Unlike a legitimate game that uses a buit-in interface or a language setting within the Steam network, for a cracked game, the language settings are changed within a text file. You would need to go to the installed game's folder and try to find a text file that is called either "steam_api.ini", "steam_emu.ini", "settings.txt", "settings.ini", "language.txt", "force_language.txt" or any file with a file extension of ".ini" or "txt" (Search in any subfolders, if necessary) and then open it with Notepad. Do a search for "language". If found, set the value to a language that is supported by the game (eg. language = tchinese [or maybe] language = tc [Not all games use the same convention to set the language. You'll need to experiment]), save the change and then run the game.
Has anyone been able to change the language? I tried the method written below, but it didn't work. By the way, I stored “force_language.txt” in the folder where “steam_api.ini” is stored, and wrote “language = chinese” in its contents.
Direct port from PSP version?? Or using improvements from both Dungeon Travelers 2 and 2-2?
I remember in this game's PSP version you can only carry up to 20 items but in DT2's PSP version the max inventory was 30 as well as the new Spieler class which didn't exist in this game's PSP version.
There was only 4 different classes (Fighter, Magic User, Scout and Maid) and the 5th class (Spieler) was new in both DT2 and DT2-2.
Mistress (one of Maid's advanced class) was called Schoolgirl in this game's PSP version.
Its not that typical, Dungeon Travelers is actually a really good old school style RPG, even western indie devs cant make CRPGs that match as close to the formula as this one does.
Please don't say as IF I don't know. It is why I said typical because it is following the trend of the OLD school style and I'm old enough to know the shit. Also this game is pretty old that one can compare to some
Has a map/movement mechanic like the known Etrian odyssey minus the F.O.E chasing your ass. Spell-casters require to cast their attack, which triggers in their next turn. If not lucky they can be interrupted by attacks, more so if it's a critical. (Which you can do to the enemy as well.) Limited inventory (20, 9 per stack except equipment), requiring you to go back and forth and to stash items. Can't buy equipment, you had to find them in the map or if lucky buy it from a wandering merchant. Items need to be identified. Class system is pretty easy to note, which follow certain games I know. Split into 4 types (Warrior, Spellcaster, Speed and Support) which further split once the character Some simple quest/fetch system to get items/money. Some rotates and eventually you get more higher tier quest.
Hmm...so Spieler class also didn't exist in this version as well. Well, Spieler was the 5th class in Dungeon Travelers 2 and 2-2.
Even when playable girls in this game become DLC characters in Dungeon Travelers 2, there was ONLY ONE girl with Spieler class which is Mio Hanesaki.
Guess it would be a bit inconvenient if have already played DT2/DT2-2 which the inventory limit was expanded to 30 as well as Spieler class. Plus one of Spieler advanced class Papillon, is ideal for grinding as it can spam AoE attacks with no casting time as opposed to Witch or Bishop, two of Mage advanced classes.
okay, no need to get upset, its not like I can know how old you are or something. I too grew up playing Dungeon master, I just found it far better then what most dungeon crawlers I've played from western indie devs make now, and has cute graphics which is a bonus in todays ''current year'' design choices for characters and sprites.
I read somewhere long ago this game had old PC version way before it's ported into PSP/Vita. The old PC version was less refined and had less party members (less than 5 persons).
Or using improvements from both Dungeon Travelers 2 and 2-2?
I remember in this game's PSP version you can only carry up to 20 items but in DT2's PSP version the max inventory was 30 as well as the new Spieler class which didn't exist in this game's PSP version.
There was only 4 different classes (Fighter, Magic User, Scout and Maid) and the 5th class (Spieler) was new in both DT2 and DT2-2.
Mistress (one of Maid's advanced class) was called Schoolgirl in this game's PSP version.
Has a map/movement mechanic like the known Etrian odyssey minus the F.O.E chasing your ass.
Spell-casters require to cast their attack, which triggers in their next turn. If not lucky they can be interrupted by attacks, more so if it's a critical. (Which you can do to the enemy as well.)
Limited inventory (20, 9 per stack except equipment), requiring you to go back and forth and to stash items.
Can't buy equipment, you had to find them in the map or if lucky buy it from a wandering merchant. Items need to be identified.
Class system is pretty easy to note, which follow certain games I know. Split into 4 types (Warrior, Spellcaster, Speed and Support) which further split once the character
Some simple quest/fetch system to get items/money. Some rotates and eventually you get more higher tier quest.
Well, Spieler was the 5th class in Dungeon Travelers 2 and 2-2.
Even when playable girls in this game become DLC characters in Dungeon Travelers 2, there was ONLY ONE girl with Spieler class which is Mio Hanesaki.
Guess it would be a bit inconvenient if have already played DT2/DT2-2 which the inventory limit was expanded to 30 as well as Spieler class. Plus one of Spieler advanced class Papillon, is ideal for grinding as it can spam AoE attacks with no casting time as opposed to Witch or Bishop, two of Mage advanced classes.