About This Game CautionAs this game was created using RPG Maker, the following features exclusive to the RPG Maker engine listed below can be used. To take a screenshot using the Steam Overlay feature, please change the function key to any key other than F12.F12: Reset the gameAlt + Enter: Toggle Full screen/Window modeHelen knows little about who she is―or even where she is―and she's dying to find out more. Stranded on a floating island with a labyrinthine castle just begging to be explored, Helen lets her curiosity get the better of her. Fortunately for Helen, she's more than capable of taking care of herself. Armed with a plethora of weapons she finds along the way on her journey, Helen must battle monsters, collect new equipment, and uncover the many secrets of her mysterious home.Helen spends the game fighting on her own, and she wouldn't have it any other way. Using the game’s unique 1-on-1 combat system, Helen can collect weapons and toggle between them during battle as the situation dictates. Take advantage of the passage of time and knowledge of your opponents to quickly swap in the right weapon for the job and finish off your foes before they have the chance to react.Enhance weapons using experience points collected from defeated enemies, collect new weapons hidden deep inside the labyrinth, and put together the ultimate arsenal. Equip and upgrade weapons of all shapes and sizes―from bows and shields, to broadswords and devastating magic spells. Learning when to use each weapon is the ultimate key to victory. HelenOur heroine. A girl of few words. ArdisA man who lives with Helen. The Demon KingRuler of the terrifying Four Lords. Undead KnightHe seems to appear wherever Helen goes. ZackAnother adventuring hero. The FairyThe hero Zack's attendant.Death is not the End.Death can come swiftly in the world of Helen's Mysterious Castle―but it's not the end of the adventure. Every time Helen perishes, she'll reawaken in the cabin with a piping hot Salisbury steak ready to be eaten. Gobbling up this delicious meal will grant a permanent increase to her lifeline, rendering otherwise-unbeatable foes just a little bit easier.FAQFAQQ. Does Helen level up?A. While Helen herself does not level up, her items can be enhanced using experience points.Q. There is a glitch or aspect ratio issue in the game.A. Please switch to Window mode by pressing F4 or Alt + Enter.Q. Is there a game manual?A. There is a ReadMe file available inside your Steam directory:C:\Program Files\Steam\steamapps\common\Helen's Mysterious Castle\helenQ. Why does the Japanese version crash?A. The Japanese-language coding in this game runs only on Japanese system locales. If you want to play the game in Japanese and it crashes, please change your system locale to Japanese. 6d5b4406ea Title: Helen's Mysterious CastleGenre: Casual, Indie, RPGDeveloper:SatsuPublisher:AGM PLAYISMFranchise:PLAYISMRelease Date: 18 Mar, 2016 Helen's Mysterious Castle Torrent Download [Torrent] helen's mysterious castle read. helen's mysterious castle badge. helen's mysterious castle badge. helen's mysterious castle full screen. helen's mysterious castle silence. helen's mysterious castle endings. helen's mysterious castle demon king. helen's mysterious castle blacksmith. helen's mysterious castle review. helen's mysterious castle lord of silence. helen's-mysterious-castle. helen's mysterious castle endings. helen's mysterious castle walkthrough. helen's mysterious castle full screen. helen's mysterious castle demon king. helen's mysterious castle walkthrough. helen's mysterious castle good things come to those who wait. helen's mysterious castle lord of silence. helen's mysterious castle items. helen's mysterious castle second floor. helen's mysterious castle 2nd floor. helen's mysterious castle golden doors. helen's mysterious castle wait. helen's mysterious castle wiki. helen's mysterious castle review. helen's mysterious castle blacksmith. helen's mysterious castle guide. helen's mysterious castle read. helen's mysterious castle good things come to those who wait. helen's mysterious castle igg. helen's mysterious castle wiki. helen's mysterious castle. helen's mysterious castle igg. helen's mysterious castle wait. helen's mysterious castle silence. helen's mysterious castle second floor. helen's mysterious castle download. helen's mysterious castle items. helen's mysterious castle guide. helen's mysterious castle ost. helen's mysterious castle. helen's mysterious castle ost. helen's mysterious castle golden doors. helen's mysterious castle 2nd floor A short but fun jrpg :). I have no idea why the reviews are so high for this. Are people going really easy on it because of the price? For me, this is a very cheap game and plays like it. It doesn't even have a tutorial or any kind of introduction to the story. The combat, overworld and controls all feel clumsy. There's nothing that appeals to me about this game at all.I mean I know it doesn't cost much, but there's still an investment of time as a player here. I can't justify using my time on this as opposed to a more in-depth, smooth, and professionally made RPG. Skip this title and save your money until you can afford something better.. Don't let the positive reviews fool you and save yourself 0.99 or 1.99 whatever you're gonna buy it for. You're going to get exactly what you paid for. The combat is shallow, the story isn't anything too exciting, the level design is questionable, and the aspect ratio hurts my eyes.Starting with the