/v/ - Video Games

And for my DmD challenge

>people can't hate me for a game that's never discussed by anyone ever

>it's a one-shot

It's just normal mode, I guess.

Game is awful but I love it.

Legitimately one of my favorite TRPG's.

BOOSH

I'll try normal.

This game means alot to me and I can't put my finger on why.

Fucking love this game. The broken gameplay. The story that just goes on and and doesn't say much but damn it fucking tries to be a treatise on the human condition. The mountain is a hell of setting place feels alive.

He certainly left us with a thing… thats more than most game designers do.

Some videos

Kimberly Clone Boss Fight

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewfOw5kpsWE

Ending Movie

(no this is literally it its a college artfag clipshow)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WxioaUd2hbc

God bless japan's autism

>>15177446

Seriously nigger?

I certainly can't find an online match in it these days, but I generally play through 100-player survival on the train and shit.

E…noch… thank you…

Not a furry, but it's an alright point and click adventure game. I happened to come across it while browsing through random DOS games on some walkthrough site. And I guess it's far from the being the insanely obscure like other games since furfags will latch onto anything with animals.

>>15178120

Anyone into obscure gems knows about that, you'd have to be a mega-normalfag not to know about it. That said though, it's still a solid experience.

>>15178169

That's actually somewhat decently popular within the platforming scene, there are definitely more trashier / obscure platformers on 6th gen consoles.

>>15176386

>FFTA

>Obscure or unplayed in any wa-

>>15177446

What the fuck

Made by only one guy, and it shows. It takes like only 2 hours to beat, but it's still worth playing.

Probably doesn't apply to the autists here, but I'm the only person I know who's even heard of Tex Murphy games - let alone grew up playing some of them (just Mean Streets and Martian Memorandum). Countdown was fantastic as well.

I have a copy of Tesla Effect, but I haven't played it yet. Also, nobody seems to remember Grey Matter, which was a Jane Jensen game made after she left Sierra and is kind of a spiritual successor to Gabriel Knight.

>>15179140

It always bugged the shit out of me how the kid on the box of Amazing Island looks nothing like who you actually play as.

>>15179306

Whoever redid the cover might have wanted to remove some of the more Japanese elements at a first impression

I think i'll go with normal mode.

You'll cowards don't even action game until you played this. I've only ever seen two anons know what this is. The only thing that doesn't hold up today is the stupid temporary invincibility enemies get once you hit them enough.

Master of the monster's lair.

Pretty good game imo.

>>15176057

I've been playing this lately indeed.

>>15178057

Alredy played.

>>15179511

I don't know, same ones that think no characters on the cover, or this fucking thing, were more appealing than the JP cover's anime designs.

>>15179420

I remember years ago helping some other anon look for some higher res official art and stumbled onto the artists own website. Turned out he also did environmental concept for a game I really liked myself. Think the latest vidya related stuff he'd been working on was card art for some Monster Hunter card game.

On that note, Bamco put a Dragon Buster minigame into Tales of the Abyss.

>>15179890

>It does not appear images aside from that main page were properly captured.

webm related

>>15179910

I'll look for that then thanks a lot anon

>>15179919

Did a bit more searching, and didn't really uncover much new. Still a cache of art at Legendra (https://www.legendra.com/rpg/fiche-galerie-1-supports_id-15-rpg_id-876-type-art-rpg-dragon_valor.html) , but it's only mid sized, and some images not cleaned of text. Though, if you're all that big a fan of it, I assume you've stumbled onto them before. But for games wherein they're older, and the series didn't continue past them, it can be a shit show to try to find stuff in bulk.

Some higher res stuff I did manage to find.

I think I'm the only person here who plays Tetris Friends.

>>15180564

I've had it on my backlog myself. I'll get around to it eventually. But yeah, I liked finding out he did the environmental art for ACF, though admittedly that was more adapting the existing designs from the PS1 original to the PS2 remake. The artbook that I found (again, on a now-dead site; glad I saved that one in full) has an entire section just of his setting related stuff. Interesting to see an artist able to do both characters AND set pieces well.

>>15179250

>Tex Murphy

This brings me back. I used to play Under a Killing Moon, constantly getting stuck (was too much of a babby to understand the game well). I read a bit about Pandora Directive on a magazine, and that was about it for me. Last I've heard of the series is that they were trying to kickstart a new game. Did it go anywhere?

>>15180775

I remember Global Operations, but not much now. Was it pretty much a singleplayer CS, aside from Condition Zero?

>>15182185

I don't know what are you talking me about, I'm a Rank 13 nooblet. All I have seen is that "tuning styles", whatever that might mean, cost only 1000 ingame coins, so you can get those for free if you do enough grinding.

>>15176382

If only the FPS and draw distance were improved, the game would've been far better, but I still love it anyway.

It's objectively a bad game, but I loved it.

I was 13 at the time and a retarded ff7 fanboy, so I asked for it as a gift just because a fighting game with Cloud and Sephiroth seemed hilarious.

All the original characters of the game are Tekken ripoffs. There's not-Jin-Kazama, not-Hwoarang, not-Law … The mechanics are pretty original, but broken as hell. It's kind of a mix between an arena fighter like Smash and a traditional one : there are a lot of ranged moves, items to pick up, and you could run freely around the stage. It didn't even have a move list and I had to use trial and error to figure out special moves. The animations looked really stiff and awkward. In a way it was still fun, the controls were tight, there were some wacky instakill moves, moves that were over the top but completely useless (Sephiroth was the worst offender for this). I still play it once in a while. But it's not the same, since my little sister isn't here to play with me anymore.

The dungeon crawler that came with it was dope as well.

>Hard mode

This game is my guilty pleasure. It recently got a graphics update that replaced some ten-year-old textures and audio.

It's your typical jewish "buy a subscription for temporary full access or spend 3000 ImaginaryMoney to unlock entering this house (available for purchase on our online store :^)"