Welcome to the world of Steambot Chronicles! The game was developed by Irem and published by Atlus in North America and 505 Games in PAL regions. Irem is best known for their R-Type series and the Zettai Zetsumei Toshi series (Disaster Report, Raw Danger). In Steambot Chronicles, you play as Vanilla in a non-linear adventure that is full of variety and choices. Should one of these choices be to try out the game? Let’s have a look-see.
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GDiNews:"When Triscy has something scratching at his head, he'll occasionally just vent it out. Triscy rants about various subjects, and this time he talks about why he wants more linear games and original concepts in games."
Spoiled brat making rants, he wants linearity and games to be like books, to hell with him, go read a book and dont play videogames then, the player must ALWAYS have control on how the story developes even if little.
FFXIII, tried this and failed misseraby and it showed you must never take control from the player.
I'm actually planning to play this game on my stream really soon. Grabbed it from my brother.
It was one of my few well-liked mech games as, even though I have nothing against the mech genre, I just don't tend to enjoy mecha-based video games.