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Beyond Good & Evil's new anniversary edition content demands BG&E2 is made
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this post was submitted on 01 Jul 2024
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I've never played this. How does it hold up? I don't care about graphics, I'm a patient gamer.
Played it a couple of years ago. It's arcadish, nice, it's artstyle works great to diminish the fact it's very old, but the final boss sucks ass, so I'd just googled a guide for defeating him.
Noted, thank you.
This was an absolutely amazing game when I played the original. The art style is not aiming for realism either so those games tend to hold up well. I would highly recommend picking it up.
Edit: Just checked on steam and it looks like they have added Denuvo DRM. Maybe you can find an old version without it?
It's on GOG. Currently on sale for $3. It's the non-remastered version, but I doubt that will hold people back much.
That sounds like my jam, thanks. Assuming I can get it working on Linux
It might be the best Zelda game of its generation