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DS Games Like Time Hollow and Lux Pain?

SakuraMartinezOP
#21
Thank you!
Saiyajin Mui
#22
I'll admit, It's refreshing to find someone else out there who enjoyed Lux Pain. A lot of people I talk to seem to hate it.
SakuraMartinezOP
#23
Well, I grew tired from playing the usual RPG games. Found Time Hollow and Lux Pain and loved it. I had been wondering for a while if there were other games like that apart from the Ace Attorney and Layton ones. XD
frostydrag0n
#24
Well I'm interested: What's Lux Pain like? The reviews on those game sites seem to kept dissing it
Saiyajin Mui
#25
SakuraMartinez · #23Well, I grew tired from playing the usual RPG games. Found Time Hollow and Lux Pain and loved it. I had been wondering for a while if there were other games like that apart from the Ace Attorney and Layton ones. XD
I tend to like games similar to Time Hollow and Lux Pain. They keep me company when I have nothing better to do on my days off.Before I forget, give the Jake Hunter games on the DS a go. Those were pretty cool too.

Replying to #24

Lux Pain plays like a standard visual novel, but in some places you need to 'dig' into the surroundings and into people to uncover their emotions and things like that.
frostydrag0n
#26

Replying to #25

So does it have an interesting storyline? If it does, I'll try it after I'm sick of pokemon :D
Saiyajin Mui
#27

Replying to #26

Well to me I found it pretty engaging. I usually disregard what reviewers think until I've played the game myself. It's you as the gamer's opinion that counts, not the reviewer.
frostydrag0n
#28
Oh okay that sounds cool. Guess I'll be giving this game a shot! Haven't had a visual novel since 999. Missed quite a bunch too so this thread should keep me busy :D
Thanks!
athemoe
#29
SakuraMartinezThanks for the game titles. I can't seem to find the Theresia game though (found a couple of dead links for it). Also downloaded Another Code.@Athemoe: What Broken Sword game?
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