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Started by Werner Punz
Fri, 02 May 2014 08:36
Child of Light
Author: Werner Punz
Date: Fri, 02 May 2014 08:36
Date: Fri, 02 May 2014 08:36
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Anyone playing it? I am currently playing it and like it, although it is a little bit to japanese rpg like for my taste, but the rest of the game makes up for it. Werner
Re: Child of Light
Author: MetalGuru
Date: Sat, 03 May 2014 01:26
Date: Sat, 03 May 2014 01:26
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On 5/2/2014 4:36 AM, Werner Punz wrote: > Anyone playing it? I am currently playing it and like it, although it is > a little bit to japanese rpg like for my taste, but the rest of the game > makes up for it. Not yet but I'll definitely get it as soon as I have a chunk of time to play. As a part-time illustrator and graphic designer the graphics alone are probably worth the $15 asking price as far as I'm concerned. It seems to be a curious mixture of 2D platforming, adventure and JRPG elements very reminiscent of Valkyrie Profile for the PS1 (an awesome but ridiculously difficult game by the way).
Re: Child of Light
Author: Werner Punz
Date: Sat, 03 May 2014 08:41
Date: Sat, 03 May 2014 08:41
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Am 03.05.14 03:26, schrieb MetalGuru: > On 5/2/2014 4:36 AM, Werner Punz wrote: >> Anyone playing it? I am currently playing it and like it, although it is >> a little bit to japanese rpg like for my taste, but the rest of the game >> makes up for it. > > Not yet but I'll definitely get it as soon as I have a chunk of time to > play. As a part-time illustrator and graphic designer the graphics alone > are probably worth the $15 asking price as far as I'm concerned. > > It seems to be a curious mixture of 2D platforming, adventure and JRPG > elements very reminiscent of Valkyrie Profile for the PS1 (an awesome > but ridiculously difficult game by the way). > > > Yes the artwork is amazing, if you are into JRPGs then it is a definitive must buy, if not like I am the artwork and explorative puzzle sidescrolling makes up for the JRPG mechanics. The game itself starts as a puzzle platformer but really soon after the beginning becomes a mixture of an (easy) puzzle sidescroller and JRPG with really amazing artwork and sound. The game itself is not really difficult, and according to some reviews about 8-10 hours long. The game itself is not to hard so far (I am in chapter 4 with about 3 hours into the game)
Re: Child of Light
Author: Werner Punz
Date: Wed, 07 May 2014 19:20
Date: Wed, 07 May 2014 19:20
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Ok I just finished it, it was really about 8-10 hours, but it was really fun, and worth the price. Werner Am 03.05.14 10:41, schrieb Werner Punz: > Am 03.05.14 03:26, schrieb MetalGuru: >> On 5/2/2014 4:36 AM, Werner Punz wrote: >>> Anyone playing it? I am currently playing it and like it, although it is >>> a little bit to japanese rpg like for my taste, but the rest of the game >>> makes up for it. >> >> Not yet but I'll definitely get it as soon as I have a chunk of time to >> play. As a part-time illustrator and graphic designer the graphics alone >> are probably worth the $15 asking price as far as I'm concerned. >> >> It seems to be a curious mixture of 2D platforming, adventure and JRPG >> elements very reminiscent of Valkyrie Profile for the PS1 (an awesome >> but ridiculously difficult game by the way). >> >> >> > Yes the artwork is amazing, if you are into JRPGs then it is a > definitive must buy, if not like I am the artwork and explorative puzzle > sidescrolling makes up for the JRPG mechanics. The game itself starts as > a puzzle platformer but really soon after the beginning becomes a > mixture of an (easy) puzzle sidescroller and JRPG with really amazing > artwork and sound. > The game itself is not really difficult, and according to some reviews > about 8-10 hours long. > The game itself is not to hard so far (I am in chapter 4 with about 3 > hours into the game) >
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