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The story begins as an orphan girl, who has lost her mother in a tragic incident, enters a forbidden land, in search of a particular item. It is said that this sacred item can bring the dead back to life.
Driven by her will to see her mother once again, the girl ventures deep into this land.
Driven by her will to see her mother once again, the girl ventures deep into this land.
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CloseWhen you say "inspired by Zelda", do you refer to the style of Zelda 2, because some of the screenshots remind me of such
Wow. I just got this game few days ago, and I don't know you're one of the dev. Nice game, it reminds me of Cave Story a lot.
Maybe it's just me, but I feel that I'm getting hit by things when I'm simply close to them rather than actually touching them. I think the collision detection needs work.
This game looks great, I can't believe it's only gotten this much comments and views. It should have WAY more!
The game is pretty good. But the only purpose in killing enemies is to clear a path and rush to the next map, really. They don't drop any life regaining stuff, so when you're low on health you die easier with barely any hope of surviving unless you're really near a healing point.
I haven't gotten far yet anyhow. But I'll still continue to play when I have time. Got some tests coming up anyway.
I haven't gotten far yet anyhow. But I'll still continue to play when I have time. Got some tests coming up anyway.
The story begins as an orphan girl, who has lost her mother in a tragic incident, enters a forbidden land, in search of a particular item. It is said that this sacred item can bring the dead back to life.
Driven by her will to see her mother once again, the girl ventures deep into this land.
This should probably be mentioned in-game, I wouldn't have had any idea what was going on otherwise. Even a simple splash-screen with this written in a pretty font would suffice.
The game itself is fun, though. I might write a review when I finish it... after I am done with the second level of my own game... after I am done beta-testing AA:G.
Definitely a cool game. Challenging, as intended, but the difficulty itself is entirely playable, so that's cool. It reminds me of older NES/SNES/Genesis gaming back in the day.
I would however like to agree with Vulcan in the fact that I wish enemies would drop some sort of health or something, even if rarely.
I would however like to agree with Vulcan in the fact that I wish enemies would drop some sort of health or something, even if rarely.
Nightblade
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Maybe the "Developer" field should have an option to put in someone else's name.
Also, do we have permission from the original author to put this up here?
Also, do we have permission from the original author to put this up here?
author=Nightblade
Maybe the "Developer" field should have an option to put in someone else's name.
Also, do we have permission from the original author to put this up here?
Yes in fact we are friends and I got permission to post it in here since I said we lack game maker games in rmn =w=)/
XBuster
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author=Archeia_Nessiahauthor=NightbladeYes in fact we are friends and I got permission to post it in here since I said we lack game maker games in rmn =w=)/
Maybe the "Developer" field should have an option to put in someone else's name.
Also, do we have permission from the original author to put this up here?
That is true. We do lack Game maker games on this site. This is why I'm developing a game here. It has been inspired by games similar to yours along with popful mail, Wonderboy, Megaman Zero, and Zelda II.
