#last window: secret of cape west

[barrenceallence]

so I finally finished last window: secret of cape west, and oh my god….it’s so good. it’s so good guys.

[cezij]

I already finished Hotel Dusk Last Window! (finally!)

It's great game! I'm always enjoy Kyle's adventure

[celestiachan]

reblog if you vote

[matchamabs]

did anyone else play hotel dusk or is it one of those games that like four people in the entire world know about,,

[doyouknowthischaracter]

DO YOU KNOW THIS CHARACTER?

[mieutwo]

merry cursemas

[brian-bradley]

It's that time of year where I think about him...

[nightmarebunarts]

damn

[probablygayattorneys]

do you think I can count the story function in Last Window as a book for my reading challenge this year

[auraticflow]

Kyle has now infiltrated the world of Magic: the Gathering... he may be seen on a local game store table near you!

(art by me, token for Torens, Fist of the Angels)

[novelmonger]

Arbitrarily-Chosen Video Game Tournament, Round 1.21

Welcome to the Arbitrarily-Chosen Video Game Tournament, where we will find out which of the games I've played is the best game of all time!

Why? Don't ask. Just vote and reblog!

[cezij]

Kyle Hyde doodle again

[celestiachan]

underrated 3ds and ds games you can get on hshop and archive.org right now for free

Style Savvy: Styling Star is an eshop exclusive 3ds game that released after the Switch. Way after the Switch. It released on Christmas. It is the worst selling game in the Style Savvy franchise. A shame, because it's the best one. It is a fashion game where you dress up different customers who all want to become singers. There are styles in it that I hadn't ever heard of before playing it. It has gothic lolita, gyaru, pop kei, girly kei, and lots of other j-fashions that I didn't know about before playing it. And there's lesbianism in it. I am not joking. There are actual fictional lesbians in this Nintendo published game. Go play it

Boxboy, Boxboxboy, and Bye-Bye Boxboy are three eshop exclusives, with the last one being released after the Switch. I'm noticing a pattern here. They were developed by the same studio as Kirby, and they (debatably) share a universe. The gameplay of the first game starts off slow, but there is a plot twist halfway through the game. This trend continues to a point where I would consider Bye-Bye Boxboy to be a horror game. There is a fourth game on Switch called Boxboy + Boxgirl, but I would recommend saving that one for after you beat the 3ds trilogy. Oh yeah and the main character is a guy and you can make him wear bows and dresses and makeup. He's gnc af. The only other thing I have to say in regards to its plot is to look very closely at the box behind the player character in the first level of the first game.

Hotel Dusk: Room 215 and Last Window: The Secret of Cape West are two visual novel puzzle games for the DS. You play as Kyle Hyde, who is a complete and utter asshole. He is a salesman who used to be a police detective. He shot his partner (who he was probably gay for) 3 years ago and quit the force. Now it's 1979 and he's spending a night at Hotel Dusk for his job. The second game takes place in the apartment building he lives in. Uh oh! His landlady sold it and it's going to be demolished next month. He spends his last week there investigating the unsolved murder of his father. This one only released in Europe and Japan before its developer went out of business. Sad! This is maybe the only video game that has a novelisation of itself inside of it. They really leaned heavily into the visual novel aspect. Also the soundtrack and artstyle of these games are absolutely gorgeous. Please play them

[black-and-yellow]

Wake up it's time for Hotel Dusk posting.

[ancestral-steppe]