An elderly grandmother complains of stiff joints, so I modify her properties to have 'freedom' and 'flight' codes. General character modifications don't seem to do anything, either. You can weaken monsters and change some of their attributes, but this basically amounts to loading 'ILL' codes onto tough monsters or bosses and never touching them again. First, for all the promise of seemingly being able to play God, the character modifications afforded by the book are limited. What's not to like? Bearing in mind that I'm currently 26, busy with 'real life' stuff, and am finding it increasingly difficult to enjoy and immerse myself in fantasy, there are a few things that turn me off to the game. The book is also accompanied by four spirits, each with a rather colorful personality, who accompany you along your quest:ĭecent graphics, good sound and music, and a nice story, premise, world, and set of characters. The book gives you the power to rewrite the world around you: to copy weapons and modify them to alter people and monsters.

You hold the Book of Prophecy, an item that will appear before the end of the world and whose bearer will recreate the world. The premise of the game is something that could have made for a nice anime series: you awake from a familiar dream, only to find that the dream has come true. It seems like a 'cult classic' sort of game - the type of game that probably would have made big waves, but for what ever reason, you don't hear much about it. I'm surprised that nobody made a post about it here I'm making this not so much to discuss the game, but to alert people to it.

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