combat, you take turns attacking each other with an occasional block or heal with little to no strategy. By the time you have your full selection of weapons and abilities, there's very few enemies that they'll actually be necessary for. I think the final enemies\/bosses are the most fun since they actually require some prep time and planning. But overall that fun is short lived. The story isn't exactly something that pulled me in, I won't get into spoilers but most of the "story" will be in the final hour of your playthrough. As for the level design, it wasn't anything too bad until the final area where there's no sense of direction and it feels like you're walking in circles. At one point you have to walk into a wall and "out of bounds" in order to progress... Which is something I would have never figured out unless I checked a guide. There are also some items that require you to walk into walls and again go "out of bounds" to obtain, but overall I made it through fine without ever giving them a second thought. And now for the worst offender, the aspect ratio. You're left with no choice but to stare at a small little box for hours with a possible migraine. If you try to play full screen, the resolution is stretched and doesn't look very good. I think there is a fix for this someplace, somewhere, but it wasn't apparent when I played so I got stuck with the small box.I guess I should mention the controls, you move with the arrow keys, interact with enter, and sprint with shift. Keyboard controls are pretty awkward so I opted to use a gamepad. Which *surprise* force you to move around with the analog stick rather than the dpad... I guess it isn't that big of a deal, I just think its unfortunate that there's no choice to move around with the dpad since the keyboard controls clearly aren't viable.Point I'm trying to make, is even if its price is something you can live without, the time you'll lose is something you'll never regain.. A short but fun jrpg :). Don't let the positive reviews fool you and save yourself 0.99 or 1.99 whatever you're gonna buy it for. You're going to get exactly what you paid for. The combat is shallow, the story isn't anything too exciting, the level design is questionable, and the aspect ratio hurts my eyes.Starting with the combat, you take turns attacking each other with an occasional block or heal with little to no strategy. By the time you have your full selection of weapons and abilities, there's very few enemies that they'll actually be necessary for. I think the final enemies\/bosses are the most fun since they actually require some prep time and planning. But overall that fun is short lived. The story isn't exactly something that pulled me in, I won't get into spoilers but most of the "story" will be in the final hour of your playthrough. As for the level design, it wasn't anything too bad until the final area where there's no sense of direction and it feels like you're walking in circles. At one point you have to walk into a wall and "out of bounds" in order to progress... Which is something I would have never figured out unless I checked a guide. There are also some items that require you to walk into walls and again go "out of bounds" to obtain, but overall I made it through fine without ever giving them a second thought. And now for the worst offender, the aspect ratio. You're left with no choice but to stare at a small little box for hours with a possible migraine. If you try to play full screen, the resolution is stretched and doesn't look very good. I think there is a fix for this someplace, somewhere, but it wasn't apparent when I played so I got stuck with the small box.I guess I should mention the controls, you move with the arrow keys, interact with enter, and sprint with shift. Keyboard controls are pretty awkward so I opted to use a gamepad. Which *surprise* force you to move around with the analog stick rather than the dpad... I guess it isn't that big of a deal, I just think its unfortunate that there's no choice to move around with the dpad since the keyboard controls clearly aren't viable.Point I'm trying to make, is even if its price is something you can live without, the time you'll lose is something you'll never regain.. I have no idea why the reviews are so high for this. Are people going really easy on it because of the price? For me, this is a very cheap game and plays like it. It doesn't even have a tutorial or any kind of introduction to the story. The combat, overworld and controls all feel clumsy. There's nothing that appeals to me about this game at all.I mean I know it doesn't cost much, but there's still an investment of time as a player here. I can't justify using my time on this as opposed to a more in-depth, smooth, and professionally made RPG. Skip this title and save your money until you can afford something better. PCMark 10 Update Released: This is a minor update. Benchmark scores are not affected.Futuremark benchmarks use a component called SystemInfo to identify the hardware in your system. This patch updates SystemInfo to version 5.6. SystemInfo 5.6. PCMark 10 Update Released: Futuremark benchmarks use a component called SystemInfo to identify the hardware in your system. This patch updates SystemInfo to version 5.4. SystemInfo 5.4. PCMark 10 Update Released: UL benchmarks use a component called SystemInfo to identify the hardware in your system. This patch updates SystemInfo to version 5.18. SystemInfo 5.18. 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