He's a prince that was transformed into a cat by the evil bull at the all you can eat steak buffet restaurant, in Wario Land 5, he must traverse a food Pyramid, each passage based off a food group from the food pyramid mirroring the gem passages...
I never played any of the Mother games since I'm not big into RPGs, though I did play Undertale and I think it was alright. I've heard a lot of praise for every aspect of Omori apart from its gameplay so I'm gonna assume it's nothing to write...
And it's been done to death. Mother 3 was perfect, and Undertale was a great successor. But now almost every game keeps trying to do the same thing, and it's annoying as hell.
I still have no desire to ever play Omori and will never understand...
And it's been done to death. Mother 3 was perfect, and Undertale was a great successor. But now almost every game keeps trying to do the same thing, and it's annoying as hell.
I still have no desire to ever play Omori and will never understand...
I think I said this before but I always had a problem with games and media that have depressing themes, I just don't really see the point since it's doesn't make the player feel joy, nor does it benefit their life in a useful way.
Also I looked...
I think I said this before but I always had a problem with games and media that have depressing themes, I just don't really see the point since it's doesn't make the player feel joy, nor does it benefit their life in a useful way.
Also I looked...
Except for Hylics, yeah, they all pretty much use the same plot.
It's always long, dramatic and centered around dealing with loss, change, and hardship. It's exhausting.
I've been thinking of recreating WL4 in Pizza Tower AFOM (the updated CYOP, which, if you don't know what that is, is a custom level/tower creator), my main complications are the bosses, the indestructible old man in the secrets, and the big board
I don't know a lot of Mother inspired game apart from Undertale/Deltarune and Omori (I know there's a lot, I just don't know them). Do they seriously all tackle super gloomy topics?