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Doukutsu Monogatari Translated into English
Yosho writes "Doukutsu Monogatari, a freeware platformer for Windows by the Japanese Studio Pixel, has been translated into English. The game has been making a lot of waves in the freeware gaming circles recently, and for good reason; it's quite fun, and it's comparable to commercial games in length and depth."
According to the author of the game, it's also available for the Mac.
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A game without fancy 3d graphics, where the player's skill and imagination are key? I'm pretty sure that's illegal.
comparable to commercial games in length and depth.
does that mean it 4 hours long, no real character development, and buggy as hell . . . ?
I'm guessing you either haven't actually played an NES, or you didn't look past the game's title screen. Its graphics are certainly retro by today's standards, but they are far above what an NES is capable of, and some of the later bosses and graphical effects would've been difficult to do on an SNES.
But, if you're not willing to judge the game for its gameplay rather than its graphics, by all means, go back to Doom 3.
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Anyone tried?
Analogies don't equal equalities, they are merely somewhat analogous.
Don't judge it by the graphics -- the screenshots don't do it justice, really.
;-)
There are a few RPGish elements, but not too many; no more than any of the older Metroid or more recent Castlevania games.
Personally, I played through the game three times in a row after I first discovered it. I can't remember the last time I felt like playing a game again right after finishing it.
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I mean, "Doukutsu Monogatari" is just two words. Buy a dictionary, people!
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