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The Albino Hunter (2005)

Cherry Co. Studios

PC (Microsoft Windows)

2.00 from 3 ratings

184 members have it in their collection · 96 backlogged

Kalymn Nox is the Albino Hunter; even his pretentious and slightly racist title can keep him from waking up broke after a night of drinking.
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Details

Developers
Cherry Co. Studios
Publishers
Cherry Co. Studios
Genres
Adventure, Indie, Role-playing (RPG)
Themes
Fantasy
Steam
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Release dates

  • Mar 11, 2005 (Worldwide) PC (Microsoft Windows)
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Rating distribution

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anarchistica

Review anarchistica 1/5 · Jul 13, 2018

Boring: The Game

The Albino Hunter is a dime-a-dozen RPGMaker game that fails on several levels;

First of all, there are no dialogue speed options, so you constantly have to press Space to speed up the text.

Secondly, after over an hour i had no new party members, no new equipment and only two dull new abilities (hit slightly harder, prevent status effects). …

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The Albino Hunter is a dime-a-dozen RPGMaker game that fails on several levels;

First of all, there are no dialogue speed options, so you constantly have to press Space to speed up the text.

Secondly, after over an hour i had no new party members, no new equipment and only two dull new abilities (hit slightly harder, prevent status effects).

With this one-man party, the game has you fight enemies that have debilitating abilities (sleep, blind). This results in endless drawn-out battles in which you wait for your character to wake up so you can heal before going back to using the same attack over and over again.

On top of all that, every enemy type has its own dialogue and the game shows this the same dialogue every. single. time. Boring dialogue you've seen a thousands times followed by boring combat in which the enemy disables you constantly followed by boring post-combat dialogue you've seen a thousand times.

It's just bizarre that they messed up something as simple as a RPGMaker game so badly.

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