so a primordial gods must stop robot aliens from colonizing your believers home. interesting. you play a god game. the ai plays a rts. glad that the dev made a asymmetrical single player game single player. kinda curious how many genres you can put into a single game.

23:50 Small correction, World Championship 2004 had the multiple decks first, not 2005.

I remember playing it a lot during my elementary and middle school days. It's my all-time favorite. Sure, it has a lot of bugs, but I just ignored it and continued playing. Thanks for bringing back meories.

"a pain in the neck" I GET IT!!! :D

I am enjoying these under 10 min review/lookbacks. If you made a playlist of 10 or 20 of them, you'd have a kickass few hours of content to run in the background while you do some work.

sounds like a minigame which could be included in some big story game.

Thanks! I'll skip on this

I won't remember this review but now thanks to you I'll know I can spoil a bit of my experience when I will inevitably see a torch in this game I was interested in trying.

This is top 3 games I ever played. Unreal good with one BIG shortcoming ..

By virtue of poetry alone, this review is good.

Underated channel. Subbed.

I used to play eternal duelist soul with my friend on phone emulators. It was really fun getting to finally experience a multiplayer gba game. We had some pretty good duels with it.

Wow, never heard of this game; seems like it was ahead of it's time in many aspects. Nice review.

Azure Dreams for the PS1 is a great alternative to this particular game. I love that one but this one seems great fun too!

Guys please recommend me more games like Slay the Spire and Astrea

It's is such a genius idea that enemies can get more powerful from defeating other enemies.

that mario animation is uncanny as a Bionicle, but fits so well.

NEVER left Japan though.

Bakshi lotr aesthetic

StS is great, but Monster Train is superior.

The idea of the inventory as the player's agency is something so many games, and players, sideline. It's nice that you highlighted it.

I still hold that mystery dungeon games are proper roguelikes, meta progression and all. It has all the hallmarks of a roguelike, and if the meta progression could be reasonably ignored or downplayed while still being able to succeed, then what makes it any different? Tales of Maj'eyal has a save mode, but most people would agree it's still a roguelike, and I feel strongly the same about Tangledeep despite that having a lot of meta systems in place. Regardless, very nice review, always cool to see JP exclusive games with fan translations I haven't heard of!

Are there any status effects/conditions on this game?

The PS1 sequel is also great - for years I overlooked it as I thought it was just a port, but no it's a full new thing, with each dungeon progressively getting harder and focusing on a different type of interaction, before a big final gauntlet dungeon at the end. There's even more opportunities for progression between runs with tags that can be merged onto items, but it's not worth chasing most of them, as again item usage is what makes or breaks a run.

This one doesn't even have a boss at the end, does it? It kind of goes along what you're saying, about playing as some mere merchant instead of the typical hero.

I wanna use this guy as a dungeons and dragons character so bad. What a bafass

You can make the case that this game influenced the first and second 3D Zeldas. In the first game it gave you the day night mechanic. In the second game it gave you the ominous looming presence of a deadline that you had to accomplish in 7 days.

sucks that the early days doesn't get dx duel academy or 2006... 2006 was the best game on gba.

At the time this game came out it was looked at as too hard and cryptic, the jumping was the biggest issue and figuring out how to get through the water lowering sections. Once you know what to do though it’s the best one holding the atmosphere and nonstop action with the best graphics on the system up until the very end when you enter Castlevania. The gdd as me drags some but this can be mitigated by getting the body parts out of order. Everybody loved the original game during the nes lifespan but this is the best one today.

Has anyone seen this in VR?

is this love live sunshine??

I hate games that give you an ability right before you head into the last stage

Castlevania one is flawless in terms of it's control and control animation. It looks smooth. I love 3 but the control feels slightly jank despite being similar to one. It's better than 2 though. Simon's Quest feels floaty. I still put 3 near the top.

Omg micolash just runs on his feet. 10/10 game

If they had made it colourful, I'd have given it a try, but as it is now it just looks ugly and boring. 😅

subnautica please

Epic really done us dirty after last week's lotr game that was also trash

EPIC!

I had so much fun with this one. Might even go back to it again one day. But Reshef of Destruction makes this one look like a tutorial

Epic joke😂

Seriously epic? This!😢

Epic Games Gang? Where you at?

I think we know the Epic reason we are all here today.

who here after free from epic game?

It is not worth it for the money at all but hey Epic gave it for free, so I don't mind

Epic games 🤮🤮

Epic games😂

What’s better this game or slay the spire or monster train?

Seems boring lowkey

My 8 year old daughter loves this game.