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Complex character and class systems built for replayability, Magic Circle system provides even more flexibility and replayability, Huge dungeons to explore, Perfectly designed old-school game
Everything is paper thin; Doesn't lend itself to long play sessions; You have to WANT to explore everything
Although Cladun is designed for a very specific type of gamer and the actual battle system is simpler than the robust character building behind it, this retro dungeon crawler is a blast. I love the art style and the multiple soundtracks -- among other ...
Resumen: What would happen if you took the difficulty of Demon’s Souls, scaled it down to handheld size, gave it a completely unique leveling system and designed it to look like an 8-bit game? You would get the hardcore dungeon crawler that is, Cladun: This is...
Resumen: Cladun: This is an RPG is an odd RPG to say the least. I don’t really know what to make of the game. The graphics are old school 8-bit in fashion as are the sounds. The gameplay is a throw back to the old top-down hack and slash games and yet there are...
Resumen: NIS and the PSP seem to have gotten to know each other a lot better lately. After barely releasing any titles for the platform over the first few years of the console, 2010 has been the year that NIS has decided to really commit to the handheld. Their ...
Resumen: About a month ago, I'd never heard of it. Like many wonderful games coming out this month, it was overshadowed by Halo: Reach, Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood and Metroid: Other M. So when it was offered, I reverted to a Google search, routing around the...
Resumen: Yep. After all these years, 8-bit dungeon crawling is still fun.Some of you may remember the days of the 8 and 16-bit. Those were the days. You'd sit on the floor of you room staring at a television screen playing the newest game you just got for your ...
