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So this is 2022, I guess...?
Easing in with a simple little J-RPG inspired offering. I'm not sure how I'm feeling about this one, I feel like it's missing a little something, but it is what it is, and it's better to start with something than nothing.
Let's do this!
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On the case, good first week, cant wait to see what we get on to this year
definite RPG vibes, after you killed the mid-boss and you return to the war-torn city
On the case, good first week, cant wait to see what we get on to this year
Yes, it will be a very interesting year. Let's give it a red hot go! 
I feel the J-RPG here. Brings back memories of 黄金の太陽 開かれし封印
I never did get around to Golden Sun, but I have no doubts it shares stables with those I did play and drew inspiration from
Nice one. This track just triggered a heap of FFVII memories lol.
Bingo! 90's Square/Squaresoft is my jam, and the strongest influence behind my lazy J-RPG throw togethers 
Ahh, the nostalgia...
definite RPG vibes, after you killed the mid-boss and you return to the war-torn city
Yes, I had similar thoughts in mind! A bittersweet victory; you won, but there was a heavy cost...
trumbuthegn wrote:I feel the J-RPG here. Brings back memories of 黄金の太陽 開かれし封印
I never did get around to Golden Sun (…)
but I have no doubts it shares stables with those I did play and drew inspiration from
For me personally, Golden Sun was the first and only J-RPG I had access to, so it feels like the prototype. Later I’ve learned how much it owns to previous games.
(…) but I have no doubts it shares stables with those I did play and drew inspiration from
I’m sure. The J-RPG genre seems cohesive and recognizable, both musically and in the kinds of places the levels portray. Listening to your track again, I want to play some
Listening to your track again, I want to play some
Same. I keep meaning to go through Chrono Trigger.
trumbuthegn wrote:Listening to your track again, I want to play some
Same. I keep meaning to go through Chrono Trigger.
A massive temporal investment, but what better to use time for than enjoying art?
