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Unintentional of course, but glad I could help. I eventually stopped labeling the stages because I couldn't think of anything witty or good for most of them but each video progresses the exact same. If you haven't progressed any further you can still go in the tavern to get the Key of Nova. These items are missable which can get you a special class in the video I titled Vandalier. I've replayed the game multiple times so I know where they are in each battle once I get there, but if you're not sure look up how to unlock Vandalier and they'll probably have a list of each battle you need to search for items and each area you need to talk to people. This isn't too far into the game so if you missed it it's not too late to restart and not waste too much time.

I thought it was good. I can at the very least say that I've enjoyed playing the game as I only need one more trophy for the platinum. It's a procedural generation game that drops you in a randomly generated bird's eye view dungeon where you use your attacks as a twin stick shooter to either defeat all enemies, collect all treasures, or some rotating objective. There's usually two floors to each dungeon biome before each boss. Once you exit each floor after completing the objective, you use your gold to upgrade your HP, defense, attack, attack range, speed, and two others, you essentially start with characters who have specific stats and you sort of want to balance the amount of defense, attack, and HP they have so you can actually progress to the end of the game. Too little defense and you're taking too much damage to survive, too little attack and it takes too long to kill each enemy, and HP is only necessary because any HP pick ups you receive or potions you use will be more beneficial the more HP that it can recover. The layout isn't like Gauntlet but it's essentially a Gauntlet style game. There are eight character classes, two unlocked by finishing the game and the second difficulty, there are weapon upgrades that you can get for each character by getting blueprints but I think it's only 10 and the upgrades are not required to finish the game. If you notice the fireball from my wizard, it's the starting weapon sprite. The game is available on Red Art Games, but it should be something you can find for cheap. It has co op but there's no online so you'd need to do share play. It's actually a lot easier one player than it is multiplayer because you need to split the upgrades between both you and your ally. However, multiplayer just seems to be harder on all classic style games compared to single player. Think about it. Contra, Overcooked, etc. The more people added to a game the more hectic the game becomes because you can't directly control the other participant and it takes time to relay commands.

It's on sale for $2.99 down from $9.99 on PSN right now so since I know you went to digital you can get it for cheap if you're interested. However, it is available on Red Art Games for the PS5 as well if you want a physical copy.

Shadows of Adam is a solid classic style RPG. The way magic and skills work is that they are worth using the entire game and increase based on your character statistics, however you don't use a set amount of MP, you use a percentage of your MP and gain a set percentage after each turn. I think that aspect of it is done very well. The game does have good progression as well. It's nothing special, I'd actually put it on the low end of most SNES and PS1 RPGs but the quality back then was just very high anyways, but definitely not bottom tier. The biggest issue I had with the game is that there seems to be input lag and that bothered me. I finished the game still and got most of the secrets so I dealt with it, but it did seem like when choosing actions that there was a slight delay in your inputs which I didn't like. Earth's Dawn is a 2D side scrolling beat em up. Now, I generally don't like beat em ups unless they've got some depth to them, so I actually really enjoyed this game. This game is closer to something like Odin Sphere or Muramasa where you can only go left and right while also being very combo heavy. On Earth's Dawn you get multiple weapons so your combos will switch up depending on your weapon and you can have two different weapons equipped and swap between them. You can also dual wield swords instead of using the second hand to swap to another weapon(including ranged weapons.) Earth's Dawns biggest issue is that it's level based and you have side quests to complete after finishing a level, these side quests will take you back through the same levels you've completed, meaning that you'll replay the same levels over and over with a different objective. This is required because the boss levels you get too are very hard so you need as many levels and upgrades as you can get up to that point. Huntdown is AMAZING. A true masterpiece of a game imo. I even spent the time and had the last 10 of the games 20 levels on the hardest difficulty recorded in order to upload. However, because I did not think of doing this until the third area, once I finished the game again, I didn't feel like going back and recording the first 10 levels. So I actually ended up deleting all of the levels that I previously recorded meaning if I ever do decide to upload the videos I need to record them all again. When I upload videos I like for it to look really good, so what you're seeing in that 12 seconds is actually what I did throughout the entire stage of the videos I did record. I'd honestly say that those videos were less about skill and more due to the fact that I was playing off pure memorization I replayed the stages so many times. You'll understand once you play the game or more specifically that stage in the game and have something to compare my gameplay to.

