I said not to get this if all you're looking for is an RPG? Well that's because you don't have a lot of freedom. Towns end up closing up for good sometimes after their part in the story is done, there's really nothing to buy, no real equipment or party choice or anything. It's actually very linear throughout the game. Another thing is all the fights are scripted. There are no random encounters... BUT, there is apparently a posibility of updates with optional areas and ways to fight when you like, therefore, if you take issue with this, keep in mind it might change anyway.The real reason to play Sydney's World is for the writing. Now as this game has mostly RPG Maker assets, there are still a lot of interesting original characters and enemies. These characters are often drawn in different ways to express different tones, different personas each one has. Sydney is drawn all anim\u00e9 pretty with kitty ears to express her innocence, where Nilrem has a much more realistic and menacing form. This, I've found only emphasizes who the characters are, and that's important here. Before I get into that, however, let me bring up the subtle, subtext of the game as a whole. Throughout the game, you end up getting to read quotes from philosopher's and even the man who made the game himself. These were described by the developer as an attempt to answer the question, "Why?". Why do people do the things they do. In a game that was meant to appeal to children, it's very interesting to see human nature really analyzed like this. Is everything we do because we were predisposed to it? Well ultimately, whether you reject or accept it, it's up to you, but it also raises interesting points, including the bias that the scientific community faces. It can be depressing of course. The best thing, however, is the character development. Each and all characters have their own purpose and their trials all serve as interesting allegories to life. Throughout the game, the king says many intelligent things, however he let his status go to his head and made dire mistakes. Kallell has personal struggles with his own anger, and has to face that his revenge on the elves for what happened in the past is not worth wasting the future. Nilrem explained early on, he does what he does, because there is nothing wrong with it. It makes you wonder what type of person he is. Is he "bad" or does he have the advantage of understanding humanity, knowing deep down that this is how everyone is. Nilrem can actually be argued as the most rational, because an objective "good" and "evil" don't really exist. As a young adult, I found the themes in this game very interesting and worthwhile. If you like this sort of thing, I would recommend playing through this. It starts off slow, sure, and predictably, but by the end it can be mind-blowing. When it all came together, my expectations were surpassed.To sum it all up, Sydney's World was a unique adventure, full of literary themes. It's a very artistic game. If you are looking for something a bit profound, even touching in a family way, there's a good chance you'll appreciate this.. Place holder for a full review once I have given it some more time. The problem given was very kindly helped with by Sydney's world, and I have to give full recomendations to the developer for actually caring about the people playing the game.Actual game itself? So far, really really cute, I'm looking forwards to seeing what will come next in the game, and have to admit, so far, the characters and the storyline is making me smile.Thanks very much everyone!. I am not much of a reviewer for RPGs, but just wanted to say that I enjoy playing this game. It's fun, and interesting in that I can play different characters.. This is a JRPG with a difference. It is family-friendly, features no blood, cursing or nudity and has a good underlying message. As it begins, I do wonder if all of it isn't in the mind of a small girl dreaming. Still, it has good heart, and is fun to play.Do try it.. I love this story. Sydney's World is a simplified version of an Adventure game with RPG elements designed with kids in mind by educators, independent artists, & even students. The GamePlay is more like an adventure story set to a JRPG style. One walks about like they would in an RPG and then the story is the main goal of exploration. Battle is more intellectual like a puzzle, as there are very few ways to level up and no item management to worry about. There is no grind! It's quite refreshing wandering on to the next event at your own pace. If you lose a battle, it's about strategy and not preparation. It ends up more like a string of boss fights with very few minions. It makes the gameplay quick, so you can spend most of your time enjoying the story.The music is wonderful, with many scenes having their own themes and ambiance. The quality is top notch, with Korg styled Chiptune tracks evoking feelings of nostalgia for good ol' days. Dungeons thunder with warm synth base lines. Fields come to life with exciting marches. Villages feel welcoming and fun. Bosses brawl to dangerous soundtracks. The pastiche of mixed media in the game is contemporary and international in scope. One will come across styles of Japanese manga, American comic book art, Impressionist cutscenes, 3D renders, & all sorts of