#nano cleaner nova

[rolli-zolli]

HAPPY PRIDE MONTH!!

[kaissauce]

the lgbts, all of them

[amethystsoda]

ahhh Anodyne 2 is working on a Nova plushie!

(They need 200 to get it made, and it's at 60 rn with 20 days left. Hopefully some fans here can see it and help too!)

[tinsil]

did u kno?? when someone calls you "a good egg", it is a reference to nova anodyne2, who is The good egg

[zeldauniverse]

The Zelda-inspired Anodyne 2 coming to Nintendo Switch in February 2021

The Zelda-inspired Anodyne 2 coming to Nintendo Switch in February 2021

Prepare to be transported to the island of New Theland as Nova the Nano Cleaner for the much anticipated Anodyne 2: Return to Dust. The release date has been set for February 18, 2021. The original Anodyne game, released for Switch in February 2019, was highly acclaimed for its throwback 16-bit pixel graphics that reminded many folks of The Legend of Zelda: A Link To The Past. Similarly, Anodyne…

[maisymaze]

nano cleaner nova

[mezzopurrloin]

Day 20: Iwasaki Antimon (Anodyne 2: Return to Dust)

Anodyne is a 2D top-down adventure with a very surreal, dreamlike atmosphere. The sequel isn't directly related, but is very thematically similar, though it also adds some 3D exploration. This game stars the Nano Cleaner Nova, who shrinks inside people to clean them of the harmful Nano Dust.

Iwasaki Antimon is president of a tree crafting fan club. He's refined his art and sent many letters to the Tree Master, but never received a response. He reasons this must be because of the Nano Dust inside him, and asks Nova to clean him.

Nova's not sure if this is truly necessary, but it's good to clean up any Dust that might be within him.

Nanoscale uses a 2D interface similar to the original Anodyne.

Only those who have refined the art of tree creation can make it across the snowfield to the Tree Master's temple, but many of the disciples here are too cold to perform any work.

There are also some nano viruses present, which Nova can attack using her vacuum. The snowman slime will throw snowballs after being sucked up, while the spiky thing requires that Nova remove the four ice blocks spinning around it first.

After completing a few challenges Nova can head for the temple.

This is where the A and S rank tree sculptors hang out, as opposed to the B and C ones who are left in the snow. They look up to Iwasaki as an inspiration.

A brief step outside brings us to what appears to be the Tree Master's home, but it seems he doesn't want to be disturbed. Shrinking into the mailbox returns Nova to Iwasaki.

Sucking up the large dust crystal purifies Iwasaki. He realizes that he's advanced far enough in the craft to become a Tree Master of his own, and he doesn't need the Master's approval when he has his own adoring fans.

Nova converts the dust crystal into a card of Iwasaki, completing her mission.

The music for this area is two tracks: Self-Actualization Snowfield and Levitating Aurora Temple. Both titles are pretty self-explanatory.

[lalaissue]

'Anodyne 2' Heals With Internal Cleaning on Consoles

‘Anodyne 2’ Heals With Internal Cleaning on Consoles

Anodyne 2: Return to Dust has arrived on consoles, giving you more platforms on which you can help people by clearing the damaging dust in their minds. Nova, our main character, is a Nano Cleaner. That entails shrinking down, entering peoples’ bodies, and then using a vacuum cleaner to suction out the dust in their minds. It seems like an odd (and kinda gross) task, but said dust messes with your…

[superpoweredfancast]

Anodyne 2: Return to Dust coming to Consoles in February

Anodyne 2: Return to Dust coming to Consoles in February

Anodyne 2: Return to Dust, the deeply personal lo-fi 2D and 3D adventure game from developer Analgesic Productions and publisher Ratalaika Games S.L., ventures forth from PC to clear the dust for a PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4 launch February 18. Awaken to a surreal realm of dream-logic as Nova, The Center’s newest-appointed Nano Cleaner. After…

[elegybeatty]

Haha, okay, got it! :)

MARX

Been obsessed with this fuckwad since I was little, he scared the hell outta me and yet I still always loved him because how could you not???? His boss design is amazing, with the rainbow wing bits and all that, mixed with his silly little jester aesthetic and his goofy trickster personality, he's just a solid 10/10 character, HAL really struck gold with him. I wanna dribble him around like a basketball and take him to get frozen yogurt.

KNUCKLE JOE

My original blorbo. My son, my child, my little man, giving him so many hugs and pinching his little cheeks. That said, his design always looks off in some way, his head is too low down most of the time, he looks like a head with pants, HAL please do his design justice sometime, give my boy a torso. Back to positives, the anime made him an actual character and I wish the games did that too. Don't even have to give him the same backstory, he would've made a perfect side character, like a slightly more edgy Bandana Waddle Dee, more of a rival for Kirby than a best friend. I need to get back to writing my fanfic about him and Poppy Bros Jr. because I have so many ideas for that, little character interactions and jokes and all that, I love this kid so much. He is my everything and yet he is just some random ass enemy in most games, lmao.

