Eschewing the trend of three-dimensional gameplay, Vanillaware demonstrates how sticking to two dimensions can be stunning. Thus it is fitting that the studio’s games warrant some time for analysis. (Odin Sphere, Grim Grimoire, Muramasa: The Demon Blade).
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Eschewing the trend of three-dimensional gameplay, Vanillaware demonstrates how sticking to two dimensions can be stunning. Thus it is fitting that the studio’s games warrant some time for analysis. (Odin Sphere, Grim Grimoire, Muramasa: The Demon Blade). The post RPG Backtrack – Episode 54: “Two-Dimensional Thinking” appeared first on RPGamer.

Eschewing the trend of three-dimensional gameplay, Vanillaware demonstrates how sticking to two dimensions can be stunning. Thus it is fitting that the studio’s games warrant some time for analysis. (Odin Sphere, Grim Grimoire, Muramasa: The Demon Blade).
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RPG Backtrack – Episode 54: “Two-Dimensional Thinking”

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RPG Backtrack – Episode 54: “Two-Dimensional Thinking”