100% agreed.
For me 'Dream of the Shore Near Another World' is the best piece, it's otherworldly serenity just hits the perfect notes for me.
Although directly behind it is the intro theme, which screams ADVENTURE to me. It is one of the few game intros I never skipped during my whole playthrough.
No question the 3D graphics of the time are far worse than pixelart, but I actually liked the art direction. Personally I'm not really a fan of Akira Toriyamas style, although it is characteristic and easily recognizable.
Regarding the battle system I'm neutral. I liked the old system, but I also like that they tried something new. I appreciate the possibility to teach characters skills how you like. But it isn't easily understandable for sure.
although you'd probably have to chop up a few to get them
excited German and Soviet noises
It's a good one, but it is missing the fertility ritual angle.
The source for this picture is from Vermis, a guide book for a fictional video game that doesn't exist. It is interesting and full of atmosphere.
Strange, I somehow 'remember' that you needed to play on hard, but checking it again, you are right. Just easy difficulty is not getting the best ending.
Definitely an interesting concept. The hard part would be to make it still interesting for the player to continue or better restart and also to keep it hidden, so that the player will reach this conclusion by themselves. Too oftena nice mechanic like that is already given in the marketing material, underscoring every emotional impact it could have ever had.
I'm not saying this news article is true, but this reporting is exactly reporting what you are saying: they found out because all attention is on them.
Haven't played it myself yet but from what I heard the Witcher series should be up your alley then.
You better be chill soon or Frederick has to get his Ultima Ratio Rex again
Wait they seriously didn't? We got taught in primary school how to handle scissors and then knifes.
Yes, Radical Dreamers is a visual novel and between Chrono Trigger and Chrono Cross. But they got released together on Steam, which is what you are linking to.