Update 1.1.1 - Added Korean language
2017-01-29Thanks to one of fans To The Capital was translated into Korean language! Thanks to player with the nickname dollppin for translation! :)
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Kormishenkov Anton / Dec 28, 2016 / RPG
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CompareTo The Capital is roguelike game with battles as in old jRPG in a medieval setting with pretty graphics. Your goal is to deliver a letter to the capital having passed the whole country.
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Thanks to one of fans To The Capital was translated into Korean language! Thanks to player with the nickname dollppin for translation! :)
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63% positive, 30 reviews
To The Capital is a modest roguelike RPG that blends traditional turn-based combat with a procedural journey structure, aiming to recreate the feel of classic adventure games where persistence and gradual improvement define success. Developed and published by Kormishenkov Anton, it presents a straightforward premise—travel across a dangerous land to deliver a crucial message—but builds its identity around the...
1 found this helpful, 2026-04-04
Review copy provided by developer via Curator Connect Failure states in games have an entire philosophy to them, owing to how disruptive they can be to enjoyment. On the one hand, no one wants to be stuck playing a doomed character, but on the other it can be fun to watch something you've built be toppled. To The Capital is an interesting study in failure states because of how frequent and how obvious they are. As...
17 found this helpful, 2018-01-09
Ok so honest review here, game is decent for a first attempt at making one. That being said there are too many balance issues and annoyances to really make this game enjoyable. One of them primarily being the encounter rate. Yes it says JRPG but that shouldnt apply to having a random battle every 2-3 steps(I avereaged it out.) Second more often than not you are stuck just messing around outside each town until you...
7 found this helpful, 2017-02-18
This is an... interesting game. A bit tricky, as you have to somehow get enough money for equipment and potions while rushing to get to the capital to deliver your important message. If you can juggle this correctly, you can win the game. You will need a bit of luck to do so, though. The game is cheap, so it isn't a bad investment if you are wanting to try this sort of game. Also, it appears this might be the...
4 found this helpful, 2018-03-11
It took me a couple of tries to get the hang of this game, but once i got it, the game was pretty much easy. Its not the best jrpg but for the right price i found myself getting 1 hell of a deal!
12 found this helpful, 2017-01-20
I would personally say that it's a slightly more bland Pokemon game. The combat is just plain awful, and the mobs you face aren't extremely fun. If it's updated to include features like a skill system and maybe even a party to travel with, it would improve dramatically I think. One smaller note, forging tools break the game. I hade an Imperial Sword doing excess of 800 damage. Aside from that and the lack of combat...
3 found this helpful, 2017-01-31
Such potential. With some map tile, enemy, and character sprite variety (show the armor and weapon changes), some events, and more linear pathing, this could have really been something. As it is, abandoned, I had some fun with it for $0.79, but I can't really recommend it. There's no actual variety here other than treasure chest drops, dungeon layouts (all of which are short), and very minor (I'm talking going left...
1 found this helpful, 2018-02-06
It actually looks better than it is. The combat is a grindfest, only one attack, and since you get attacked every other tile, the game just gets boring really fast. I liked the graphics though, reminds me a lil bit of Knights of Pen and Paper (ofcourse KoPaP is waaay better). Can't recommend the game. It feels like a total waste of time.
1 found this helpful, 2017-03-06
Addictive like nibbling on a full box of crackers ...and gameplay could be utterly broke by some interface glitch. - Fascinating !
3 found this helpful, 2017-11-21
Takes an hour to get the hang of. You'll die easy, like the reviews say. First normal run is an enjoyable 2-5 hours depending on luck, balancing your money spent in towns, and if you leave yourself enough time late game. Replayability with the new game options. A couple bucks well spent. Tip: no rest for the wicked.
3 found this helpful, 2017-01-18