I beat the game on Epic Difficulty.

First off I'd like to say it was a wonderful game start to finish. There are plenty of things about this game I could point out that differ significantly from other turn-based RPGs, but there's no need.

I enjoyed the art gallery and the descriptions thereof. Your sketches, bios, and complete works were good enough to grab my attention and keep it.

Also, I would have suggested that another Art gallery have been included in Epic Battle Fantasy 2, but that's probably because you put the majority of the game art in this one.

Balance in the game is questionable, and could vary. Prime examples, the Devils Sunrise sword's heavy MP drain, and the Spirit Bomb attacks.
Any imbalances in-game probably cancel each other out, so it works. The Mp drain from the sword may be high, but so are the spirit bomb attacks, so your advantages versus the enemies advantages are cancelled out there.

All in all, I think this game turned out pretty well. The craftsmanship and imagination of this game were great, and this was top-notch work. I enjoyed it start to finish, and this has to be one of the best Flash RPGs out there.

Fun and not too hard once you get the patterns down.

Once I learned when and how to avoid those eye lasers (and that platforms are solid underneath) I found this game to be quite fun.

Also lol at the last level, and the SMB2 style ending.
Overall I really liked this game.

I got all the medals for this game. Including "Lost In Forever" for beating an explore campaign. As well, I also beat the map ranked #1 in Difficulty, "Hellnauts"

Now for the review:

This puzzle-platformer game is about as good as it can get with the resources within it. And the map creator was incredibly simple to use, so anyone could make a level for this.
(Feel free to play my level, #7035 "The Blender")

One thing that I was glad to know was that this game tracks the number of map votes to your username, not your saved data.
If you wiped your saved data, you would not lose your total number of map votes. I know because I accidentally wiped my saved data before I got the "O)))" medal.

Therein lies an issue. You don't get a confirmation message asking if you want to delete all your data, like you should. If you click "Erase Saved Data" you simply hear a "rip" and your saved data is erased.
You are susceptible to accidental deletion because the "Skip" button in the intro cutscene is right next to the Erase Button in location on the screen.
I only knew I had accidentally deleted my data because I was not in the final level anymore on the normal game.

The only real flaw this game had was that it's very laggy, even on low quality. Collecting keys made the lag problem worse, even if they were motionless. And that on top of the moving objects like vortexes, spinners, etc. The lag would not go away until the game was reloaded.

The Level Display above the Authors Comments was a great idea, as you could browse all levels outside of the game! And sort them however you wanted, By Most/Least Awesome, Difficult, recent, etc. All with a thumbnail picture that conveniently showed you the level without having to load it.

One option I didn't see that I feel should be there was to stop all messages from Steven (or whoever it is) in the center-right window. I can mute the sound and music, but I can't turn the messages off. And I think it gets tiring to have to listen to them all the time, so that would be a good addition to the game.

All in all, this is definitely a great game. One of the best puzzle games without a doubt, and it's even better because it's a platformer as well. Awesome combination of the two done perfectly.

Very nice track. Lots of progressive synthesizer beats=win.

I prefer things along the line of a good Metallica myself.

I know there are a lot better metal loops than that!