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Omori Kickstarter hex!vrJcJuXJ/g 04/22/14 (Tue) 05:10:44 No.3319 [Reply]

i thought some of you might be interested in this… it's not funded yet, but it's tentatively scheduled for early 2015 and i really, really hope it happens

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/omocat/omori

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Anonymous 05/11/14 (Sun) 06:41:02 No.3346

Hey i just realized this is the guy who does those cute Zelda comics, I think he's one of the few tumblr artists people on 4chan don't blindly hate.

More on topic I'm glad his project is going smoothly, Kickstarter breaks my heart because i don't have a credit card and looking at the milestones on the projects I like is fucking painful, that potential that will never be tapped…

Anonymous 05/11/14 (Sun) 07:13:03 No.3348

>>3346
Omocat is female

hex!vrJcJuXJ/g 05/12/14 (Mon) 18:34:03 No.3349

>>3346
i know what you mean dude. you don't actually need to have a credit card though! some debit cards can be used to purchase online goods. other options too. not that it's helpful without money, heh

just saw the latest update today. i'm happy that her project is going so well!

Anonymous 05/28/14 (Wed) 02:44:56 No.3364

This game looks pretty awesome. Definitely has an Earthbound/Yume Nikki vibe to it. Combining two of the greats! I wonder how it will turn out.

Anonymous 08/06/14 (Wed) 21:05:59 No.3413

Okay, I had to get in here to update a few this and cure some bullshit.

Of COURSE you will have to pay for it. You'll have to pay $15 for it, it's comes out on PC/Mac/3DS/PSP, the project was funded for $100,000+ of COURSE you'll have to pay for the full game:

ALMOST ALL debit cards can be used on the internet, people just call debit cards credit cards especially when they don't have them.

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Mateusz Skutnik !Nami..RQmg 07/19/12 (Thu) 01:46:58 No.1318 [Reply]

Hey all, I have been recently reminded of this guy, and I think ubuu would enjoy his games quite a lot.

Basically, he makes flash games, most of them focused on exploration and puzzle-solving. The illustrations are very interesting, so are the characters. Also, delicious ambience and great general atmosphere. Interested? Great, read on.

The first game I'd recommend is the submachine series. It starts out as a very simple escape-the-room kind of game, but the story and gameplay develop, most notably in parts 2-4. It's a fairly eerie experience. Interdimensional portals, artificial intelligence and cats are involved.

If you never played submachine before, I suggest trying out the sub network exploration project first - http://www.submachineworld.com/subnet.html You jump around the network, from room to room and look for clues. You don't have to do it in order. Each area is different and only loosely related to others, and some of the rooms contain fan-submitted theories. There IS a last room however. But more are being added periodically.

The second game (pictured) is daymare town. This one requires exploration and finding items/solving puzzles as well. Excellent soundtrack. Quirky characters/creatures. I found this one to be rather depressing, though.

You can find them all here: http://www.pastelgames.com/index,games,flash_games.html

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Anonymous 07/21/12 (Sat) 16:09:40 No.1320

Woah, it has Trader of Stories! That thing's the shit, man.

Go try it, the rest of you.

Anonymous 08/01/14 (Fri) 21:58:35 No.3400

>>1318
The Submachine is probably my favourite freeware game series. It has an atmosphere I have never encountered so far in Flash games. Like in Myst in the good old times.
Ironically the author never played Myst.

Anonymous 08/03/14 (Sun) 11:01:44 No.3408

These seem great, I take it there's no way to play them offline, though?

Anonymous 08/04/14 (Mon) 19:53:56 No.3411

>>3408
I think some of them can be played offline if you buy the HD version.

Konan 08/04/14 (Mon) 22:22:51 No.3412

Oh wow these are amazing
it took me hours to realized that the subnet linked wasn't actually a game in itself (and rather a hub filled with rooms from the submachine games). I thought I was playing like the sweetest Yume Nikki exploration game ever.

I never even knew he did those Great Escape games I loved so much. I know what I'll be up to now.

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Opening RPGMaker Games Anonymous 08/02/14 (Sat) 19:53:40 No.3402 [Reply]

Hi there! I'm getting into building games with rpgmaker and one of the things I want to do to help learn is to crack open some of the games such as Yume Nikki and see how they do some of the things they do.

