
The world's speediest homage/roast to JRPGs! Can you save the world in 30 seconds? Get a quest, find those in need, fight through dungeons, earn cash, get cool loot and level up until YOU>EVIL. Don't have enough time? Pay the Goddess to reset the clock and try again! Over 100 mini-JRPGs for you to test your might with!
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Languages: English, Japanese
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An amazing sequel to an awesome, fun game! Adds more of a feel of a huge time span.
This game has so much. I started playing again after years of not playing and there is so much more to it that I just keep playing and playing.
nope
ich habe die ersten beiden teile geliebt und etliche male gespielt. zahlreiche anspielungen an andere historische spiele. ich hoffe es gibt noch einen dritten teil.
[h1]Half Minute Hero 2: The Second Coming - 8/10[/h1] Playtime: 22H Synopsis: The world's speediest homage/roast to JRPGs! Can you save the world in 30 seconds? Get a quest, find those in need, fight through dungeons, earn cash, get cool loot and level up until YOU>EVIL. Don't have enough time? Pay the Goddess to reset the clock and try again! Over 100 mini-JRPGs for you to test your might with! Plus: +More Focused and Upgrade Hero 30 Playstyle +8 Bit goes to 16 Bit +More Robust and Deep Story but still have good comedy quality +THE MUSIC IS BANGER +3 Playable Character Story +Party System +Hero Castle as Homebased +Global Dungeon System Min: -Class System is not have much effect other than to activate weapon skill -there are special party move with certain character, but the game didnt tell Mixed: =Hero Castle just using only for certain gimmick =Formation party and many weapon skill are not useful enough =Last Global Dungeon is a FREAKING HASSLE to traverse (There is not a single fast travel) =Evil Lord Medal collectible really need a guide A Superb sequel with all the upgrade system from previous game... but the most upgrade is the MUSIC, my favorite is coo song.. please listen the coo song, its fantastic.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4dMoBCNQpWo&t=157s
용사 30의 후속작 용사 30 second, 초고속 용사가 다시한번 대쉬! 이 게임을 추천을 줘야할지, 비추천을 줘야할지 상당히 고민했다. 전작보다 시원한 진행이 생각보다 힘들어서 그렇다. 이게 지형인지, 장애물인지 모를 장식물도 많고, 은근 모르면 맞아야지 식의 퍼즐도 많다. 나중가면 익숙해지긴 할텐데 세계 몇번 말아먹고 나서야 익숙해진다니 영.. 게임의 파고들기 요소는 장난 아니게 많다. 엄청 많다. 생각보다 많은 등장인물을 동료로 삼을 수 있고, 스토리 라인이 전작의 단순화된 라인보다 더 강렬한 스케일을 목표로 확장되었다. 마왕, 기계, 천족까지 온갖걸 잡아팰 수 있다. 스토리 자체는 JRPG에서 옛시절에 유행하던 정석적인 스타일. 감동적인 부분도 많고, 열혈적인 부분도 많으니 only 스킵으로 게임을 즐기기엔 어렵다. 꼭 스토리 보면서 플레이하가자. 물론 단점도 없는건 아닌지라, 피로도 높은 몇몇 구성과 퍼즐, 전작에 비해 난이도는 감소했지만, 그만큼 숨겨놓은 요소가 한두개가 아닌 수준으로 많아졌다. 다 찾을라니 영 모양새도 안나오고 해서 동료 한명만 제외하고 전부 모으는걸로 끝맺음 짓기로 했다. 전작은 다양한 게임플레이 방식을 보여줬던 것과 달리 전작의 용사 30 모드로 통일했는데, 이것도 전작의 방식을 즐겼다면 아쉬운 점(모드를 덜어내고 스토리에 집중한 듯 하다) 한패 역시 PC버전은 지원하지 않아서 유저한패를 써야하는데 이건 DLC 번역이 안되어있다. 번역팀도 그 이후 갱신이 없는걸봐선 DLC는 포기하는게 맞는듯. 전작 패치와 마찬가지로 한패하고 DLC 스테이지 들어가면 먹통되니까 무결성 돌려주자. 게임은 라이트하게 재밌다. 다먹고나면 충분히 잘 즐겼을 정도로 단점은 크게 기억나진 않는다. 전작과 다르게 플레이어 스스로 어드벤티지를 늘릴 수 있고, 전작에서 나왔던 제한 요소 대부분을 거뒀다. 그래도 공식 한패도 없고 하니 아쉬울뿐이다.
Sadly, half minute hero is what the ladies also call me. But, what they don't know is that I always have a second coming.
I remember playing the first Half Minute Hero a decade and a half ago on the PSP. It was a good game. Weird, but good. It had unique ideas, a good soundtrack that I wound up getting, and managed to have a heart-wrenching moment using only a single word. I didn't [pays gold] learn about there ever being a sequel until several years later, and it was several years more until I actually got around to playing it. I had no idea what to expect, since I never looked anything up about it, so I only had vague but fond memories of the first game. It went [i]way[/i] deeper than I would've expected. The gameplay only uses the Hero 30 mode from the previous game, and [pays gold] builds on it. New features I was surprised to find include an overworld where you could gain permanent levels with which to start quests, a handful of small dungeons you can visit, and a mecha castle you need in order to fight giant enemies, among other things. The story was interesting, too. It worked a lot like the original game's did, only without any illusion of the different stories being unrelated to each other, which I feel was the right call. It also ran a [i]wide[/i] gamut of objectives, [pays gold] although most of them still boiled down to beating a boss to win, but I don't want to spoil any more about that. It's not perfect, though. Every quest has two achievements that [i]sometimes[/i] involve doing things outside the main objective, and you can see a single hint for each one after beating the quest, and some of those hints are less helpful than others. The biggest problem I had, though, was with its endgame, but it wasn't enough to be a deal breaker for me. [pays gold] I had some issue with certain questions never being answered, like [spoiler]why Yashu is a dead ringer for the Evil Lord from the first game, which is extra weird considering the Evil Lord [i]is in the game[/i] but just relegates himself to giving you achievement rewards[/spoiler]. The major problem, though, was a (probably) optional dungeon that is a few times larger than all of the other dungeons in the game combined with increasingly infuriating new challenges, and the frustration is [pays gold] multiplied by the fact that getting defeated in a dungeon causes you to lose all of the items you acquired, uniquely including a few items that are [i]invisible[/i] and require you to buy a radar that takes up your item slot and disappears when you leave if you want to be able to pick them up! Aside from a few stumbles at the finish line, I rather enjoyed this, and I feel it was well worth $10, plus another dollar if you want a little extra buffoonery! Now, I'm gonna go find this game's soundtrack. Edit: The soundtrack is actually in the game's folder.
勇者30sebondのsteam版 買うなら勇者30と勇者30sebondがセットになった「Half Minute Hero Bundle」がお勧め
PSPの勇者30はハマっていたけどsecondはやってなかったので10年ぶりにプレイ ノリとテンポ、勇者30節は変わっておらず楽しめました
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