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Baobabs Mausoleum, bizarre JRPGish adventure game inspired by Twin Peaks

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Baobabs Mausoleum, a JRPG inspired by Monkey Island, Zelda Link's Awakening DX, Twin Peaks and SpongeBob Squarepants(!): http://www.celeryemblem.com/



The town of Flamingo´s Creek is a place that appears every 25 years in Albatross Road, a neighborhood that only appears in nightmares.

Follow the FBI agent Watracio Walpurgis in his adventures trying to scape from this eerie and gooey village. Meet stranges and paranoids inhabitants, brake up your brain to solve puzzles in the most hilarius and surrealistic situations, defeat the Wendigo, get mad with cosmic láser chickens, scape from monsters that went out by the night to search ufos to eat, discover thousands of secrets…
Discover Baobab´s Mausoleum, a retro point and click adventure in j-rpg format that you will never forget.
Did i say Watracio is an vampire eggplant?

Creepy inhabitants and misteries awaits...Welcome to Flamingo´s Creek: Population 64.

I suspect this is relevant to Crooked Bee's interests
 

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Looks pretty interesting. Too bad it's episodic. I will take a closer look once the actual complete game is out. Goddamn I fucking hate episodic games.
 

AetherVagrant

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Not seeing a thread for this little gem yet. It was very strange, oozes with style -- but little substance. I enjoyed the experience however, tone feels very similar to the upcoming and much anticipated Octopus City Blues but if they were doing an episodic telltale type thing.

Be warned the comparisons to monkey island are a bit of a stretch.

http://www.celeryemblem.com/

The Town Of Flamingo´S Creek Is A Place That Appears Every 25 Years In Albatross Road, A Neighborhood That Only Appears In Nightmares.

Follow The FBI Agent Watracio Walpurgis In His Adventures Trying To Scape From This Eerie And Gooey Village. Meet Stranges And Paranoids Inhabitants, Brake Up Your Brain To Solve Puzzles In The Most Hilarius And Surrealistic Situations, Defeat The Wendigo, Get Mad With Cosmic Láser Chickens, Scape From Monsters That Went Out By The Night To Search Ufos To Eat, Discover Thousands Of Secrets…
Discover Baobab´S Mausoleum, A Retro Point And Click Adventure In J-Rpg Format That You Will Never Forget.
Did I Say Watracio Is An Vampire Eggplant?

Creepy Inhabitants And Misteries Awaits...Who Is The Man With Hair On His Eye Sockets?
 

AetherVagrant

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Ah I looked for this in the Adventure thread before posting, didn't occur to me to look for it in JRPG despite the rpgmaker look. It's very much an avante-garde adventure game, little to no rpg mechanics to be had outside of the last little section. It even has a first person shooter segment. Very fractured and incoherent game that was still a lovely way to pass an evening.
 

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