I Really Love King's Field

I played the King's Field series earlier this year and instantly fell in love - so much that I felt greatly compelled to gush about them for a bit. This video is a journey through this series with a keen lens over the mechanical nuances of these games, their individual strengths and weaknesses and discusses the combat and design principles and why it's important to respect their values rather than try and blur what they mean for this collection of games. 00:00:00 Introduction 00:04:16 King's Field 1 ~ The Royal Cemetery 00:14:18 Design Principles (Also, Communication Around Games SUCKS) 00:25:19 Understanding Combat Principles 00:28:53 King's Field 2 ~ The Island of Melanat 00:39:57 King's Field 3 ~ Verdite Kingdom 00:52:29 King's Field 4 ~ The Ancient City 01:03:31 Closing Twitter:   / plus_ten_sack   Tip: https://streamelements.com/emarrel/tip Notes: King's Field 1 and King's Field III: Pilot Edition are both Japanese exclusives with no official translation, however a fan translations by John Osborne are available at: King’s Field English Translation Patch: https://www.romhacking.net/translatio... King’s Field 3: Pilot Style English Translation Patch: https://www.romhacking.net/translatio... The following websites have information on various Sword of Moonlight projects: Sword of Moonlight games: http://www.swordofmoonlight.com/games/ Sword of Moonlight α: http://www.swordofmoonlight.net/ex/diy/ If you want to find out more about those elusive mobile games, you can read an excellent write up by Charinus at: https://charinusraps.neocities.org/pa...