Alpha Kimori: Great Doubt - Episode One
Feb 1, 2014
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Alpha Kimori: Great Doubt - Episode One is the first of a trilogy of bright and colorful Japanese Anime inspired story-driven episodic 2D Role Playing Games, which feature an intricate action-adventure epic story with a delightful mix of sci-fi and fantasy elements.
The story of Alpha Kimori is set 50 years after the alien invasion of Earth when the newly discovered planet Kimori plays host to two warring human factions – the Bidarians, who want to reclaim Earth, and the Jinrians, who are contented with their new home. Even as the Bidarians destroy with their mighty Robotic Intelligent Cybernetic Armor …
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Alpha Kimori: Great Doubt - Episode One is the first of a trilogy of bright and colorful Japanese Anime inspired story-driven episodic 2D Role Playing Games, which feature an intricate action-adventure epic story with a delightful mix of sci-fi and fantasy elements.
The story of Alpha Kimori is set 50 years after the alien invasion of Earth when the newly discovered planet Kimori plays host to two warring human factions – the Bidarians, who want to reclaim Earth, and the Jinrians, who are contented with their new home. Even as the Bidarians destroy with their mighty Robotic Intelligent Cybernetic Armor (RICA) technology, the Jinrians defend the planet with the ability transmute into colossal indigenous creatures. Amidst the turmoil, young Bidarian warrior, Rick, falls in love with Jinrian princess, Yuki.
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- Platforms
- PC (Microsoft Windows)
- Genres
- Adventure, Indie, Role-playing (RPG), Strategy
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Release Dates
Feb 01, 2014 (Worldwide)
PC (Microsoft Windows)
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Feb 14, 2019
Another day, another pointless JRPG
This may come as a surprise, but you've already played this game. In fact, if you often get games from bundles, you've played this game many many times. It's that shitty RPGMaker game with boring dialogue, sleep-inducing combat and levels where you constantly get lost because there's no map. Character 1 has "powerful attack", character 2 has "heal", bla bla bla. You fight a bunch of monsters, get XP and items and progress through some worthless story.
Pokémon red/blue came out in 1996 and is still light-years ahead of worthless trash like this.