| Publisher |
Takeshi Sakai's Game
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| Type |
Shareware |
| License |
Freeware |
| Version |
1.0 |
| Date Added |
10/3/2002 |
| Size |
2 MB |
Samurai 1.0
In this game, you're a samurai who drops by a small town on his way of travelling for pursuit of his life devole training. You can do what ever you like everyday. There's no certain rule. Some events might occur as you make actions. You can just browse around, or experience some events which in result makes the town wealthier. You can decide when you leave the town as well. Can you be a samurai who brings fortune to the town? Please enjoy the black and white atmosphere, too! (Note - Game window is small due to the development system : Klick & Play)
Classic Only
• Mac OS 7 to 9.x
• 5.1Mb memory
• Monitor that supports 256 colors
 Samurai
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rurouni (10/10/2003 - version 1.0) |
| one of the greatest and most simple game i have on my iMac right now.
better yet, it's freeware.
now, really, I wouldn't botter paying for this game! |
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JackPayback (10/5/2002 - version 1.0) |
| GREAT GAME! This just goes to prove you dont need super smooth 3-d models, realistic physics, or fancy-shmancy transparent effects to make a highly playable game. It reminds me of some of the early NES games. The game play feels as wide open as the original zelda. it would be great if the bulidings reflected the change of the town wealth.(perhaps it does and i havent played it long enough) i havent been this surprised at the quality of a shareware game since realmz, or the original escape velocity! soo... once again, GOOD STUFF. I cant wait to play the fullscreen version!
-Jack |
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Carlos (10/3/2002 - version 1.0) |
| The game has cute graphics and is indeed a great tribute to the late Kurosawa movie. The developer also has another English game called "Lonely Time." Although his site is in Japanese, it shouldn't be too hard to find. |
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MacGallant (10/3/2002 - version 1.0) |
| Great Game & concept! Kinda reminds me of those Akira Kurosawa movies. Good graphics & sound effects and its freeware too! |
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