To this end I've downloaded an RGSSAD-RGSS2A-RGSS3A decrypter, but none of the games I have contain any of those filetypes, and trying to change the file name extension and then decrypting or opening just results in errors.

So does anyone know any way to open up rpgmaker games for the sole purpose of studying their inner workings?

(for the record I'm using VX Ace and win7)

Anonymous 08/02/14 (Sat) 20:35:26 No.3404

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>>3402
Ty, will try that!
Though I'm wondering if there's another kind of Yume Nikki distribution that's more accessible? as it stands these are the only files in my yume nikki folder

Anonymous 08/02/14 (Sat) 22:02:53 No.3405

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>>3403
also hey I tried that and it worked, only problem now is that certain parts of script are garbled. I'm guessing this is something to do with it originally being in japanese, is there a way to fix this? thanks a bunch!

Anonymous 08/03/14 (Sun) 02:04:07 No.3406

>To this end I've downloaded an RGSSAD-RGSS2A-RGSS3A decrypter
Unnecesary. No decrypter will ever work for any binary file.

>Though I'm wondering if there's another kind of Yume Nikki distribution that's more accessible? as it stands these are the only files in my yume nikki folder
No. There are no distributions, just the one you have in different languages.

>I'm guessing this is something to do with it originally being in japanese, is there a way to fix this? thanks a bunch!
Download the japanese RPGMKR and set your locale to japanese.

Also, it's better to use RPG2K3 for Yume Nikki, while RPG2K for 2kki and .flow (since those are the version these games used).

Anonymous 08/03/14 (Sun) 21:36:13 No.3409

>>3405
Sorry I thought it was made in 2K. Use 2K3 with your system locale set to Japanese

Anonymous 08/04/14 (Mon) 00:40:44 No.3410

>>3409
>Use 2K3 with your system locale set to Japanese

It won't work if you don't have the japanese version of RM2k3. Even if you've set your locale to japanese (manually or with applocale), it won't decode the mojibake if you're using the english one.

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I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream Anonymous 01/14/14 (Tue) 22:04:48 No.3213 [Reply]

Have any of you played it? What did you think?

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Anonymous 01/15/14 (Wed) 01:01:29 No.3219

Seems cool, although it would be nice if you posted some data and a link.

Understandable!TBn8E86J8M 01/15/14 (Wed) 09:26:02 No.3221

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I really enjoyed it quite a bit when I played it a while back. I especially liked Gorrister and Nimdook's chapters, while Ellen's felt the weakest, but was still interesting.

I remember the game suffering from adventure game logic with one puzzle, but a bit of trial and error solved that easily enough, and I remember most of the other puzzles being reasonably intuitive. The twistedness of AM and the different environments makes it pretty entertaining from start to finish, as well; each character also has their own issue, shortcoming or phobia that AM tortures the victim with, so that psychological aspect is also interesting to see incorporated into each character's sub-world.

While the game directly quotes the original short story at certain points, they share quite a few differences. Both the game and the story are well worth checking out, I'd say. I also find it pretty neat that the writer himself, Harlan Ellison was the voice of AM.

Also, here's the game's intro for anyone who wants to see a little of what the game's like:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iw-88h-LcTk

Konan 01/18/14 (Sat) 04:38:22 No.3226

I watched someone do an entire let's play (he knew what he was doing and didn't dick around much from what I remember).

The game was thoroughly enjoyable despite them changing some things around and taking some creative liberties with the characters in relation to the original writing.

Anonymous 02/12/14 (Wed) 11:32:30 No.3253

>>3226
Well, they changed it all with Ellison's concept, so it's all fine. Game's way better than the novel, to be honest.

Mei 02/19/14 (Wed) 02:11:23 No.3255

I played only Gorrister. But I'll try later the others

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Garage 07/22/13 (Mon) 02:35:14 No.2642 [Reply]

really strange point and click game called Garage.

all I have on it is this http://www.t-s-k-b.com/garage_private_edition/game.html
I used to have a video of short segements in the game but I don't have them anymore

Anonymous 07/23/13 (Tue) 03:28:26 No.2646

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d0lyUaaSM5E
Here ya' go, OP.

Anonymous 07/23/13 (Tue) 20:58:16 No.2651

I would love to play this game, but as far as I know, it's super rare and not translated. At this rate, it seems like there will never be a chance to play it.

Mannosuke 07/23/13 (Tue) 21:51:15 No.2652

http://hg101.proboards.com/thread/10484/search-garage-bad-dream-adventure.

