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Ok, well, I recently got around to playing Space Channel 5.
...please tell me I'm not the only one who thinks the game was weird.
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I'm not saying it's a bad game, I'm just saying it's weird.
Fields of War is a fantasy turn based strategy game that uses the innovative command system in place of more traditional turn structures.
http://fieldsofwar.blogspot.com/
I loved it. Yes, it was very weird, and there's nothing else quite like it. But I loved the non-numerical feedback and dem beats was hard to shift from my brain.
Yeah, I guess having to memorize the order of the beats in the first game was a fun choice, but I still stand by the game being odd.
Fields of War is a fantasy turn based strategy game that uses the innovative command system in place of more traditional turn structures.
http://fieldsofwar.blogspot.com/
