I missed the Zelda-style dungeons in Shantae: Half-Genie Hero but it was still a fun game.
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I completed my playthrough(s) of this the other night. There are a few achievements I could try to get but they require doing things I'm not interested in it that I have found too difficult so I am OK with leaving those checkboxes empty.Picked up TimeSpinner again after abandoning it months ago.
Low G Man: The Low Gravity Man
You didn't tell them the wrinkle about collecting those coins...the game starts you off at level zero, and if you collect enough experience coins from defeated enemies
You didn't tell them the wrinkle about collecting those coins...
Got to the end of the Early Access version of Record of Lodoss War: Deedlit in Wonder Labyrinth. I'm of mixed feelings about this being a licensed game. It's so conservative with the source material. The characters are basically cardboard cutouts of Lodoss War fanart, making incomprehensible quips about rage and love, leading me to suppose that we're headed for an "it was all a dream, an evil wizard did it" sort of anti-reveal ending. It's not like Castlevania: Symphony of the Night had a deep, page-turning sort of story, but at least it didn't feel fake, you know?
Still, the animation is beautiful, gameplay is smooth, and it doesn't overstay its welcome with an overly padded-out map. Plus you can cheese your way through half of the boss fights with the first spell they give you, ha.
Finished off Manifold Garden, which was one of those trippy/mind-bendy first-person physics puzzle games, this one dealing with infinite spacial recursion and gravity/orientation, with some really cool environment design. I have QUBE and QUBE 2 ready to go, plus the Witness which I understand is similar, but I might switch things up genre-wise instead of diving down a hole. Or not... I seem to be In A Mood.
Thanks for the heads-up! I am OK with this, regardless.Just a heads up: th Witness is not a physics puzzler, it's a logic puzzler. More Sudoku than Portal. It's fantastic, the sort of game that I wish I could forget in order to lay fresh, but I just want to be sure you know what you're getting into.
Except for that.Also, get ready to see the world through Jonathan Blow's eyes: by which I mean, get ready to see his bowels, because his head's so far up his ass.
You still see Drageaux! Essentially it's the same animations but different text, he's testing you or something I forget.Finally reached the end of RingFit Adventure. Still some side missions to do but soon I might try New Game Plus. But maybe not because I think you can replay the last boss and its the only way for my niece to keep seeing Dragaux. She LOVES Dragaux, AKA Big Big Monster.
And then this week finished out the full game. It gets a lot better in that back 1/3 that wasn't available until the full release! It still plays it safe with an "it was all a dream" premise, but within those bounds, it does pull off quite a bit of character development and emotional weight. Plus a couple of fun endboss sequences!Got to the end of the Early Access version of Record of Lodoss War: Deedlit in Wonder Labyrinth.