Mannosuke 07/04/14 (Fri) 00:40:32 No.3390

Necro Bumping because it was ripped.
http://lostmedia.wikia.com/wiki/Garage:_Bad_Dream_Adventure_(Limited_Release_1999_Japanese_Point-and-Click_Game)

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Aomizuchi 09/13/13 (Fri) 07:47:14 No.2854 [Reply]

Hey /og/,

Is it ok to self-advertise in here?

I'm making a Yume Nikki based game, but it's a 2D adventure/platformer, and I just released a new teaser.

I also have a demo coming up next month.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5sqNm1eZn6Y

It's also on Greenlight if you want to help:

http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=92928706

Cheers!

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Anonymous 09/15/13 (Sun) 08:11:26 No.2863

I can't support this game unless there is a demo showing that this game is above freeware quality. Otherwise, I'll think you're just trying to cash in on the indie market. I'm not buying a turd.

Aomizuchi 09/15/13 (Sun) 17:46:40 No.2864

>>2856
It's more of an adventure game with platforming than the other way around. It's not an action game by any means.

>>2863
>cashing in on the indie market
You can pirate it, I wouldn't mind. I'd like to get on Steam though so when I release it next year I can at least make some money…

I'm not a company by the way, just a single person working on the game (apart from the guy who made the songs).

I just have a company name because it looks better than having my name show up in the beggining.

WilfredPal 09/16/13 (Mon) 02:59:15 No.2865

I really like the graphics, they look cute! I'm also really liking the music in the trailer too. But the jumping does look kinda floaty like what >>2856 said but who knows until we actually play it.

Would totally play the demo when it's released, it looks like a pretty neat game.

Aomizuchi 10/19/13 (Sat) 04:28:53 No.2907

Just a heads up, the demo was released a few weeks ago.

You can either play it online or download it, at http://dreamingsarah.com

If you do download it, please install the included Directx. And if your computer isn't very good, try running the game windowed or turning on 640x480 compatibility mode.

Thanks!

Anonymous 06/30/14 (Mon) 08:15:33 No.3389

Cool, I just saw this on Steam and came here to talk about it.

Looks nifty. I can definitely see the Yume Nikki influence. It also reminds me of Knytt.

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Being bad at fighting games Yumika Hikari 03/16/14 (Sun) 00:45:11 No.3276 [Reply]

Well lately i've been giving them a try and it appears that i'm not that good (Three year-almost Four-year investment) I think they're pretty good but playing online can be a bit of a headache. Having people call you free (Slang for being easy to beat) whenever my friends or other people that usually talking to about this stuff makes it seem that if you're bad at fighting then you have a lower intellect in general. With things such as mind-games, Reading, & Execution as well. so what are you opinions regarding this?

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Anonymous 03/16/14 (Sun) 02:04:28 No.3278

I'm 6 years into practicing for competitive fighting and I finally don't consider myself bad, it takes a lot of work and dedication like a real sport so try not to give up early. Your limited by your intellect and knowledge playing but hey you can just improve those to.

Anonymous 03/16/14 (Sun) 03:30:23 No.3279

Reading your opponent is what all player-against-player games are about.

I think that trash talk can be fun to do sometimes, but it's never fun to have someone act condescending towards you. I guess that person just undervalues their training too much.

Anonymous 03/16/14 (Sun) 10:17:33 No.3280

I am not able to give credit to people if they are good at certain games. Everyone has to practice to ascend, but the story about potential is much different. Some people are terrible at one type of game and amazing at another type, some people are terrible at all video games. Doesn't mean anything to me.

If everyone was able to choose how their brain was structured I doubt anybody would willingly handicap themselves is what I'm trying to say.

Anonymous 06/03/14 (Tue) 17:58:28 No.3366

Some people just aren't good at fighting games. It doesn't mean anything about you or your intellect, it just means you aren't good at fighting games.

And also people talk shit in fighting games. Tbh, people online (when playing fighting games) act like assholes. Just because your friends talk shit doesn't mean that they actually think less of you. And if they do, then they're just not very good friends.

zippo 06/16/14 (Mon) 20:36:29 No.3387

>>3280 i agree
I have 2 friends that totally own me in their genre, one in fps games and other in fighting games, but when it comes to puzzles i rarely use a guide and they get stuck a lot with puzzles.
but they still play adventure/puzzle games, and i enjoy the occasional match with them, point is, just enjoy what you want.
now for competitive fighting…i…just practice, i guess?

