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Dark Savior (Sega Saturn-EU)
[ Dark Savior (Sega Saturn) - Blue Love 💙 ]
Fucked up isometric hours
Kids today are becoming more Segapilled and Saturnmaxxing and you can't fucking stop them no matter how hard you try
Dark Savior
Some games change the world because they were truly fun and revolutionary. Some games change it because the evolution of hardware and gaming trends matched up with great marketing. Some games simply never had a chance, and their innovations are only remembered by fansites and retro game fans. Many amazing Sega games fall in the third category. Sega’s missteps in the mid-and-late ‘90s resulted in more than their exit from the hardware-manufacturing world – large parts of its games library is at worst forgotten and at best marginalized. Dark Savior is one of those Sega games. The banal box art masks one of the most innovative games of its time. Most importantly, it’s an early game of postmodern storytelling, one in which most players will never unearth the game’s true narrative. Dark Savior is an isometric action RPG/platformer developed by Climax Studios, the same team behind Landstalker for the Genesis, with multiple scenarios to play through and wholly unique gameplay.
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Dark Savior || Popuri & Marlin
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Marlin often picked up his prescriptions ten minutes before closing purely because of his wonky work hours. Nothing unusual at all. But he was startled, tonight, to see a young woman also waiting for hers.
As dark as his past was, Marlin had never even considered committing an act of violence against a civilian, and given the community he still ran in from time to time he was far too aware of the inherent violence and power balance he often saw against women, and-
While his thoughts were running away and he was considering checking in on her quietly to see if she had a safe way home, she was called to pick up her prescription, and he flicked his eyes to the ground, making sure it didn’t seem like he was watching her. A few moments later, his own name was called, and he approached the counter and paid for his own pills.
Walking to the front of the drug store told him that not only had the sun set completely, but the woman was standing just inside the front door, peering out, and he cleared his throat as he started shoving his crinkling prescription bag into his pocket. “Waiting on a ride?” Shit, he wished his voice wasn’t so gravely. He didn’t want to scare her too.