Oh, btw, go hover over the time for God of War or look at the information of the video to see that easter egg. I don't like God of War, only added it to the video to fill up space since it's a popular game.

You can get one of two at the very beginning provided you have atleast one charisma, the one up top is terrible, the girl at the bottom is decent. Other characters are dependent on how much charisma you but whether they'll appear is all up to whether you're in a world they'll appear in. If you are in a world they'll appear in they'll always appear in that world. If you're not doing the main quest, which is kill the fallen angel there's a specific bottle item you can get that you can use on her and she'll join you as a character but requires four charisma I think. It's not the buddy potion, forget what it's called.

@@kupomogli yes I knew about Nami (the blond girl) but never met the dark knight dude... I need to play more I guess! Also, I don't know if you rememember but for certain things to unlock it says finish "5 different campaigns". Do that mean 5 differents worlds or do they need to be specifically from the current online campaigns?

@@TropicalTendencies If it says campaign it just means any quest including the standard fallen angel, otherwise it will state complete a specific NPC quest.

Only have ash spell and just spell binds until space switf

Did you press left and right to scroll through the lists?

The point was to show how OP Vandalier is, that and the battle itself is one of the games least interesting areas.

Depending on where the enemy is located at the beginning of each stage and where you think the blue mark might be, move if you have to because there's a short delay, shorter if you start shooting. Many times the enemies won't start in front of your character or the weak part might be at another location so you'll want to move, but as it's appearing when you fly in to the new stage you'll see if you need to adjust where your character is.

At the end of VH Eleni hears his ocarina playing. Plus, in Vandal Hearts 2's secret ending, he shows up in his Vandalier armor before Joshua. Maybe he is doomed to be the guardian of Vandal Heart, who knows. But he doesn't seem to be "dead" in the conventional sense.

MiksteR_RdY Hi my friend, I'll tell you, I have my Vandal Hearts still with the new box and Cd without any risk, ps1, my friend gave me Vandal hearts 2 long ago I never played because not never picked up because the game is very scratched, so never I played VH2, someday I will buy to play, because I know the game is very good too, I am very grateful for you to delve into my past to explain to me the story that I did not understand correctly, you plunged into my past as a child and made me understand what I thought was something that was not, you're on the other side of the world, I would never expect it, so I'm thank you friend, this game is in my soul, the passive songs are in the memories of my Heart I love this game that was part of what I am best and good hearted today.

MiksteR_RdY I have my Vandal Hearts since 2003 without any scratches, my old friend friend I remember he gave me in 2007 VH2 I still have more never picked up because the inside of the cd is cracked plus the cd has no scratches but anyway it does not pick up.

@@edmundoantonio1173 since you own the game, you can legally own a rom file and emulator for it, so you can play it on the pc or on a phone (like im currently doing)

​@@MiksteR_RdYPlot Twist. The last occarina Sound was not Ash but no one else but Arris the Sage, he was never dead and heared ash playinc occarina at the Ruins of Eleni when he warned and cursed them with the spooky voice to leave these ruins. These ghost sounds were actually no one else but arris and that was the real moment when ash went crazy nearly killing Clive, the Curse of Arris at the third level of the ruins became reality and cursed Ash

I'd like to help but don't know where you're talking about, I'd suggest Gamefaqs though. Should be a good guide to get all the collectibles by now.

The maidens give you two items that allow you to break those bones (the other item breaks crystals). Rescue them and you will be able to break those things.

I played this on the PS3.

I see. Thanks man!