GRAY

It's been a long ass time since I last played SoV all the way through (keep wanting to get back into streaming it for you guys on discord, but I feel like it's been too long since I last did, so, a), but Gray was my best unit the first time I played and he always made me smile, and a gal's first favorite Fire Emblem unit is someone she holds dear to her heart until she's dead and buried. That said, I kinda can't think about Gray without thinking about Tobin, they're a package deal. They're like Statler and Waldorf in the muppets, just younger and not yet comfortable expressing their homosexuality.

NANO CLEANER NOVA

Similar "my baby" feeling with Knuckle Joe, but in a different way? Knuckle Joe is my baby boy, Nova is my child who I watched grow throughout the game and now she's off at college and Idk what to do with my life in this empty house and suddenly I'm having a mid-life crisis. Also, she's SO CUTE, I WOULD KILL AND DIE FOR HER, SHE DESERVES THE WORLD, SHE IS MY LITTLE AUTISM CREATURE, AAAAAA!!!!! The journey she goes through in her game is so heartbreaking and inspiring and I legit tear up hearing the ending cutscene music, I just want her and Elegy to be happy together, A! Might also wanna add in "canon isn't real" depending on how the whole Nora thing works, buuut I like the symmetry here :3

FLOWEY THE FLOWER

Honestly, I'm not sure what you want me to say?? Undertale's more your thing, lmao. I do like Flowey, I love silly little asshole characters, his backstory's kinda sad, I loved voicing him that one time I streamed the game, but he's not really a "blorbo" to me, he's more the one Undertale character I genuinely like because he's as much of a prick as I am, lmao (well, I also like Undyne, but that's because I'm homo).

marx

knuckle joe

Gray

nova (anodyne)

Flowey

for character bingo

...like...like ALL of them, or????

[gamerszone2019-blog]

Three Excellent PC Games You Missed This Month

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Three Excellent PC Games You Missed This Month

August had Fire Emblem: Three Houses, Control and Astral Chain. All great games that can suck your life away. But as the year ticks along, plenty of great, smaller games with stellar ideas and executions come out, especially on PC, and they won’t eat up dozens of hours if you’re looking for something fresh. But they’re easy to miss.

There are a lot of games out there, and we sure do play a lot of them. We’ve picked three standout games from August that which really sparked our interest and really captured our attention. They’re games that might usually fly under most people’s radar, but still great experiences in their own right, so if any of them sound up your alley, know that they have our hearty recommendation.

A Short Hike (PC)

If A Short Hike has a central theme, it’s that kindness is rewarded. In other words, be nice to those you meet and nice things will also come your way. It’s a lovely little game that will either make you feel better about the world or provide you with a brief escape from these dark, chaotic times.

You play as Claire, a teen bird who is camping at a national park managed by her aunt while she awaits a very important phone call. Trouble is, reception is non-existent so Claire must hike to higher ground, all the way to the summit of the tallest mountain peak in the park. Though she may be a bird, Claire can’t ascend during flight; she can only glide in a gentle descent, making said hike somewhat more circuitous than you might expect. She can climb though, and so much of her time is spent exploring the woods, lakes, and beaches of the park in search of the golden feather collectibles that boost her stamina and allow her to scramble up ever higher surfaces.

On her trek, Claire meets a cast of adorable animals who are likewise visiting the park, many of whom ask her for a favor–to find something valuable to them or maybe to just hang out for a little bit. These cheerful encounters work hand in hand with Claire’s exploration, sometimes rewarding her with the items she needs to journey further afield, other times encouraging her to slow down and breathe in the clean mountain air.

Running, climbing, gliding–and occasionally digging, watering and fishing–through the park’s sprawling, looping network of obvious and not-so-obvious pathways is a heart-warming experience. Revealing new corners of the pleasingly chunky, vividly colored, lo-fi parkland is a constant delight matched by the satisfaction of having performed good deeds for good creatures every step of the way.

Finding phone reception is a MacGuffin that actually pays off in a sincere and touching conclusion, after which you’re free to continue wandering the park to your heart’s desire. A Short Hike is honestly a misnomer. It’s more like a day trip that you’ll want to never end.

It’s Like: Breath of the Wild’s climbing and gliding mechanics dropped into a walking simulator with the cast of Animal Crossing.