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Gingiva Mono No Aware 10/11/13 (Fri) 21:40:47 No.2895 [Reply]

Gingiva is definitely art - not a very easy and not for everyone, but worth knowing (and maybe even boat). The game takes place in an expiring where greed, desire for profit and sadness reigned over all. A strange sequence of events closing in on our own reality sets the frame for the story.

It can be downloaded below:
http://rpgmaker.net/games/4427/

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Anonymous 11/27/13 (Wed) 19:34:51 No.3044

>>3042
There isn't one yet. If you're stuck just let us know, I've beaten the game already!

Anonymous 11/28/13 (Thu) 00:31:14 No.3045

I'm just wondering how you retrieve the hand-dog critter from the screen shots.

Konan 11/28/13 (Thu) 07:53:32 No.3046

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>>3045
From what I've heard you're suppose to take the left path when you come to that Buddha guy at the fork in the road. The right path (going by boat) is longer and you get Vermis on your team and supposedly the left path is shorter and you get the other guy. One of these days I'll boot the game up again to take the other path as I really wanted to get him too (not that I didn't like Vermis)

Anonymous 11/29/13 (Fri) 22:34:49 No.3051

I see, thank you for the tip!

It's how to imagine where gaming would be if games like this were released on 16bit consoles back in their heyday. I wish someone would make an RPGMaker console I could play with gamepads and the telly.

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Its nice to have a thread about Gingiva over here, I've been wanting to discuss this game with someone, shame its so obscure.

I finally managed to decrypt both games and I've been having a great time browsing the art and finding neat stuff in the editor.

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Anonymous 10/28/13 (Mon) 02:54:22 No.2922 [Reply]

i feel like starting a mmo adventure, even though i hate mmos and get bored by lvl 19, i could give Rift a try since it just came to Steam. Let the grinding begin…

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Anonymous 10/29/13 (Tue) 23:04:13 No.2938

>>2937
It's fun and I didn't notice anything like that, but I've gotten really burned out on it

bumbaloe !gUBoAAaa.A 10/30/13 (Wed) 00:06:46 No.2939

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Path of Exile is fun.

>>2937

The game is designed around always-online mode. While that's usually a terrible thing, in a game like Path of Exile it's more help than hurt. If offline mode was possible, duped items, maphacks, and other cheats would run rampant. See Diablo 2 for an example of that.

A downside to the always-online feature is that you can sometimes de-sync from the servers. That is, your client's interpretation of the placement of enemies will differ from the server's. This usually leads to you playing around like it's normal before suddenly rubberbanding back a ways, usually surrounded in monsters. It's worse in peak hours, and narrow hallways where it's easy to get stuck behind enemies.

kuru 11/04/13 (Mon) 11:51:41 No.2941

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>>2924
If you ever do want to play FFXIV… I just want to say that I would be quite enthusiastic about the idea of attempting to form a small group of people from here to play. I already have an account, but I pretty much ended up soloing mostly in the end, so it sits quite unused.

Anonymous 04/20/14 (Sun) 10:41:39 No.3316

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I just started Rift recently as well, because Atlus shut down the english side of Shin Megami Tensei: Imagine.

That was the only mmo that kept me playing for more than a few weeks, and only because of the interesting world it's set in (also wa smy first SMT experience).

Rift reminds me of Planescape Torment and I like it so far but i'm just lvl12 or something so if you guys would tell which server you chose then I could start over (unless it's Faeblight).

Also someone set the squirrels on fire.

Anonymous 05/11/14 (Sun) 04:47:46 No.3345

>>3316
Guess I will go back to Mabinogi after all. Too much boring work all the way to 60 for some challenge or interesting gameplay. The kind of interesting world is just not enough to put up for it.

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Anonymous 04/06/14 (Sun) 15:49:52 No.3299 [Reply]

Anodyne ( http://store.steampowered.com/app/234900/ ) does look sort of yumenikkish. Liked. DAE?

>Play as the human Young, exploring Young's dream world: HOTELS, OUTER SPACE, VAST PLAINS AND BEACHES are among the many locations in the world: discover the workings of Young's mind as you explore these areas and more in Anodyne, a top-down adventure created by http://www.twitter.com/seagaia2 and http://www.twitter.com/jonathankittaka .

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