Why You Should Play Unicorn Overlord



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Why You Should Play Unicorn Overlord

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36 thoughts on “Why You Should Play Unicorn Overlord”

  1. its Vanillaware, i had the collectors edition per-ordered at announcement, I just wish they would port things to PC, because their back catalogue is nothing but gems, even if Dragon's Crown wasn't to my tastes

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  2. Looks like that combat is an auto battler.
    Just lead units next to each other and the game does the rest.
    That’s not my idea of fun.
    I get you set things up before hand. But the game,as the videos I’ve seen seem to show, looks like an auto battler.
    I find those boring AF very quickly

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  3. I recently got burnt out with FE after a Sacred Stones playthrough. After seeing the stream for this game I was a little interested but wasn't sure since, I have plenty of games in my library to play. I got the demo today and it was so much fun to actually play it. I cannot wait to see all they have in store. Figured I would play it alongside your playthrough of the game.

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  4. 13 sentinels took my ass by surprise and made me remember this studios name now this game just speaks to me as someone who loves Tactical RPGs. a year and a few months after Fire emblem engage too

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  5. I was able to play the demo for 30 hours by save swimming. (Saving before cutscenes, watching them, then reload and skip. Thank you Vanillaware. You've given me so much time killing for free.

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  6. I think you are amiss assuming that the difficulty of the first chapter will come through the whole game. Plenty of games have an easy first chapter to get you started and then there is a difficulty spike.
    The localization issue is a non-issue. The game is set in a fantasy setting akin to a historical period. Japanese's history does follow the same arc of history, so using modern language in that version makes sense. The localization to English has adapted that language to be more like the historical period this game is drawing from. Therefore, the adaption of language is a good thing here not a problem. The meaning from the Japan text is not drastically changed. Also the guy raising the issue is assuming that the adaptions are done without the script writers intent. For all we know the script may have been written in English and then translated back to Japanese.
    This game is awesome. I will pour hours into it. Thank you for your coverage!

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  7. The graphics and the battles kinda remind me of Grand Kingdom, a not very known game that also focus on strategy and building your own party from scratch, unluckily a few time ago the servers shut down and while you can still play the campaign it lost a lot of his main focus. But i still find it fun to play sometimes

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  8. speed run to beat the game on demo possible? also please for the love of god vanillaware please port to PC somehow. steam port muramasa, i would buy 4 copies of dragons crown to give others to freinds to play together. PLEASE!

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  9. The translation does make me flinch. It was a bad translation that kept me far away from Fire Emblem Engage (now patched thankfully) and the previous vanillaware game, 13 Sentinels. Looking at the translation examples it does change the character's personality and sometimes the context of dialogue. It's not Engage bad but still not good.

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  10. Downloaded the demo the day it was released but I downloaded a bunch of other demos that day and I think my lack of attention made me think "this isn't for me". Queue to loads of videos praising the game but this video made me download the demo again. New opinion "ah fuck, I want this game"

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