artists making it possible. It clashes like a home-made quilt sewn by hand over generations. There's something very beautiful about it all coming together through RPG Maker.The story is a Child's Epic. That word, "Epic" gets thrown around a lot these days, but "Sydney's World" truly is written in the style of a great Fantasy. There is a living, breathing world here! There is a History contained in the many books and libraries along the way that make the present world feel realistic. Themes of Love, Hope, Trust, Valour, Virtue, & Truth shine with intention throughout the narrative. Sydney never gives up. She is a true heroine for the age. The Royal party embodies honour and Chivalry in a time when all seems lost. These themes are not like an average children's book. This is more like "The Hobbit" & Tolkien's incredible ability to write without allegory through applicability for the sake of creating a neutral story for all ages. There is no staunch teaching here. The game is focused on allowing the child to read along with Sydney. The material is all age approrpiate. This doesn't mean that the story is without thrills, comedy or drama: there is lot's of that! Often I would laugh out loud or even tear up a bit. As a bitter 34 year old gamer who's played every RPG possible, often not finding them engaging as my childhood favourites, getting an emotional reation out of me is very difficult. I am in chronic pain.The writing in Sydney's World is powerful enough to take me out of the real world enough that I love the story and forget how much pain I'm in. I cannot give a much higher endorsement. Sydney is amazing! The last time I felt this was was about Rydia in "Final Fantasy IV." They are both so brave and honest. Faithful to their quests, they are wonderful heroes for kids... and I guess even me. Sydney will make you want to be a better person. Her Dad's advice is directly applicable to many problems we all face every day. The philosophers write the other books scattered about and take the reading level higher. Later in the game, hidden tomes have college level material that connects all the mysteries of Sydney's World. The lore is more akin to that of a MMORPG, with many pages to study. It's quite interesting how the alternate world formed. It's hard to believe that this much work and care went into the story. This isn't normal. This is years of imagination coming to fruition;, a Dad's dream for his daughter, a story for us all. I feel lucky to have helped work in the last months with some of the art.My work pales in comparisson to all the wonderous work my fellow artists have accomplished.Most of my art in game is Parallax Backgrounds. I also drew the puppy! Hehehehe.Thank you for a life changing experience. I am a huge fan as well as a artist on the project.Understand that I am biased, but honest. It wasn't hard to enjoy Sydney's World. It was an honour.Sydney's World is about discovery in times of crisis, keeping your chin up and putting on a smile, facing the trials of life and prevailing despite all odds. It is truly an inspiration and great fun.. I have only played this game for about 5 hours. I am enjoying it. On one level it is a typical JRPG. It is less grindy than the usual and is a good introduction to RPG for younger players. Very young players might find it frightening and have trouble with some of the vocabulary. This makes it a good game for an adult to play with a child. It is definitely more linear than typical RPg's which I actually enjoy because I don't have to think as hard or take copious notes. Lots of humor.. If you all Loved Playing Games like Chrono Trigger, Secret Of Mana, The Final Fantasy's on the Super Nintendo and Games like that that were Kid Friendly, then Continue on Reading.First time I've written a Review like this on Steam. As soon as you begin Sydney's World, if it doesn't bring a Smile to your face, then something is wrong. The way Sydney says her Lines is very Precious indeed. XDAll of the Menu's are Hand Made, even the Cut-scenes. Character Pictures, Profiles, and a ton of the Sprites to, so you can tell a lot of love and care was put into this game. It's not like a ton of the other RPG Maker Games that have Flooded Steam where there is all Generic things in them. These are people that have really put a lot of love behind their Game. Even the Names of the Items made me laugh, but in a good way. There truly needs to be more games like this on Steam. This is how RPG Maker Games should be done.It's also Educational as it has been Stated before. Check everywhere when you get the chance because you have no ideal what you'll find. There's References to People that have Shaped our World to what it is today from Emotions, History, Life in General. Even the people Teach Important Life Lessons to.I hope one day to play this with my Great Niece who also has a Speech Impediment because i know she'll truly love it. I can tell that Families will have tons of fun playing it together. :)Voice Acting is very Spot On and Professionally done as well. The Voice Actors really Fit the Characters. I can tell you all right now that even if you have no Children to Share this Game with, you will enjoy it, Especially if your looking for a Lighthearted RPG. We have to many Flooding the Markets these days that are all about Gore and