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Indie space is probably your best bet here. Zelda team looks to want to innovative on the formula rather than rehash/perfect.
Indie space is probably your best bet here. Zelda team looks to want to innovative on the formula rather than rehash/perfect.
Their Zelda team has been solid. It looks like the core will be around duping objects and enemies, but I imagine we’ll get some other magic items to play with. Link uses a lot more than his sword in every game, so a Zelda using only Garry’s Mod would be out of character for the series.
Still, even if literally every challenge is tied to it, there is a lot you can do, from summoning items to attack/block with, minions, things to ride on (the blade trap), special items for specific puzzles… As long as there’s easy ways to use your favorites, it could certainly carry the game.
Goblin Cleanup - I never got around to Viscera Cleanup Detail, so I figured I’d give the demo of this a shot. Honestly, it was a great few hours with 2 friends for free. You play as goblin maids cleaning up a dungeon after (presumably) a TPK. You have to mop blood using slimes, put furnature back in place, feed meat chunks to a mimic, and power up traps using a mana device. Oh, and the traps will kill you too… causing extra work for you (or your laughing/annoyed friends).
This could be the first major game to properly implement a truly infinite divergent quest system! There have been plenty of attempts in the past, but this team has a lot of experience with procedural generation. Looking forward to this one.
You mean another one? Impossible Lair was actually great.
This is awful news :(
Try out Predecessor, it’s F2P and exactly this
Probably not exactly what you’re looking for, but Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands was a great campaign that’s technically an FPS with a lot of RPG heaped on top.
Switch launched in March despite the dire state of Wii U-era Nintendo.
Great point about Sakurai. He’s doing regular youtube videos, but there’s a good chance he has some smaller pet project. Something like Kid Icarus that he’s wantes to work on but was too busy with Smash.
I genuinely think a Switch Pro was shelved due to the chip shortage, and the OLED model was a replacement.
As a not-so-young-anymore young person, I’ve always said “no problem” for exactly this reason
SNES??? How could RPS do Sega dirty like that…
EDIT: rofl there’s an update to the article:
Update 26th April 2024: As has been pointed out to me overnight by a thousand helpful, furious strangers, describing a Sega fangame (one with Saturn button prompts, no less) as “SNES-style” is a crime deserving of imprisonment in the deepest depths of the Labyrinth Zone. Speaking as a former Genesis/Mega Drive diehard, I can only hang my head.
Well in this case, POGO is your active app, just get your destination in StreetComplete and switch out until you get there. POGO conveniently helps you navigate there anyway
And Pokemon GO, which polls a lot of its data from OSM
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I was hyped for Animal Well before it got picked up by Big Mode, but the signal boost it’s gotten has me excited that it’ll be a big thing for a few weeks. This kind of game doesn’t often go viral.
If you want something similar in the meantime, I highly recommend Knytt Underground, Rain World, or Gato Roboto. Or check out Within A Deep Forest for free.
Needs a “morally obligated to never play again” for Spec Ops and OneShot
Crates are 1 block high instead of 0.5, and the number of triangles you have limits how many things you can summon. There will certainly be gratuitous echos though.