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原帖由 yingxiao523 于 2009-12-23 11:06 发表 
PA什么游戏,的确没有接触过……
俄国人蛮爱玩RPG的,有一俄国哥们,整天玩辐射和圣域……
P.S. Epic Mickey貌似很史诗
pa就是planet alcatraz,今年出的游戏,还没玩上
Epic Mickey的wiki摘录:
The game is primarily a platform game with some RPG elements and allows players to use their own solutions for getting through the levels. Epic Mickey features a morality system similar to games like inFamous and Spider-Man: Web of Shadows. The player's actions can either have Mickey hailed as a Hero, or feared as a Scrapper, with different alliances, side-quests and power-ups opened up depending on the path taken. It is even possible to avoid a boss battle if specific actions are taken. Mickey uses a magic paintbrush that can be used on enemies and painted parts of the environment. He can either use paint to paint areas into the level, such as a bridge, or use thinner to destroy obstacles and enemies. Both have limited reserves, letting players decide whether to use more of something to be safe, or save some and take a riskier approach. Mickey is also able to create objects from sketches, which have various effects. Two confirmed sketches, the clock and the television, slow down time and distract enemies, respectively.[9]
There are many varieties of enemies in the Cartoon Wasteland, such as Blotlings, the Phantom Blot's henchmen, who come in various forms. The weakest form of Blotling, the Spatters, can be dealt with in many ways from destroying them to making them friendly. There are also the Mad Doctor's Beetleworx, robots that are immune to paint and thinner and must be dealt with in other ways, and Oswald's children, the bunny kids, who are not normally hostile and adore their "Uncle Mickey", but impede his progress by doing things such as clinging onto him, which slows him down. [10]
To travel between sections of the Cartoon Wasteland, Mickey must traverse through 2D side-scrolling levels based on his classic cartoon shorts, such as Clock Cleaners. |
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