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Jikandia: The timeless land is an old school hack-and-slash dungeon crawler with too much time on his hands. A group of nine friends are bent in the dimension of Jikandia on their way to school and is going to put a stop to the evil that is consuming the country.To do this, you will delve into randomly generated dungeons, beat up monsters, defeat bosses, collect loot, and reform your disparate group of friends. Unfortunately, the plot is not exciting enough nor the rewards valuable enough to keep you interested for a very long time.
Jikandia's dungeons are 2D platforming areas, made up of many small rooms. Each room is peopled with monsters and treasure chests, and only takes a few seconds to run through. The key element here is that you get to decide how long each dungeon takes to complete, from three to 30 minutes. The longer you hang out, the more valuable loot you will find, and the more money you earn to spend back in town. But when the gameplay is dull and repetitive, I never wanted to spend more than the minimum required time.
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It would be a different story if you have earned fabulous rewards to enhance the deadline, but Jikandia is pretty stingy. After a few hours of play, I had earned quite fortune, but had nothing to spend it on in the city - to choose the weapon was the same weak array from when I started the game. If I got a cool new ax, or a katana, I'd be psyched to run back into the dungeon and check it out, but Jikandia not reward me often enough to keep me hooked.
In each dungeon you'll find one of your classmates and add them to your party - but you can only take two students with you at some point. Because every kid has his or her own attacking style, this feature adds a nice little strategy to Jikandia. Another interesting adaptation apartment comes with quartz crystals you find in dungeons. As you progress through the game you will unlock more and more slots where you can equip the crystals that give you a range of upgrade options from attack increases for defense bonuses to poison immunities.
Jikandia uses retro pixel art, which I normally a big fan of, but here the character designs are pretty generic and the creatures you encounter in dungeons lacks personality. They are all just blobs of different colors.
The story and dialogue are pretty inane, but even if you find them interesting, you will struggle to keep up. When you can control the dialogue, you have to trudge through a line at a time. Worse, in dungeons, your characters speak in their own and you'll be too busy with the action on screen to be attentive.
Jikandia contains a Coliseum where you can meet with friends via Ad Hoc and go dungeon diving together.
