Review: Breath of Death VII/Cthulhu Saves the World

It seems fitting that two micro RPG’s get a micro review. Zeboyd Games recently dropped their two-pack  onto Steam. I snatched them up at release and got them on sale, but even at full price it won’t break the wallet.

Originally debuting on Xbox Live Indie Games, Breath of Death VII was released for the PC market with Cthulhu Saves the World. Don’t look for BoD I-VI.  They don’t exist, and that is part of the charm of these games. They aren’t trying to be something they shouldn’t. They are derivative and they know it. They know you have played this game before. They are meant more as an homage/spoof of old school RPG’s such as the Final Fantasy and Breath of Fire series.

Hello World!

Hello there.  I’m Bobo daMunkee, short form: Bobo.  That’s me up there, second from the left and my avatar is surprisingly accurate to real life.  I’m one of the new writers here, and I think it’s safe to say that I am the old man of the group by a pretty wide margin.  That doesn’t mean I’ll be the voice of reason in a sea of youthful exuberance, it only means that I have refused to grow up longer than most people.  Hurray for immaturity!!