Build your "Core" and take part in the mech combat.
Mech combat game, very complex and not for everybody. Only on PSN for NA, but if you're in the UK you can get it on both 360 and PS3, on disk. Also gives you the ability to select another special function to use for the Arcana button, but that system is far too deep to go into detail. Another game that takes inspiration from Guilty Gear, (those are rare) since the homing button acts essentially like Dust + Roman Cancels with its ability to cancel any move you make to immediately follow up on the opponent. What are you, some kind of insecure faggot? Get this shit it's awesome. A beautiful world to explore to your heart's content, but this game is very hard to find. Has the best graphics yet and an actual story with characters, along with the series' esoteric elements, like communicating with certain fish. The culmination of the Aquanaut's Holiday underwater exploration series, heavy on atmosphere and lacking in specific goals. Only downsides are occasional graphical glitches and only one boss battle in the entire game. The art direction and atmosphere are amazing, there's shitloads of stuff to collect and the combat requires actual thought rather than just mashing the attack button. This is a combination of the old school 3D platformers from the N64/PS1 days, with hack and slash combat and weapon leveling a la Devil May Cry. Ignore the mediocre reviews that critics gave to this game. Very interesting, but its deliberately slow pace isn't for everyone. The graphics and orchestral soundtrack craft a pleasant gameworld where success requires patience, strategy, observation, and not getting tackled by a rhinoceros. You can also construct your own character, voxel by voxel.Ī rare and mostly forgotten safari simulation game, where you are a photographer in the African savannah trying to get the best pictures of the wildlife. The entire gameworld is made of voxels ("3D pixels"), adding to its retro appeal, in addition to tons of other sly references to classic games. (The Fire Temple is notoriously infuriating.) You can increase your sword's size to a ridiculous degree as a main way to deal damage. Designed to evoke nostalgia for 8- and 16-bit adventures, with a basic save-the-world plot and overhead Zelda-style gameplay, elemental dungeons included.
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