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Miyan Island: A Warrior's Birth |  |
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By: Hyn Jowhai and Manman Vivas Homepage: None Download: 60 KB Reviewed by: Chaos Nyte |
At first I was slightly insulted to find that the authors of the game didn't even wait to read the reviews for the first demo. Then I realized that this is a whole new game... well, a new crummy demo anyway.
Storyline- Begins with how Hya from the first game was born, and then starts the story with Hya at age 9 having to find a crystal in order to save the Miyans. All the house's in town are locked, save the inn, and the other then the innkeeper, the only other person in town is a little pink triangle who screams at you. Then you fight a big red stone blocking the way out of town, who doesn't attack you back. Outside of town you can battle some monsters, and then fight a "Lava Stone" which again, doesn't fight back. Then your told it's the end of the demo. The authors of this game should be ashamed of themselves for making such a poor plot and such a short demo.
Graphics- The same quirky style as in the last Miyan game. Though the demo is really to short to enjoy it.
Gameplay- Doesn't exist. Fighting enemies who don't attack back doesn't count.
Music- Ripped from the editor.
Scores:
| Graphics: Pill houses are cool, super short demos are not. | |
| Music: Placed poorly, I'd turn off my sound, if this demo didn't only take a minute to finish. | |
| Storyline: Pathetic. | |
| Gameplay: Forgot to do something, didn't we? | |
| Overall (Not an average score): The authors of this game should bow there heads in shame. I can't imagine why anyone would want to play this unfinished thing. |
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