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Game of June finished: FFI Pixel Remaster

Tbf, I could have finished #FFI much earlier, but besides life happening, I was working on a challenge for a longer game and lost track of time. e.e"

Tangential, but wondering if the next game for the #12in12 challenge should be the other one I was working on...

But about FFI, I also did a review for it on NeoDB: https://eggplant.place/@Auster@eggplant.place/posts/594190287107063760/

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Finished the game of May in the final hours of the month: Mystic Quest

What I posted in the #FinalFantasy group over at Lemmy, I still think, #MysticQuest is much better than its reputation would say:
https://thebrainbin.org/m/finalfantasy@lemmy.world/p/708193

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Did a review on the game on NeoDB, but it was just a longer version of the title, hectic but okay.

Luckily it didn't take too long to finish. This month's been long for me and I almost missed the challenge.

(btw, NeoDB is part of the fediverse, like Rotten Tomatoes but broader)

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Having played most of Vanillaware's games, Bladed Fury does feel as coming from Muramasa Rebirth (didn't play the Wii OG), except story is consistent, tone is more in one place, and it doesn't overstay its welcome. Also it feels inspired by other Vanillaware games from the same time, though only very slightly so. Final Fantasy XII, I wanted to both complete its Sky Pirate's Den (the achievements) and play again for remembering the finer details of the plot for some years now, and though the save I finally managed to do it I started early last year, life happens and I only managed to pick it back up over half a year after my last save. However, what I remembered to be a decent game, actually was much better, being so rich in details, lore, etc., and gameplay-wise, being seldom repetitive. Picked the two more or less at random this past month, and with how good they turned out to be, glad I did for both. =D Might pick other versions of FFXII to play later, and I also started the also Vanillaware-inspired The Vagrant last month, but still deciding if I play either now in April, if I replay River City Girls 2, or play something else. Merged screenshot of some area earlier in Bladed Fury (top) and the completed Sky Pirate's Den (bottom).

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Keeping it short, it was pretty good. Precision-platformer hard but good. It's also a metroidvania, and I made a review of it here (though mind spoilers): https://thebrainbin.org/m/defeat_the_backlog/t/1415043/Just-finished-Overseer-A-game-for-when-you-want-a Also hadn't made a post for them, but I've been on a streak since November, finishing at least one game each month:

Metal Slug 5 and Portal 2 both finished on November 25 Half-Life finished on December 5 Nicktoons Unite! finished on January 3 after much struggle Castlevania 1 finished on January 7, and it felt less painful to complete than the game above Battle for Volcano Island and Super Skeleman around January 8~10

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