Saint James Place
Overview
Feature Quest
Creator:
Joelmacool
Genre: NES-style
Added: 01 Dec 2024
Updated: 20 Dec 2024
ZC Version: 2.55
Downloads: 200
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Information
This is the official Saint James Place Quest Pack! Including two quests in one, experience Saint James Place in two entirely different ways.
Check the description for more information on Saint James Place: A-Side, and Saint James Place: B-Side!
Check the description for more information on Saint James Place: A-Side, and Saint James Place: B-Side!
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Rambly
Posted 07 February 2025 - 05:46 AM
Played A-Side. I'm absolutely in love with the aesthetic and vibes, and the sense of exploration and openness is really cool. The dialogue is really memorable, too. I'd say the difficulty is roughly on par with the first quest, maybe with some slightly more complex navigation. One of the coolest Z1-style quests I've played in a while.
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Eddy
Posted 07 December 2024 - 03:17 PM
Very solid quest all around! For reference I played the A-Side version (not a chance I'll ever touch B-Side). The quest is very Z1-like, especially when it comes to overworld design and dungeon design. I do like how as you complete every dungeon the world continues to open up more and more until you are free to explore everywhere. That kind of progression is great. The dungeons are designed interestingly and some have cool gimmicks to them. The mini dungeons you find along the way compliment the main dungeons quite well and I certainly like how you get thrown off by having to visit later ones much earlier than anticipated to get items to progress.
I don't have much to critique but I will say that I feel the main dungeons are all far too short IMO. Makes sense for maybe the first 2 dungeons or so but I certainly think for A-Side the later dungeons should've been expanded since I feel they just went by too fast until you get to Level 9 which is huge in comparison. That's all really though.
Overall a very solid quest, I had fun playing it and it's nice to see classic style quests pop up now and again. A solid 4/5 from me.
I don't have much to critique but I will say that I feel the main dungeons are all far too short IMO. Makes sense for maybe the first 2 dungeons or so but I certainly think for A-Side the later dungeons should've been expanded since I feel they just went by too fast until you get to Level 9 which is huge in comparison. That's all really though.
Overall a very solid quest, I had fun playing it and it's nice to see classic style quests pop up now and again. A solid 4/5 from me.
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Bagel Meister
Posted 06 December 2024 - 08:04 PM
(Review after having played B-Side)
Absolutely peak. I cannot complain that the difficulty is too high or the secrets too obscure, because that is what it must be. Completely succeeds in its Type B vision. Never have I been driven to such anger in ZC, nor such satisfaction from victory.
Absolutely peak. I cannot complain that the difficulty is too high or the secrets too obscure, because that is what it must be. Completely succeeds in its Type B vision. Never have I been driven to such anger in ZC, nor such satisfaction from victory.
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