It's been a while since I've done one of these so I'm going to do a quick summery of what's happened. Really it's more for me than you because I certainly have no idea what's going on. Maybe if I write it all out SOMETHING will make sense.
( WHAT )

This is a long one, hoo boy. After all this time with tiny glimpses at the actual plot the game suddenly vomits up exposition in the course of 15 minutes.
( this game is hazardous to your mental health )

I actually put a lot of effort into finding more broke->Baroque quotes for the title but they were all way too long. Though this one was very fitting considering the context of the game: Life is an unbroken succession of false situations.

ANYWAY another part of this cracked out game. I admit that it is growing on me since finding Tag's character ( Read more... )

Here we are at the second installment of this game's disjointed review. I'd actually like to start out by properly highlighting the things this game actually does REALLY well.

Though for the record I'm tired of typing out Protagonist when it doesn't even really mean anything, so I'm going to chop off a few syllables and call him Tag from now on.
( today's title courtesy of the Red Green show )

So yesterday I bought this game called Baroque for the PS2. The sole reason I was interested in this game was because I really like the architecture of the Baroque period and hey it was on sale. Once I got the game I flipped through the booklet to see what flavor of RPG I'd just purchased.

The basic story is predictable: Something Bad Happened and ( Read more... )