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Limited Run Games announce "Arzette: The Jewel of Faramore" - A spiritual successor to the Zelda CD-i games

twitter.com /LimitedRunGames/status/1679224347846688768
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  • Certainly a surprise, but I'm interested to see how it turns out. I appreciate that there's a sort of sincerity to it - they nailed the style of those old games but it doesn't seem too tongue-in-cheek or reliant on references/memes.

  • Well, has the fully Youtube Poop-compliant animations, I suppose. The actual 'game' part of the games, if they weren't so absurdly sluggish to respond to inputs and take such a very long time to load each new screen, would have been indistinguishable from any other completely uninspired, middle of the road platformer of the early 90s. From the gameplay segments of that video, that looks like all they're aspiring to here, as well.

  • That's so fun!

    By the way I recently played through both CD-i games, Faces of Evil and Wand of Gamelon, and I legit LOVE them. Once I understood the controls and the gameplay that the developers were going for it all just kind of clicked. If you have any interest in giving them a real try, I recommend downloading the remastered versions for PC and checking them out. :)