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it also revealed more about one of the main chars through it

idk i liked the demo side quest with the robin hood guy

must be legacy from the gacha game, starts slow with mostly basic story, then events multiply and story move on to keep players in

this shit is literally the same as FFXVI where you do boring fetch quest bs until the final act of the game and then suddenly the party members get interesting quests

😭

man why are they doing this

I just want an enjoyable turn-based combat system

fortunately I am not playing this game for the minigames and side story stuff

where 90% is straight up bad

unfortunately the game has the same issues with side content as FFXVI and FF7 Rebirth apparently

awesome reviews

About to start Act 3 of Fortunes Weave soon excited.

I gotta finish Castlevania before this is out

The annual online Kingdom Hearts fan event, March Caprice, has announced its seventh and final celebration, titled March Caprice VII: The End of The Road. It will take place from March 20 through March 27, 2027, featuring community artwork, music, cosplay, games, and other fan-created projects. The final March Caprice event will be part of KH25, a larger fan celebration tied to Kingdom Hearts' 25th anniversary. More specifically, it will coincide with Reconnect's finale, another fan-driven event. March Caprice VII will feature a flowers-and-papercraft theme, with activities hosted across the March Caprice website, Twitch, and participating creators' channels. The event will stream the Concert Soirée and community showcases on its official Twitch channel. Meanwhile, an online gallery will feature fan illustrations, cosplay, merchandise, writing, and games. Additional livestreams and video presentations will run throughout the week on individual creators' platforms, following a schedule. Organizers are currently accepting submissions across several categories, including art, cosplay, games, merchandise, music, streaming, videos, writing, and community partnerships. Applications remain open until January 9, 2027. View full news article

hype

oh my order should be shipping from Amazon soon huh

https://vxtwitter.com/shinobi602/status/2112533032695378313

Tbh there never was hope from these people lol physicals are never coming back unfortunately

https://vxtwitter.com/RENews_X/status/2112441684130980275

I'm beginning to think anime characters aIways Iooking 22 even at 60 is just reaIistic

https://vxtwitter.com/HIDEO_KOJIMA_EN/status/2112174961997775023

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@Weedanort That didn't cross my mind the first time I was weighing this out, but I wholeheartedly agree. I think the 2000s to mid 2010s was the sweet spot between outright telling you what to do and allowing you to figure it out on your own. After that, a lot more games started being a little too upfront about what you had to do. But back to the original topic, I definitely got a bit lost in Deep Jungle on my first time around. I could see players getting lost in both worlds. I didn't know that it was so infamous in that regard on socials as I don't use them anymore. When I did browse the KH Reddit in the past I saw a good bit of people have gripes with how the gameplay felt aged though. I wonder if those players jump into KH2 or just give up on the series when they hit that point. Speaking of aged gameplay, The worst part about the Platinum for Ps3 KH1 was the Gummi Ship blueprints. It took me years to go back and platinum due to that one trophy alone.