Post by soop on Aug 10, 2018 8:37:41 GMT
Ys 4 gets back to its roots as a top down RPG, and it looks to me like the graphics are improved. It still has the funky Falcom box around the action, a questionable decision, but the music is apparently as good as ever. I've left my headphones at home, so I can't offer up an opinion sadly. Otherwise, this is more of the same. If you like Ys (and many do), you'll probably enjoy this.
Coryoon is another cute em up, a pricey one, that features colourful sprites and some hectic side scrolling action. The game also borrows two interesting mechanics from other games - the miniature mode from Air Zonk, and the axe charge from Legendary Axe - my not firing, your power meter builds up and unleashes a bigger, more powerful projectile. The multi layer scrolling is well done and adds a lot to the game, and there's a lot to do, but it doesn't seem too difficult.
Coryoon is another cute em up, a pricey one, that features colourful sprites and some hectic side scrolling action. The game also borrows two interesting mechanics from other games - the miniature mode from Air Zonk, and the axe charge from Legendary Axe - my not firing, your power meter builds up and unleashes a bigger, more powerful projectile. The multi layer scrolling is well done and adds a lot to the game, and there's a lot to do, but it doesn't seem too difficult.
