(25/02/2013 05:50 PM)ZiNgA BuRgA Wrote:  Zelda fan game: Oni-Link Begins

Had played the first one quite a while back, only played a bit of the second one, which I've just decided to start again.  Pretty good for a free game.  Not as polished as the game it's based off (Zelda, Link to the Past), but has most of the same concepts.
Some gameplay aspects could've been improved IMO (switching to Oni-Link is annoying) and some of the puzzles need to be made more obvious (like random invisible paths with no hints that they exist, double you tee eff?), but on the other hand, they've made some things a bit nicer, such as no constant warning sound when you're low on health.

Funny you should say that. When I asked a while ago if any homebrew games were any good, you mentioned these Zelda games. I had a blast and did the first one, but not got around to the second and third yet, been busy. But, I must say, I was quite impressed with it.


As to what I'm playing now, I have a few things on the go. I'm currently doing a big Pokemon playthrough - Red, Blue, Yellow, Gold, Silver, Crystal. I've just got my Crystal playthrough to do. My aim is to basically get and do everything that's possible on my own, using TBGDual to trade across.

I'm also going through FFVIII for the first time ever (A friend got me into it, I did VII last year), just about to start disc 3.

Alongside these games, I'm also working my way through every Super Metroid Hack I can get my hands on, and also working on a hack of my own. And while I'm here, I'm just gonna flat out say that if you've never played Super Metroid, you haven't lived. If you have, and think it's one of the greatest games ever made (for me, there's no topping it), then get your arse over to Metroid Construction and see what new adventures with Samus Aran await you.