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About This Game Lands of Hope Redemption is a massive 2D RPG with MMORPG elements, play with hundreds and even thousands of your friends OR simply play as a lone wolf. At the start of the game you are free to choose one of our template classes or build your own class and be unique!An unfortunate shipwreck leaves you stranded on a small sandy island, with only vague memories of your past and a bizarre chest half buried in the sand. As you explore the island you hear stories of a war to the east and your destiny is set in motion ...Features: Real time movement Turn based combat Over 60 skills Hundreds of combat powers Tens of thousands of item combinations Crafting Questing Groups (Cooperative and otherwise) Guilds Pets Player housing and much much more ....Lands of Hope Redemption is now available on Steam.Further DetailsOver 120 maps currently exist in the game, these range from sunny beaches to dank dungeons, from sultry forests to frozen mountain tops!Players are free to level up through gathering resources, questing, fighting and crafting and can unlock new skills from level 21 onwards.There are numerous cities in the game where players can often find specials quests, mailboxes to post items to friends / alts and player housing. Oasis (Level 21) (housing nearby) Smugglers Cove (level 55+) Hasumachi (level 75+) (housing available) Stormybrooke (level 150) Asagarth (level 190+) (housing available) 1075eedd30 Title: Lands of Hope RedemptionGenre: Adventure, RPGDeveloper:Regal Computer ServicesPublisher:Regal Computer ServicesRelease Date: 8 Jun, 2014 Lands Of Hope Redemption Full Crack [Crack Serial Key Let us look at this in perspective, for a moment. A small indie team made an actually decent experience that works as intended most of the time. To that end, it's better than a lot of stuff on steam. For $1.99, if you really want a cheap mmo experience, LOHR is worth two dollars.That being said, there's some critical flaws here that need to be addressed. One, the game is brutally unforgiving. I got murdered in one hit by a monster my level. The game is positively begging you for money at every turn. Strong boxes need purchased keys, avatars need buying, and even premium classes. This starts on tutorial island and does not stop. The level design feels directionless and meandering. No real game tutorial for a new combat systemDid they achieve something pretty cool? Yeah, actually, they did. Is it worth paying money for? Well, see, I have a rule. If you're charging me for the game up front, you don't get to ask for microtransactions. So, no, this game is not worth it at this juncture.. Game simply does not run (runs in background, no screen, no game) on my top of the range Windows 10 PC...The day of reckoning (when I installed this game) let to the death of all Hope... :(. I am not a great review writer ( my english is not so good ) This game gave me a big supprise it's is really nice try it it;s a lot of fun :). In-app purchases. I don't do in-app purchases. Just charge me and let me play.. Huge potential. Creative ideas. Unfortunately most of them feel rushed. My guess is zero funding. I feel the pain of indie developers. Creating games which require a great deal of time for little to no money. Random thoughts:1.) Bands mixed with monster level scaling to the player. The system IMO revolutionizes what it means to group in an MMO. Other games can learn from this. Any level player can group with any other level player and enjoy the same content because monsters scale to the unique player. Bands earn points per kill to spend on various things. The entire idea is amazing. I hope other devs see this and get inspired.2.) The loot system and stats overall. Items range from +0 to +10 and the possibility of more stats but rare. Unfortunately, the combat and character building was so simplistic. Combat consisted of spamming 1 ability. So itemizing around such a simple system was pointless.3.) On-use leveling and losing progress if you respec is a huge no no. Time investment lost because someone wants to try other skills. 4.) The game tries to be a sandbox but ultimately feels like a themepark game that throws you into a linear story line. I think the game woulda benefitted from being a full-on sandbox with no skill limitations and a large open world, especially how the banding works and treasure maps etc... Being a linear quest game makes most of the cool features feel lackluster.Overall, a game that has\/had huge potential. Seems like there is zero funding so I would guess "had" potential.