Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective-Most folks call this Shu Takumi creation a visual novel, and while they're not wrong, I do think they're selling it a bit short with that description. If you're looking for a role-playing game that harkens back to the glory days of Final Fantasy IV or V, pick up a copy ASAP. Yes, it's got a few issues, which I briefly touched on in this old post, but it makes up for them with its overall appearance, its creative job system, and its ear-pleasing soundtrack.
Plus, the writing is silly and the tank battles that end each stage are scintillating.įinal Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light-This Matrix Software-developed game has its detractors, but it's my favorite DS RPG. Why? You play as one of the Dragon Quest series' iconic slimes, for starters. I'm glad I did, too, as I now consider Rocket Slime to be an all-time fave. This ARPG manages to hold its own anyway, though, thanks in large part to its intriguing, fourth-wall-breaking story and unique costume system.ĭragon Quest Heroes: Rocket Slime-This is another of those games that I long ignored simply because it annoyed me that everyone and their mother seemed to adore it. I quickly discovered that it plays nothing like Shigesato Itoi's classic. A bratty girl at the beginning, to be sure, but her attitude improves by leaps and bounds as A Witch's Tale progresses.Ĭontact-I finally played this Grasshopper Manufacture-made game (after keeping it at arm's length for ages) because I liked its EarthBound-esque aesthetic and its European cover art. The cherry on top of this pixel-filled confection: the protagonist is a girl. It's also fairly short, especially as far as RPGs are concerned.
#NINTENDO DS HOTEL DUSK WALKTHROUGH PLUS#
It's a role-playing game with turn- and touch-based battles plus a few other interesting twists.
The good thing about this, perhaps one of the few good things about it, is that you’re able to restart from the point prior to you asking about anything related to the hotel, its residents/staff, history, anything so you can choose the right answer.A Witch's Tale-Although the word of mouth on this game is pretty poor, I had an absolute blast with it last month. This aspect alone makes it very hard to determine whether or not you really did choose the right thing to ask and since the hotel itself has a history behind it, some of your answers, depending on the person you’re conversing with/interrogating, may bring back bad memories and lead you to getting kicked out of the hotel which immediately results in a game over. Each person has a personality, and the two questions you have to select for Kyle to ask each person each hint at what you should be asking and what you shouldn’t be asking. The concept of interrogation plays a vital role in whether you’ll continue to proceed in the game or a game over suits you best, and the way to go about interrogating the hotel’s many people varies from person to person. See, when Kyle enters the hotel and begins familiarizing himself with the hotel’s many residents and few employees, the real fun begins. It’s no surprise, though, that the game’s main focus is the story itself and the way the game unfolds is very dependent on the choices you make in the game.
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