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Nick24
For: I wanna pass All the Jumps
For: I wanna pass All the Jumps
Tagged as: RFR4
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Rating: N/A
Difficulty: N/A
Mar 16, 2024
Elmur
For: I Want to Meet Miki
For: I Want to Meet Miki
Severely underrated fangame. It's filled with gimmicks and unique gameplay, and it's extremely enjoyable from start to finish. One of the best fangames I have ever played. Go play it now.
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Rating: 9.9 99
Difficulty: 43 43
Mar 16, 2024
bereavement
For: I wanna be the Phantom Needle II
For: I wanna be the Phantom Needle II
Tagged as: Needle
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Rating: 5.2 52
Difficulty: 50 50
Mar 16, 2024
bereavement
For: I wanna be the Phantom Needle
For: I wanna be the Phantom Needle
This is pretty bad. Multiple skips in stages, distracting kid skin. In the current update v1.3 the last jump is just a corner, no need to do the upwards plane, just carry the align from the water wall.
Tagged as: Needle
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Rating: 4.2 42
Difficulty: 50 50
Mar 16, 2024
abaghost
For: I Wanna Pamper that Amber Glamour
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For: I Wanna Pamper that Amber Glamour
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Rating: 8.0 80
Difficulty: 45 45
Mar 16, 2024
dfpopo
For: I wanna save Peach
For: I wanna save Peach
My Top Metroidvania Fangames of 2014!
This game was initially launched in early 2013 and received its last update in 2014. It’s a classic fangame that blends adventure with a Metroidvania style. Players start with just a basic pistol, but as the adventure progresses, you can unlock more levels and abilities, eventually acquiring up to three types of weapons, including rockets and bombs. The exploration of the game world is gradual, with collectible statues scattered throughout that increase your rocket ammo capacity.
The difficulty level is well-tiered, starting from 30+ to 40+ in the early stages and rising to 50+ to 60+ later on. From the moment you enter the game interface, the background music and images immediately give off a vibe reminiscent of Metroid’s ancient and mysterious atmosphere. Despite the significant style shifts between different areas that might slightly disrupt the immersion, the game offers a lengthy and engaging experience without becoming tiresome. There are various regional styles, gimmicks, puzzles, weapons, and abilities to acquire, reminiscent of “I wanna be the overlord,” another excellent Metroidvania fangame released four years later.
While this game doesn’t quite match the excellence of “I wanna be the overlord” and has its flaws—such as a rudimentary map system, poorly designed traps common in early fangames, and stylistic inconsistencies, including abandoned passages and routes due to incomplete updates—it’s unfair to compare it to a game released four years apart. As I mentioned at the beginning, in 2014, this was indeed one of the best Metroidvania fangames I had played.
Lastly, it’s worth noting that the game’s creator is the well-known author of the “qoqoqo” series, “sunlaoqq,” formerly known as “sunwenqiao.” Those who have played the “qoqoqo” series will surely admire his ingenious route design and efficient use of space. This talent was already evident in this early game. Ten years later, if you’re still interested in classic adventure or Metroidvania games and don’t mind that the game is unfinished, I highly recommend giving it a try!
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This game was initially launched in early 2013 and received its last update in 2014. It’s a classic fangame that blends adventure with a Metroidvania style. Players start with just a basic pistol, but as the adventure progresses, you can unlock more levels and abilities, eventually acquiring up to three types of weapons, including rockets and bombs. The exploration of the game world is gradual, with collectible statues scattered throughout that increase your rocket ammo capacity.
The difficulty level is well-tiered, starting from 30+ to 40+ in the early stages and rising to 50+ to 60+ later on. From the moment you enter the game interface, the background music and images immediately give off a vibe reminiscent of Metroid’s ancient and mysterious atmosphere. Despite the significant style shifts between different areas that might slightly disrupt the immersion, the game offers a lengthy and engaging experience without becoming tiresome. There are various regional styles, gimmicks, puzzles, weapons, and abilities to acquire, reminiscent of “I wanna be the overlord,” another excellent Metroidvania fangame released four years later.
While this game doesn’t quite match the excellence of “I wanna be the overlord” and has its flaws—such as a rudimentary map system, poorly designed traps common in early fangames, and stylistic inconsistencies, including abandoned passages and routes due to incomplete updates—it’s unfair to compare it to a game released four years apart. As I mentioned at the beginning, in 2014, this was indeed one of the best Metroidvania fangames I had played.
Lastly, it’s worth noting that the game’s creator is the well-known author of the “qoqoqo” series, “sunlaoqq,” formerly known as “sunwenqiao.” Those who have played the “qoqoqo” series will surely admire his ingenious route design and efficient use of space. This talent was already evident in this early game. Ten years later, if you’re still interested in classic adventure or Metroidvania games and don’t mind that the game is unfinished, I highly recommend giving it a try!
Rating: 8.4 84
Difficulty: 62 62
Mar 16, 2024