Games with this feeling

elden ring unironically looks like shit, i just take a quick glance at it and am put off it's muffled colors

>tfw nothing will ever top the first time you see Siofra River

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Being contrarian about games doesn't make you cool user.

It's nothing fancy but it's solid. It's fairly standard ATB system (though it was still pretty new at the time) but with the gimmick where position of enemies sort of matters as quite a few attacks have ranges to them and if you wait for enemies to wander close together, you can hit more of them with a single move. It's a fairly light use of the gimmick because you can't actually do things like force enemies into certain positions or move your party members (they originally planned for heavier use of the gimmick but it had to be scrapped due to time/resource constraints) but it does spice things up a bit. It's ultimately pretty typical but was relatively innovative for the time and mostly holds up today. It's a bit on the easy side but JRPGs typically are anyway. Also, a lot of the attacks have some pretty great visual effects for a SNES game.

Does Elden Ring have the best open-world design?

yes that's what i'm talking about, whole pictures are only shades of 1 color, looks dull as hell

you are proving his point, those bland, muted colors are just as soulless as first person shooter #2923482's color schemes of dust and dirt. I'm not asking for baby's first RPG digital vibrancy 100% pastel, but at least give it SOMETHING.

>It's a bit on the easy side
I prefer easy when it comes to turn based desu, so this works for me. Thanks user

stick to your botw and genshin trannyshit then

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Reminds me of stage 2 in Castlevania Bloodlines

here's your (You), now fuck off.

Unfortunately, I am too much of a zoomer to play most games pre 2000

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