Vault Dweller
Commissar, Red Star Studio
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Mr. Robot
- Thread starter Vault Dweller
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Interesting look. Is it turn based?
Micmu
Magister
What about action/racing/adventure/platform/rpg/arcade/sports/strategy/sim/mind/barbie/whatever
Starscape was mildly amusing, kind of a fleshed out version of Asteroids with ship building and arming, research, and enemy skirmishes. As a lunch break game, it wasn't terribly bad.
Mr. Robot is pretty much a platform-jumping JRPG-lite. The battles are indeed turn-based, but they're reminiscent of Final Fantasy, complete with Extreme (i.e. limit break) attacks. The battles reminded me of the Sega Shadowrun's Matrix, though not as challenging. The plot seems to be a 2001: Space Odyssey knockoff with, yes, a rogue computer named Hel 9000 who's killing off the human crew (or is he?). Hel's face resembles the Autobot insignia, and the player's robot, Asimov, collects Energon for extra energy. When not jacking into the Net, Asimov spends his time moving around crates, a la Zelda puzzles (but again, even easier). Everything in this game seems lifted from elsewhere.
Mr. Robot is pretty much a platform-jumping JRPG-lite. The battles are indeed turn-based, but they're reminiscent of Final Fantasy, complete with Extreme (i.e. limit break) attacks. The battles reminded me of the Sega Shadowrun's Matrix, though not as challenging. The plot seems to be a 2001: Space Odyssey knockoff with, yes, a rogue computer named Hel 9000 who's killing off the human crew (or is he?). Hel's face resembles the Autobot insignia, and the player's robot, Asimov, collects Energon for extra energy. When not jacking into the Net, Asimov spends his time moving around crates, a la Zelda puzzles (but again, even easier). Everything in this game seems lifted from elsewhere.
Azrael the cat
Arcane
Sooo...at what point does he realise his love interest is his sister and blaming himself for his dad's death?
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