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20 March 2017
Steam Marines: Bucket of Hot Water
The gameplay feels a little clunky and there's some obvious graphical errors, like movement issues visually (characters and enemies being on different tiles than represented) but as long as you just keep track of where things should be it's not bad. It took a couple attempts before I got movement down but I find that I really like this game.
I'm a fan of roguelike games. Take control of a band of four clunky units with limited vitality and slim hope of a future to try to survive. I haven't played this for very long, and have not survived to floor 3 but then again I keep selecting hard mode each time for no significantly important reason.
It is still a good game though it feels like it could use some TLC by the devs.
27 August 2017
A Fantastic Rework of Dragon Warrior 4
Seriously, this game was one of my favorites as a child. I beat it on the NES and I'm glad to see it survive on in this form. Perhaps I'll beat it now and pass it to my son when he's old enough to learn the tough love of monster grinding, old school style.
14 November 2008
Vampire Hunter D - Resident Evil meets Anime!
3 of 3 found this helpful This game was revolutionary (possibly) for it's time, but however the feel of the game is plain weird. Unlike most games where you hit left and you move left, and right makes you move right, you turn that way. We've seen this kind of movement feature in such games as Resident Evil, and it worked out great because you have a gun. But here, I fear you have a sword. The slow turning rate really defeats the purpose of being capable of easily dispatching foes not because of D's outrageous skill or strength, but because he turns like a rusty screw. Given, there is the capability to dodge, evade attacks, and turn around instantly giving more versatile movement but that is really only one of it's saving graces.
Okay, now into the gameplay. You're D, you've been paid a lot of money to go find this man's daughter who has been abducted by a vampire. Your goal is to save her, or kill her if she's beyond saving. This game's storyline follows that of the second anime movie "Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust" but only to about a 60% accurate scale.
Keeping in mind this is a very old game:
Sound: 7/10 [Fairly Generic, but can't really be helped]
Music: 7/10 [Again, pretty generic]
Animation: 8/10 [Actually pretty darn smooth, except when his cape glitches through his body]
Gameplay: 4/10 [Movement system is fail. Period.]
Overall: 6.5
But still. If you're a Vampire Hunter D fan, it's cool just to have it as an art/conversation piece. I mean - who gets to say when someone references Vampire Hunter D, "Yea. I beat that game." Besides, the CD looks downright sexy in it's ultra purple unique glow. Overall, despite how much the movement system really doesn't meet my tastes - or rather anyone's I've let try the game - I think I love the Vampire Hunter D franchise far too much to think this game sucks. May as well try it, it's not that expensive. Go look into the books, and dig up the anime! :D