So I recently started up 3D Dot Game heroes again, and remembering how awesome I feel that the overall game is, I got to thinking. Why has there not been even a hint at a sequel?
Now I'm not sure what kind of fanbase the game has on Gaf, I was not on Gaf yet when the game came out, so for those of you who are unaware 3D dot game heroes is an action-adventure video game developed by Silicon Studio and published by From Software in Japan, Atlus in North America and by SouthPeak Games in Europe. The game uses a unique style, presenting 2D retro-style graphics in a 3D environment using voxels. The game was released in Japan on November 5, 2009, in North America on May 11, 2010 and in Europe on May 14, 2010.
The gameplay strongly resembles that of 8-bit action-adventure games, particularly that of The Legend of Zelda. The player character moves from screen to screen exploring dungeons, battling enemies, collecting items and solving puzzles. When the player's health bar is full, the player's sword will grow to tremendous sizes whenever swung. Swords in game can be customized and leveled up to increase its length, width, as well as magical power, other special items that can also be used include boomerangs, lanterns, candles, and bows.
Players can also create their own character model using the game's 3D sprite editor. Players are also able to collect monsters to be featured in an encyclopedia which is done through beating the monster on its head with a book until its profile shows up in the encyclopedia's pages. Loading screens in-game also feature recreated box arts of classic video games using the game's 3D sprites.
From the moment I had seen screenshots for 3Dot I knew I was going to be a fan, the art style was fantastic, the music very good, and then when I got the game and the gameplay was excellent it was a done deal. It's one of my favorite games of this generation, and it was very successful for Atlus who published the game here in the west selling greater than six times the amount they had anticipated for the game. In my experience when a game does that well for you, there is usually a sequel, but so far nothing has been addressed between Silicon, From, or Atlus. It's a damn shame.... am I the only one who wishes for a sequel to this?
Now I'm not sure what kind of fanbase the game has on Gaf, I was not on Gaf yet when the game came out, so for those of you who are unaware 3D dot game heroes is an action-adventure video game developed by Silicon Studio and published by From Software in Japan, Atlus in North America and by SouthPeak Games in Europe. The game uses a unique style, presenting 2D retro-style graphics in a 3D environment using voxels. The game was released in Japan on November 5, 2009, in North America on May 11, 2010 and in Europe on May 14, 2010.
The gameplay strongly resembles that of 8-bit action-adventure games, particularly that of The Legend of Zelda. The player character moves from screen to screen exploring dungeons, battling enemies, collecting items and solving puzzles. When the player's health bar is full, the player's sword will grow to tremendous sizes whenever swung. Swords in game can be customized and leveled up to increase its length, width, as well as magical power, other special items that can also be used include boomerangs, lanterns, candles, and bows.
Players can also create their own character model using the game's 3D sprite editor. Players are also able to collect monsters to be featured in an encyclopedia which is done through beating the monster on its head with a book until its profile shows up in the encyclopedia's pages. Loading screens in-game also feature recreated box arts of classic video games using the game's 3D sprites.
From the moment I had seen screenshots for 3Dot I knew I was going to be a fan, the art style was fantastic, the music very good, and then when I got the game and the gameplay was excellent it was a done deal. It's one of my favorite games of this generation, and it was very successful for Atlus who published the game here in the west selling greater than six times the amount they had anticipated for the game. In my experience when a game does that well for you, there is usually a sequel, but so far nothing has been addressed between Silicon, From, or Atlus. It's a damn shame.... am I the only one who wishes for a sequel to this?