Yet, when I ran across this, I just had to toss this out there for consideration:
Cthulhu was all set to plunge the world into insanity and destruction when a band of heroes cursed him and sealed away his powers. The only way for him to break the curse is to become a true hero. Save the world to destroy it!
Features:
An epic journey of redemption and insanity!
Classic 8/16-bit style combined with the best of modern gameplay design.
720p! Parallax scrolling! Backgrounds!
Use magic and skills to inflict insanity upon your opponents! Insane enemies are more dangerous but also more vulnerable!
More accessible than ever before! Save wherever you like! Collect 1Ups to retry failed battles!
7 playable characters – Umi the beautiful heroine with an unhealthy obsession with the ocean, Sharpe the sentient floating sword, October the cute necromancer, Paws the alien cat, Dacre a senile old man, Ember the dark dragon, and of course, Cthulhu from the classic horror of H.P. Lovecraft!
A 6-10 hour main quest with multiple difficulties and post-game modes like Score Attack and Highlander to increase replayability!
All of the great features players know and love from Breath of Death VII: The Beginning have returned – fast-paced gameplay, combo system, random encounter limits, unite techniques, branching LV-Ups, and more!
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2 Comments
It was cool of them to use graphics and sound from the 1930’s to make it more thematic. 8 bit Graphics? LOL
Alright, Mr. Wisenheimer… 1990s graphics I’d say. Honestly, it’s three bucks so you know I had to get it just for laughs. You get to play a cranky Cthulhu and I could pass that up.
The interesting thing is, all the computer and console gaming sites are saying it’s a great game!