other things. Gone are the days it seems for RPGs like this. This Game is a Breath of Fresh Air among the RPG World.The Music in the game fits the mood at the Given Situations. Weather it's a Dungeon or a Town, Etc., it fits the mood. Combat isn't that hard either. It's very fun as well. The Monsters don't look bad either. XD In-fact, some look funny while others look like Real Life Animals that you would see in the World. Others, well, let's just say they would Scare some people. Monster Sprites are even Hand Done as well, so that's another Plus for this Game. I will admit that with the Maps and Sprites, some do seem out of place at times, but other times they're not. Mostly the Sprites fit the Area and Screen. Some can be Off putting to some though, but it shouldn't be to bad to make the game Unenjoyable.The Emotions you will feel playing this game will range from happy, sad, warm fuzzies, and things like that. <3 It truly is Wonderful and it is great.Pyramids are evil BTW. EVIL I SAY!!! PURE EVIL!Sydney is as I already Stated beyond Precious in this Game. If you don't Fall In Love with Her and Her Banter with the other Characters then there is something wrong with you. For parents and Adults alike, I truly Recommend this Game Highly to everyone. Sure, it has it's Problems, but they're to far and few in-between to really be a bother.This Game has Easily become One of my Favorite Games of All Time and is One Of my Top as well as my Favorite RPG Maker Game of All Time as well. It's going to take a lot to Beat this One. If you all think you know one that can, tell me the Name of it and I will Check it out.Also, Remember to Save Often. You'll thank me for it later on. LOLJust remember this. Use your head and think if you get Stuck. Usually the most Problematic thing can be Solved if you use your head. :) Just take a Deep Breath and do that. Also, my First Favorite Game here of all time I will leave this Review with a Quote from it that will help you all out like it did me for a Few Years now.Nothing is impossible. -Marquis De Hoto. This game is great! Developer has put so much into it with voices and story that you can ignore RPGmaker-style gameplay if you are not freak for old school games. Even tho I had the game, I bought one for my little cousin so I can support this Developer. Great job!10/10. Sydney's World is an excellent turn-based, story-driven RPG that I highly recommend to everyone, young and old.This is not your typical RPG Maker game; you need to come into this world understanding that there is an amazing story to be told here, and that this game is much more than a turn-based RPG. That's not to say there is anything wrong with those kinds of RPGs, ( I personally love them), but before you buy this game you need to understand this is more about the story than fights.The story revolves around a young girl out to save her father from an evil wizard from another world. The flow of the game is very linear, but the locations you journey too and the people you meet are very unexpected and interesting. There are many twists and turns, and many different locations to explore, and this really held my interest.You will meet many great characters in your journeys and you will grow fond of them.A strong and interesting story is certainly a highlight here.The developer wants you to not worry about equipment such as weapons and items, so you don't really need too, but you certainly can.It can be dangerous though, and I suggest saving very often and using multiple saves as the game suggests.You never know what is around the corner.You will find your typical Elixers and Revive Potions, but there is no buying or selling, or upgrading equipment in this game. Most towns and castles can not be entered again either, which I found rather unusual.If you missed anything, that's too bad.Due to a lack of random battles, you can not grind for experience, though there are a few places where there are a lot of enemies.This game is not about that. I found this game to have excellent music and sound effects, and the graphics were bright, colorful, creative, and interesting. There is some very nice artwork here that introduce you to new areas or situations, and there are very well made enemies and bosses.Sydney and some other characters speak, and other characters don't.This may be the first RPG Maker game I've played that had spoken dialogue.However, as with most games where there is spoken dialogue, you may find yourself skipping the voices because you read the text long before the character says it. I found myself doing this eventually.I personally found the lack of battles and opportunities to power my team up for boss battles dissapointing.This IS an RPG maker game at heart, and heavily reducing the core part of the game felt strange to me.However, if your conservative with your items, and experienced in RPGs, you won't have too much trouble.As I said though, you need to come into this game with different expectations.I HIGHLY recommend this game, I had a great time and I'm sure you will too.Disclaimer: I was provided a key by the developer for review purposes.This did NOT influence my review in any way.. The game backgrounds look really well made in detail by its artist,the story is just A-M-A-Z-I-N-G! I'll finish the whole story and I'll tell more soon~!