One of the first things you’ll notice is the beautiful sprite work and animations. Those stunning visuals will hold their quality throughout and even improve as you reach the conclusion. It really reminds me of playing Another World for the first time, for those old enough to remember that title. As tempting as it is […]
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So sass filled intro aside, I must commend how long John can sprint. With the unnecessarily large environments you must traverse, they could have easily doubled this title’s playtime and driven me to alcoholism. There is little in the way of gameplay starting off. You merely go from ‘Point A’ to ‘Point B’ in the
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The controls are simple. Aside from the movement keys, you have a button to jump, drift, and another to revert. Most of them are primarily confined to gathering more points for a greater highscore or getting the currency known as Bits that litter the stage. At its heart, it mainly asks you to survive the
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Starting off our adventure will see us in our castle, which serves as a hub world. In it, there is a portal to the town center where we can buy items and talk with its denizens. Yet, our first order of business should be playing the tutorial. To do so requires us to speak with
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You may have noticed a decrease in the amount of content we’ve been putting out in the past few months, and the reason for that loops back around to our original vision. Our website felt archaic, sloppy, and most importantly, too slow. Despite all this, we somehow garnered an increasingly growing following, and while we
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With that main gameplay factor out of the way, let’s back up a little and talk about our character Amamae. This young-looking girl has seemingly been hired to exterminate some pests and rolls up in her circular tank. That’s the extent of the story. Everything that occurs after is a desperate fight for survival with
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Not understanding Japanese can be a hindrance in Syakuga. Simple things like changing the many settings available to the player can prove challenging. You’ll need to load up an app on your phone to translate it via your camera. That goes for the tutorial too. It is quite in-depth but of little use to those
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We start off in our hideout, which acts as a hub-world of sorts. In it, we can select our difficulty and access a map to choose a stage. After finishing the game, it also gives us the option of an alternate costume and infinite arrows. Those last choices are far off as our journey has
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