Xamenos
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You can use a Win 10 virtual machine to play it on Win 7. That's what I did.It still doesn't work on Win 7, does it?
You can use a Win 10 virtual machine to play it on Win 7. That's what I did.It still doesn't work on Win 7, does it?
That's because it fundamentally lacks anything that can age. Games with fancy graphics age poorly, but games with basically nonexistent graphics don't really age at all.play king of the dragon pass instead
Yeah, it aged surprisingly well.
That, and the fact that it's one of the best games ever made.That's because it fundamentally lacks anything that can age. Games with fancy graphics age poorly, but games with basically nonexistent graphics don't really age at all.play king of the dragon pass instead
Yeah, it aged surprisingly well.
You also learn a good book by heart if you read it enough times. This does not mean it has aged.The music in KoDP is kinda... ear rape honestly.
Also what ages the most is story and events, at a point you know them all by heart.
Even the ducks laugh at you.The music in KoDP is kinda... ear rape honestly.
The music is good, it's the encoding/bitrate from the 90s that makes it sound grating.The music in KoDP is kinda... ear rape honestly.
Also what ages the most is story and events, at a point you know them all by heart.
In this 2019 GDC session, designer David Dunham shares how the pieces came together to create a re-playable emergent narrative in Six Ages: Ride Like the Wind.
In this 2019 GDC session, designer David Dunham shares how the pieces came together to create a re-playable emergent narrative in Six Ages: Ride Like the Wind.
Rather than music some of the game art is cringe and immersion breaking. The games art does not take itself too serious but things like duck people really makes me question myself why am I even playing this game.The music in KoDP is kinda... ear rape honestly.
Also what ages the most is story and events, at a point you know them all by heart.