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AnsoWizard
For: I Wanna Kill The Kamilia 3
For: I Wanna Kill The Kamilia 3
My first fangame!
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Rating: 9.5 95
Difficulty: 90 90
May 21, 2022
spawneable
For: I Wanna Defeat the Discord Makers: FM Side
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For: I Wanna Defeat the Discord Makers: FM Side
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Rating: 7.5 75
Difficulty: 60 60
May 20, 2022
shign
For: I dun wanna be Anything
For: I dun wanna be Anything
Review based on normal mode, many saves and version 1.7 (so tha latest which change many things).
A few months ago, I started to have the first symptomes of depression which are not getting motivated and interested by anything. When I was at work, I just wanted to go home and when at home, I was doing nothing. Even tho I have a bunch of already started fangames (including many good ones like cn3) I didn't wanted to play them and every try to force ended in my quitting after 5 min in.
When adventure FSR B-side was announced, I thought it could be a good time to finally get diamond rank after leaving on the final boss of 3 games for my last game before getting the rank. I looked at what I had left and dun be anything 2 was the most tempting but I personally like playing series in order, so I looked at this game. Some reviews were a bit scarry, both enjoyement and difficulty wise but I thought I had nothing to loose by giving it a try.
I asked in IWC server what save setting is recommended because the easiest one didn't looked like the intended one but piece told me that easiest is the way to go and that even zanto would probably say the same.
My first impression of the game was "cool but harsh and punitive". There are traps, and even if they are mostly cool, some have hard execution with sometimes tight timing. Same for bosses, the first boss is a good resume of what they will be : learny. You will clearly spend some time to learn how to react to each attack, which lead to that strange feeling where you first hate them because they at first look stupid, then end up liking them because they are very satisfying to beat once you know what to do, and the best example of that is of course the infamous yellow devil.
But the more I was playing it, the more my motivation got back and the more I was loving it. Despite some flaws, this is honestly how I would imagine an old-shcool adventure game, a bit beefy but a good experience. I could however totally understand if someone hates it, especially if his resistance to traps is pretty low, but I would recommend everyone to at least try it and give it a little push because it's the kind of games you like more the more you play.
Overall a very pleasant experience, what prevent me to give it more are a few bosses I wasn't a huge fan (they are really hit or miss even if most were hit for me) but I really didn't expected to like it that much. If you like older adventure games, this one is honestly underlooked and should have more attention.
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A few months ago, I started to have the first symptomes of depression which are not getting motivated and interested by anything. When I was at work, I just wanted to go home and when at home, I was doing nothing. Even tho I have a bunch of already started fangames (including many good ones like cn3) I didn't wanted to play them and every try to force ended in my quitting after 5 min in.
When adventure FSR B-side was announced, I thought it could be a good time to finally get diamond rank after leaving on the final boss of 3 games for my last game before getting the rank. I looked at what I had left and dun be anything 2 was the most tempting but I personally like playing series in order, so I looked at this game. Some reviews were a bit scarry, both enjoyement and difficulty wise but I thought I had nothing to loose by giving it a try.
I asked in IWC server what save setting is recommended because the easiest one didn't looked like the intended one but piece told me that easiest is the way to go and that even zanto would probably say the same.
My first impression of the game was "cool but harsh and punitive". There are traps, and even if they are mostly cool, some have hard execution with sometimes tight timing. Same for bosses, the first boss is a good resume of what they will be : learny. You will clearly spend some time to learn how to react to each attack, which lead to that strange feeling where you first hate them because they at first look stupid, then end up liking them because they are very satisfying to beat once you know what to do, and the best example of that is of course the infamous yellow devil.
But the more I was playing it, the more my motivation got back and the more I was loving it. Despite some flaws, this is honestly how I would imagine an old-shcool adventure game, a bit beefy but a good experience. I could however totally understand if someone hates it, especially if his resistance to traps is pretty low, but I would recommend everyone to at least try it and give it a little push because it's the kind of games you like more the more you play.
Overall a very pleasant experience, what prevent me to give it more are a few bosses I wasn't a huge fan (they are really hit or miss even if most were hit for me) but I really didn't expected to like it that much. If you like older adventure games, this one is honestly underlooked and should have more attention.
Rating: 9.5 95
Difficulty: 73 73
May 20, 2022