only con would have to be the light sources power, how can you tell if its full for sure? i also thik your idea on making Anselm's abilities more human, basically his jumping, running, and reloading, [white men can't jump! There I said it. don't say you weren't expecting it!] i also like that it has a game plus mode, medals, and it being made by a very small team, which total equals 4.5 stars, plus the idea that went into it for 1 star more. btw, why was the town Salem? why not someplace more Holy or Demonized, like Babylon or Jerusalem? Wasn't Salem the town filled with psycho religious witch hunters?
Reviews for "Salem"
Tarienn responds:
<spoiler> This game doesn't take place on Earth, the name Salem is only a reference to the real city. The same with the name Andover. In real life, Andover is a city, but in Anselm's story, Andover is a sovereign nation that was sanctioned by the Divine Order during the Occult War.</spoiler> Also glad to hear you like our game!
Oh man, that was great. It felt more like a movie with interactive fight scenes than an actual game, but that's not a bad thing. In fact, I'd say it's a really good thing. The voice acting was absolutely stellar and the characters were certainly interesting enough.
I must admit I'm curious about Zipp's true nature. I mean, I get that he was probably supposed to be an unbeatable boss, but I still find it interesting he only takes 1 damage from each of Anselm's arrows, especially considering that the obelisk, which I'm assuming was some kind of major leader-demon, still takes about normal damage...
inb4 reading into it too much.
yeah it fucking would
This would be the greatest fucking DS game i swear.
I liked zipp i wish i didn't have to kill him but otherwise AWESOME GAME
Tarienn responds:
Thanks! But Zipp isn't dead