What are some retro games that use flavor text? I know Vagrant

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>>2800174
King's Quest has flavor narration, particularly 5 and 6. The fan remakes of 1-3 actually expanded on it, and I loved it. I enjoy it a lot. Does it count?

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>>2800174
>Lord of the Undead is now a zombie, not a lord.

What other horrors have been wrought since I was away? Did the moxes get reprinted?

the information menu in final fantasy VIII adds backstory and info about various people and places in the game as you progress. there are also magazines like Occult Fan and Timber Maniacs, and a bunch of stuff in your computer in Balamb Garden

>>2800182

Sure, any kind of text that exists for non-mechanical reasons, be it story, character or atmosphere would count as flavor text. By definition any text-based adventure game would have this due to the "look" verb, but I'm looking for some more clever uses.

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U6 is interesting in that it has flavor text and 256-color character portraits.

>>2800212
yes, but on gold border only, so they're functionally worthless versions.

>>2800212
The reprinted Black Lotus, on every set.

>>2800212
Magic got fucked hard, they cater to drafters first and everyone else second.

>>2800212
Moxen are $4000 USD each

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Pic related is my guilty pleasure, also.

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>>2800174

FLAVOR FLAV!!!