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''Takeshi & Hiroshi" is an indie video game developed by Oink Games and first released for the iPhone via UsefulNotes/AppleArcade in November 2019 followed by a release for UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch in August 2020.
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''Takeshi & Hiroshi" is an indie video game developed by Oink Games and first released for the iPhone via UsefulNotes/AppleArcade Platform/AppleArcade in November 2019 followed by a release for UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch Platform/NintendoSwitch in August 2020.
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''Takeshi & Hiroshi" is an indie video game developed by Oink Games and first released for the iPhone via Apple Arcade UsefulNotes/AppleArcade in November 2019 followed by a release for UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch in August 2020.
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* WriteWhatYouKnow: The few characters present in ''Mighty Warrior'' are not so subtly inspired by Takeshi's surroundings. A merge of Takeshi and Hiroshi gets to be the hero, while Erika is transformed into a monster. [[spoiler: After getting to know Yosuke, Takeshi turns him into the hero's trustworthy and helpful partner.]]
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* WriteWhatYouKnow: The few characters present in ''Mighty Warrior'' are not so subtly inspired by Takeshi's surroundings. A merge of Takeshi and Hiroshi gets to be the hero, while Erika is transformed into a monster. [[spoiler: After getting to know Yosuke, Takeshi turns him into the hero's trustworthy and helpful partner.]]]]
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* GirlNextDoor: Erika is ''trying'' to play this role, but Takeshi refuses to give her the time of day. [[spoiler:
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* GirlNextDoor: Erika is ''trying'' to play this role, but Takeshi refuses to give her the time of day. [[spoiler: He grows out of this after some time.]]
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* FatalFlaw: Takeshi's is {{Pride}}. On some level, his desire for Hiroshi's praise and admiration is why he's making ''Mighty Warrior'' to begin with. However, he doesn't want others to see his game because he's afraid they'll see how sparsely programmed it actually is. When Erika suggests he work with another classmate on the game, he gets so worked up he makes a monster version of her in the game. [[spoiler: He eventually overcomes these flaws for Hiroshi's sake.]]
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* GreenEyedMonster: Takeshi immediately takes a dislike to Yosuke because of the guy's talent with game design. [[spoiler: Teaming up with him to make ''Mighty Warrior'' helps Takeshi realize Yosuke's honestly perfectly nice.]]
* GirlNextDoor: Erika is ''trying'' to play this role, but Takeshi refuses to give her the time of day. [[spoiler:
* GreenEyedMonster: Takeshi immediately takes a dislike to Yosuke because of the guy's talent with game design. [[spoiler: Teaming up with him to make ''Mighty Warrior'' helps Takeshi realize Yosuke's honestly perfectly nice.]]
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* ShowWithinAShow: More accurately, the game within a game, which is the video game that Takeshi is developing.
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* ShowWithinAShow: More accurately, the game within a game, which is the video game that Takeshi is developing.developing.
* UnexpectedGameplayChange: Chapter 3 shifts into Yosuke's game 250m Zombie Escape, for as long as the player chooses.
* WriteWhatYouKnow: The few characters present in ''Mighty Warrior'' are not so subtly inspired by Takeshi's surroundings. A merge of Takeshi and Hiroshi gets to be the hero, while Erika is transformed into a monster. [[spoiler: After getting to know Yosuke, Takeshi turns him into the hero's trustworthy and helpful partner.]]
* UnexpectedGameplayChange: Chapter 3 shifts into Yosuke's game 250m Zombie Escape, for as long as the player chooses.
* WriteWhatYouKnow: The few characters present in ''Mighty Warrior'' are not so subtly inspired by Takeshi's surroundings. A merge of Takeshi and Hiroshi gets to be the hero, while Erika is transformed into a monster. [[spoiler: After getting to know Yosuke, Takeshi turns him into the hero's trustworthy and helpful partner.]]
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* NoChallengeEqualsNoSatisfaction: Hiroshi, though young, likes challenging games, so if you make encounters too easy for him, he'll get bored and his Joy score will drop.
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''Takeshi & Hiroshi" is an indie video game developed by Oink Games and first released for the iPhone via Apple Arcade in November 2019 followed by a release for UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch in August 2020.
14-year-old Takeshi is a game designer to-be who is creating a new video game for his younger brother Hiroshi, a child who is dealing with an illness and wants nothing more than to finish playing the video game. Takeshi has to design the game to give Hiroshi a fair challenge but not so hard that he winds up losing.
!!Tropes present in this game:
* BigBrotherMentor: Obviously Hiroshi really looks up to Takeshi and treats him as a hero.
* ConsoleCameo: One of the consoles on the boys' shelf clearly represents a Nintendo Switch.
* ShowWithinAShow: More accurately, the game within a game, which is the video game that Takeshi is developing.
14-year-old Takeshi is a game designer to-be who is creating a new video game for his younger brother Hiroshi, a child who is dealing with an illness and wants nothing more than to finish playing the video game. Takeshi has to design the game to give Hiroshi a fair challenge but not so hard that he winds up losing.
!!Tropes present in this game:
* BigBrotherMentor: Obviously Hiroshi really looks up to Takeshi and treats him as a hero.
* ConsoleCameo: One of the consoles on the boys' shelf clearly represents a Nintendo Switch.
* ShowWithinAShow: More accurately, the game within a game, which is the video game that Takeshi is developing.
