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EWS: YIIK: Nameless Psychosis
So this is a tough one. YIIK: A Post-Modern RPG was widely derided at release, and our very own BEAT was a a continual source of said derision. But BEAT is a man of principles, so he decided to give this RPG the ol’ college try. YIIK: A Post-Modern RPG became YIIK: Nameless Psychosis somewhere in there, and maybe this upgraded version is more worthwhile… Unfortunately, it did not completely work…
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Between JRPGs and WRPGs, you have a preference for:
JRPGs
WRPGs
Rpg fans be like “I love everything about this game except the combat” my guy, you just want to play a visual novel so bad don’t you?
I don't like to separate WRPG and JRPG.
RPG is RPG.
True, they may sometimes differ in tone, art direction and design choices due to cultural differences.
But I like to think that the two often take inspiration and notes from each other, especially in recent years.
We've seen western developers make Japanese-style RPGs, like Deltarune.
And we've seen eastern developers make western-style RPGs, like Dragon's Dogma.
The line gets blurrier and blurrier every day, so it might as well just not be there.
Besides, separating the two just makes it sound like "this one's better than that one, that one's the OTHER one" and just feeds into certain stigmas of the genre.