Rpg Maker: Yanderella and Mix Ore (Review Videogame)
Hello friends, I have always been a very open person with regard to enjoy videogames of different genres; this has allowed me to play some quite short but different to the common like those that are created with the Rpg Maker.
Since I played a delivery created with one of these software to create video games, I found it so interesting and rich in intriguing stories that I played a considerable amount that I will share little by little in my blog.
This time I will talk about two of them that have something in common besides having been created by the same person: there are Yandere characters.
Yandere: Term used for female characters with "psychopathic" and obsessive behavior towards their partner or in love.
Being practically two rather short visual novels, the thread of the story will be defined with the answers and decisions you make within it, this is quite interesting if you focus on getting all the ends including the real one.
The story of Yanderella revolves around our protagonist, Yatarou, who having abandoned his hometown, returns to remember those pleasant memories with his two childhood friends. Hinata and Honoka, excited plan different activities, however, apparently, both feel more than friendship ?.
Based on your own taste, you will decide who to go with and what answers to give. From these answers, you will have an end. Good or bad will depend on you.
This game has a different story from the previous one. everything starts with Kantarou, a boy (adolescent) who wakes up in a hospital room for an apparent car accident. The situation would be fine if it was not because he has Amnesia. From an election at the beginning, you will live the story with a particular girl.
Aesthetically both games have a similar design (obviously because they belong to the same author), being quite pleasant for the genre. The design of the characters is very nice, showing that the pixel art is not an impediment to create them in detail.
Rikana
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Once again I mention that they are games of the visual novel type and of course, being short they are good to entertain us for a few minutes.
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Oooooh! Underground Visual Novels! If this ain't my thing I don't know what it is.
I like the design and premises for both novels, they look humbly put together but also good enough to be worth replaying! You know? Because you can really notice when someone puts love into their craft.
Do you have any tips of where could I download these? Are they on the steam shop or something like that?
It is simple but of cute design ;). I download many deliveries on this page, although they are not the creators, they provide a very broad catalog respecting the author's rights
http://indiehorrorrpg.blogspot.com/2014/12/yanderella.html
O: Interesting....... Thanks for letting me know!
OH hey... This page is in spanish... Do you speak Spanish?
The download is also in English ;)
No I mean because [SWITCHING LANGUAGES] Yo hablo español también xd y nada, solo quería saber eso y ya le eché un vistazo a tu blog y lo confirmé. Lo decía también por si al final del día terminaba jugando alguno, tener alguien con quien hablar de ellos y mejor si tiene experiencia en ellos o: Nunca está de más hacer amiguitos aquí en Steemit!
Genial que hables español :), y tienes toda la razón, espero poder leerte por aquí (a curiosear los géneros de videojuegos que compartes)
Los que estoy jugando ahorita y de los que podría hablar son que si Aventura, RPGs, y de pelea. Ahorita estoy pensando en bajarme WoW para probarlo por primera vez en mi vida y también en probar uno de los juegos de la página que me mostraste o/:
Me interesa mucho the Witch's house, Ib y The mad Father.
Por cierto, tienes Discord?
That's actually quite nice - as these kind of novel-type games (at least to me) are a real breath of fresh air among most stuff that the gaming industry produces lately.
I've actually been doing some "historical" gaming posts lately, covering noteworthy games released in certain years (just made two about 93 and 2000) and it's cool to see that there are still "a thing" and new quality titles are available
I'm so glad you enjoyed it :)