game recommendations

>>4202874
why

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>>4202875
I'm dyslexic, cant look at big blocks of text without wracking my brain so i hit enter a lot

>>4202874
>I really like games that are sort of action/adventure/dungeon crawlish rpgs where you can collect all kinds of loot that have a good atmosphere (whether its cozy like harvest moon/shining in the darkness or kind of dark like king's field or system shock)
Play Azure Dreams, I think you'll like it

I'll tell you what I've played recently.

Cybernator (SNES) -- pretty good, varied mech game. It's a platform/shooter. I need to play Front Mission too.

Final Fight 3 (SNES) -- There was a Final Fight 3 and I never knew. It's well polished, I really like the music on level two. The gameplay doesn't feel too repetitive for a scrolling beat 'em up. But it's pretty easy.

Ninja Warrior (SNES) -- Wow I never heard of the game before. It is very cool. The controls are interesting and there are a variety of moves. Each of the three characters has different moves so they play differently. I really like the graphics and art a lot.

>>4202887
This honestly looks spot on, thank you!

>>4202874
Try Dragon Warrior Monsters. It's basically the next place to go after Pokemon.

Not Retro, but Radiata Stories also may appeal to you.

>>4202875
it's called paragraph breaks. not everyone communicates in formless walls of text. when will the "reddit spacing" meme die?

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>>4202878
Interesting, I'm dyslexic too but I find that the so called 'reddit spacing' actually makes things harder to read. Well, it comes in many forms, I guess.

>>4202874
So, based on the fact that you like both Shhining in the Darkness and Wonder Boy in Monster World I am recommending Landstalker. I think you will like it.

Wario Land 2
Dragonheart

Both for game boy

Since you have King's Field on there, have you played the rest of the series? KF3 goes a similar route as Elder Scrolls, moving away from claustrophobic dungeons and allowing you to explore large outdoor areas. KF4 (on PS2) feels something like a proto-Demon's Souls. You have a hub area called the Ancient City, which branches out to a few other regions. As you complete tasks in one region, you head back to the city and advance to the next branch, eventually taking you to the very bottom of the city where your ultimate objective lies.

I didn't notice Vagrant Story on that list. You seem to like dungeon crawlers with gimmicky or experimental mechanics, so I think that will be right up your alley.