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Anonymous Mon May 23 12:07:45 2011 No.7386733 [Reply] [Original]

Has /jp/ played this game? If so, what did you think of it?

>>	Anonymous Mon May 23 12:10:45 2011 No.7386744 >>7386733 It looks dark.

>>	Anonymous Mon May 23 12:11:45 2011 No.7386746 File: 599 KB, 1600x1600, 1305734178684.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Yume Nikki is a wonderful game, but I wish for a different ending.

>>	Anonymous Mon May 23 12:12:45 2011 No.7386751 >>7386744 Fan base is a little fault for that.

>>	Anonymous Mon May 23 12:13:45 2011 No.7386753 >>7386746 Pretty much this. Played it, loved it, was rather depressed after finishing it. If you like Yume Nikki, you could try the Yume 2kki, which is a sequel (well, kind of) by the same author.

>>	Anonymous Mon May 23 12:13:45 2011 No.7386754 >>7386753 It is not by the same author, it is a fan game.

>>	Anonymous Mon May 23 12:15:45 2011 No.7386758 I've been wondering /jp/, how are you supposed to play this game? My question is, should you follow a guide, or should you just explore the vast empty rooms for hours searching for some object.

>>	Anonymous Mon May 23 12:17:45 2011 No.7386761 >>7386758 I used a guide, but I heard somewhere in order to get the best experience you should play without one.

Anonymous Mon May 23 12:17:45 2011 No.7386762

>>7386758
OP here. I was wondering this too. I've just started playing about two hours ago, and it seems like it's going to be a really long process to discover everything on my own. I'm reluctant to use a guide or walkthrough, though, because I feel like that will ruin the game for me.

>>	Anonymous Mon May 23 12:19:45 2011 No.7386767 >>7386754 Oh, really? I heard otherwise. But I guess that's not surprising. It plays just like the first part, unlike stuff like .flow, though.

>>	Anonymous Mon May 23 12:20:45 2011 No.7386769 >>7386758 >>7386762 Enjoy the really long progress on your own. Yume Nikki is not a game. Getting to the "end" gets you no rewards. Thinking Yume Nikki as a game makes it a really shitty game. Yume Nikki is more like an interactive artistic work.

Anonymous Mon May 23 12:22:45 2011 No.7386773

>>7386762
>>7386761
>>7386758
Don't use a guide. Ever. The game is not about being completed. The only excuse I would accept is getting a bicycle with the help of a guide, just cause walking can be tiring sometimes. Otherwise, it ruins most of the experience.

>>	Anonymous Mon May 23 12:23:45 2011 No.7386775 I loved exploring the nothingness in the dark, with my headphones at 4am. You're wandering aimlessly and don't know what to expect.

>>	Anonymous Mon May 23 12:33:45 2011 No.7386802 I used the a guide for the last 3 or 4 effects because I wasn't able to find them. I felt bad though. I wish I would have been able to find them without guide

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