This is an entirely mouse-driven game. You left-click where you want to move your character, while holding the right button causes her to run. The only interactable things you’ll find throughout are the statues you can hide behind and the aforementioned keys you’ll pick up. It is a dead-simple game with a very casual difficulty. […]
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This game has never been translated from Japanese, meaning both the story and the ensuing tutorial messages will not be understandable to those unfamiliar with the language. It is simple to control. You only have a button to shoot and another to drop a projectile-clearing bomb. What you’ll want to know is the effect of
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To make this situation even more dire, our heroines came quite under-equipped for the task at hand. Only Eleonora had the foresight to bring a decent sword. Sera merely has a crummy mace she likely found on her way in, and the mage Dorothy has exhausted most of her spells. So starts the brief tutorial.
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This inexplicable immortality has its limits. While she can destroy a number of objects and create bridges by sacrificing her body, she has a limited supply. On the top right of the screen, you can see the number considered an acceptable death ratio. It serves to keep you always trying to clear a stage as
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Things start off rather simple and linear to get one accustomed to its projectile-based combat. Our first enemy is behind a wall that he can’t jump over, teaching us about the value of charging our shots. The basic attack will simply dissolve upon impact of that wall, yet spending a couple of seconds to
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It is a no-nonsense title. You will be in the thick of it within seconds and it won’t let up the pressure until the end. After defeating a foe, there is a random chance they’ll drop an item. It can be either health or a weapon modification. The latter is a very interesting aspect of
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If you’ve ever played Space Harrier, you’ll know exactly what to expect here. Your character can fly to any part of the screen and must frequently avoid obstacles as she runs nonstop. A key difference here is that the enemies you are battling against do not aim their projectiles at you. This causes them to
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This is where the random females you find out on the streets come into play. You need to bump into them to get erect. At level 3 of hardness, it then becomes possible to destroy the orange cones scattered about. Going past that third stage will cause you to shoot your gunk all over the
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A very good comparison to this combat system is Paper Mario, but instead of selecting actions via a menu, you do so in real-time. I was expecting your standard beat ’em up experience and this gameplay both surprised and deeply intrigued me. It should be a selling feature talked about on their store page or
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