That’s about the gist of the story. All text is entirely in Japanese, and there is not much narrative after the intro. There isn’t a way in hell that we stand a chance of catching anything other than a lawsuit. Our beginning focus should be on collecting the coins scattered about the level while doing […]
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One of the first things you’ll notice while playing is the fantastic soundtrack and its high difficulty starting off. It does not begin as a power fantasy, in stark contrast to many other Survivor-type games. By the ten-minute mark of the first level, you bet I was slowly waddling away from the tsunami of foes
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True to its NES-era inspirations, we only have two buttons to use. One is to cast your magic, while holding it charges the seduction blast. You’ll immediately notice a flaw there once you are playing. It always lets off a magic attack before charging, meaning you may accidentally slay your prey while wasting mana. The
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Starting off, we have few options and can do nothing more than jump over our foes. If we try to land on top of an enemy, it will be entirely unharmed, and we’ll be down a hit point. The white flowers scattered around the level will be your lifeline. Picking these up will refill that
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That last sentence wasn’t a dig at the game. I’m all here for that type of madness. The developer isn’t one to take the plot seriously either and allow it to limit his ideas. You’ll soon see that Zombie Shooting Star is jam-packed with features, but first, let’s rewind a bit to the beginning of
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Beginning our journey, we will not have access to much in the way of abilities. We’ll have a simple projectile attack that drains your mana bar alongside a jump button. Learning how many shots you can cast and how fast your mana refills is a crucial feature to keep in mind. It has as much
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Our weapon of choice will be no surprise if you’re familiar with this game’s inspiration. It is a whip. Unlike Castlevania, there are no items to extend its length or increase the damage. What you see is what you get, so luckily, this is a pretty effective whip. You’ll easily be able to stand your
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Before starting the game properly, you must select one of three difficulty settings. This choice can not be changed later on. If you are an achievement hunter, most of them are unlocked by playing through the Hard mode, yet to 100% will require three separate playthroughs. With that being said, our journey begins as a
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If you’ve ever played the original Castlevania, the gameplay here will fit like a glove. Your basic attack is pretty much the whip, and sub-weapons have differing effects at the cost of SP points. Combat is the primary focus as you traverse through these often times labyrinthine levels. Aside from striking your foes, it is
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