So I looked at all of today's Greenlit titles.
Some of the games in this batch that really don't stand out to me at all, and there's some that look okay but not really special.
City Quest looks sort of okay, I guess. It looks a little too "pixel-y," if that makes any sense. I might get it in a bundle if impressions of it are good.
That's sort of how I feel about most of the games in this batch that look even remotely appealing to me, honestly. Enyo Arcade looks okay, but nothing about it really stands out to me. I've already heard impressions of the 3DS version of Fractured Souls, and from what I've heard it's sort of good, but nothing that's really great. House of Wolves II looks like it might be promising, but nothing that I would really care too much for. Nicole is...well, Nicole is a Winter Wolves game, so not much really has to be said on that. NoseBound looks kind of interesting but incredibly janky and the voice acting isn't really doing it for me. Steel & Steam looks like an RPG Maker game that's prime low tier bundling material. Sacred Tears True looks like a kind of good doujin title, but the phrase "card based battle system" is putting me off a bit; still, it might be good. Will Fight for Food is made by the same devs as Unrest, and I've heard good things about it, but I'm not entirely convinced yet.
Some of the games just don't look good at all, like Infinite Warrior, which I'm pretty certain
rips off the version of Skyrim's player character featured in promo art, plus it's has the ipad right in the greenlight trailer ffs.
Mutant Factions' trailer just straight up steals its background music from
Inception. ReLive already has a DMCA takedown notice filed on it, though it apparently does have
Edwyn Tiong doing voice acting in it, so there's that. There are others that fall into this category for me, but those are the most glaring.
And then there's games that interest me more than the others, like Jazz, which looks like it has a great atmospheric vibe going on. Pushcat looks neat. Savage: The Shard of Gosen seems reminiscent of Zelda II, Castlevania, and more recently Volgarr. I'm glad to see that Shan Gui made it through already, but I really hope the devs hire a good translator. Sheltered looks really promising. The Way looks interesting too, and I'm digging the art style. Yatagarasu looks hype, plus that dev team. But most of all, I'm really glad that The Sea Will Claim Everything finally made it through Greenlight.
So over all, it's just another batch of Greenlight titles with a little extra bonus.
Ok, but if it's not perfect I'll lead a riot.
ヽ༼ຈل͜ຈ༽ﾉ RIOT ヽ༼ຈل͜ຈ༽ﾉ
