HIGH IMPACT SEXUAL VIOLENCE
I haven't gotten to the giant baby, yet. I've got to play this thing again, I loved it so far.
ALL CREATURE WILL DIE AND ALL THE THINGS WILL BE BROKEN. THAT'S THE LAW OF SAMURAI.
I am making sense!
The giant baby comes pretty early! You must play a thousand times more! And try to figure out how or why a baby moves so fast, especially in giant-form.
It's actually not such a difficult game, once you have the knack for it. If you can make it halfway through, you can make it to the end — provided that you can do it in one sitting, seeing as you lose all your stuff if you rely on a password.
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Wananana~
Ah, I love this game so much that I have it both the Genesis AND the SNES. I play both versions. I usually only get as far as that cave level with the giant mutant worm things and then that's it. BTW, since you think Maniac Mansion/Day of The Tentacle have a similar feeling to ZAMN, you should know, all three of those games were made by Lucas Arts.
edited 7th Sep '11 6:21:16 PM by HappyComputerist
Un-frickin-touchable.
(They didn't really... that's only the name of the game)
This is a super-cool game. Seriously, it is awesome. Also, they're apparently going to adapt it into a movie. Can anyone name some similar ones? In either gameplay or content, or even both.
Our own trope page lists: Devil World/Dark Adventure (similar predecessors), Ghoul Patrol ('sequel', but a bit lame), Herc's Adventures, and Monster Madness (last two are spiritual successors).
I would add Monster Force, a GBA game that plays similarly (but a bit more Gauntlet-ish) and with equally-high monster content. It's also quite good.
Games with similar feeling but totally different gameplay might include Maniac Mansion or Monster Party (the very strange NES game).
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