You can find A Short Hike on Steam and Itch.io

Anodyne 2: Return To Dust (PC)

In Anodyne 2, dust is a catch-all metaphor. For repressed grief, for ennui, for illness, for denial, for confusion. For whatever is dragging us down, holding us back, stopping us from moving on. Dust is depicted as a plague, its nano particles clogging up the internal thoroughfares–both mental and physical–of those it has infected. As Nova, a so-called nano cleaner, you are tasked with eradicating such dust and healing the afflicted, and perhaps yourself in the process.

The first Anodyne (released in 2013) told its tales of personal trauma via a reimagining of an NES-era action-RPG. In this far more ambitious sequel the nostalgic palette is broader, expanding its sources of inspiration to encompass not just The Legend of Zelda but late ‘80s PC RPGs like the Ultima series, SNES era JRPGs like Chrono Trigger, and even the early forays into 3D platforming on the N64 and PlayStation. One moment you’re driving across the lo-fi dunes of a bleak desert, later you’re in a top-down pixel-art Ren Fair castle while in between you’ve starred in a wrestling show and run the gauntlet of a survival horror chase through the isometric maze of your apartment building. To call Anodyne 2 eclectic is perhaps an understatement.

Genre mashups can often have a hard time holding it all together. They can suffer from too many incompatible parts pulling in different directions. But Anodyne 2 finds a throughline in Nova. It’s her slow journey of self-discovery, even more so than the myriad side stories she intersects in her dust-busting capacity, that brings every perspective shift or gameplay refresh into focus.

Things can get ugly at times–in a graphical fidelity sense and in terms of the raw emotions at stake–but despite the stylistic detours and tonal swings, Anodyne 2 retains an unfaltering commitment to exploring the very real, very relatable struggles of day to day human life. By turns dark, funny, confronting, empathetic and inexplicable, it’s a defiantly weird game that will keep surprising you until the end.

It’s Like: The Legend of Zelda and Banjo-Kazooie pay a visit to the Psychonauts.

You can find Anodyne 2: Return To Dust on Steam and Itch.io

Eliza (PC)

Eliza, the new game from developer Zachtronics, best known for procedural puzzle games like Infinifactory and Opus Magnum, is a tight, thought-provoking visual novel that connects the dots of our disconnected world, tracing a path through the alienation of social media, big data, the gig economy, startup culture, privacy, gentrification and more.

Developed in the 1960s, ELIZA was a real-world, early attempt at programming a computer to speak with a user in what felt like natural language. It wasn’t an AI–it was more like a bot; it couldn’t learn, but rather called upon canned responses based on keywords and patterns entered by the user. ELIZA’s designer even wrote a script that mocked the popular conception of a psychotherapist, specifically the technique of reflecting a patient’s answer back at them in the form of a question. “And why do you think that you’re ripe for parody?”

Here, Eliza speculates a future version of the program that now operates as a therapist, harvesting data from its users in an effort to learn how to help them and make the world a better place, at least in theory, at least. Evelyn she isn’t so sure. She’s the former chief engineer at Skandha, the company responsible for Eliza, who left her job three years ago and has spent the intervening years battling depression.

Evelyn has returned to Skandha, almost incognito, to work as a “proxy,” people employed to read Eliza’s words to clients in order to give the appearance of the human touch. Proxies can’t deviate from the Eliza script, much like the gameplay. Evelyn’s story is a series of conversations in which dialogue options, where there are any, mostly exist to give you a moment to reflect on the issues being examined. In the final chapter, Evelyn is faced with a few choices that affect the outcome, but until that point many of the things you can have her say are deliberately non-committal.

It works though, because the game’s writer, Matthew Seiji Burns, is genuinely interested in understanding not just where AI is taking us, but how and why it’s taking us there, and maybe whether we should pause to consider whether there are other destinations we–that’s “we” as in the human race, not the technocrat class–might prefer.

It’s Like: If the movie Her was a visual novel that really made you think.

You can find Eliza on Steam.

Source : Gamesport

[tinsil]

finally got around to playing anodyne 2!

[linuxgamenews]

Anodyne 2: Return to Dust gets a successful launch

Anodyne 2: Return to Dust adventure RPG sequel releases for Linux, Mac, and Windows PC. Thanks to Analgesic Productions. The release is now live on Steam, GOG and Humble Store. And the reviews on Steam are a solid 93% Positive. Anodyne 2: Return to Dust enter an evocative, surreal, lo-fi 3D and 2D world. All in the follow up to 2013's standout adventure RPG. Since will discover strange characters and places. Shrink into characters and collect Nano Dust. Through 2D, Zelda-like gameplay, almost like the original Anodyne. Play as Nova, the Nano Cleaner, who has to collect dangerous Nano Dust. As a result of it growing throughout New Theland. Then returned for recycling to a mysterious entity. The one known as the Center.

Anodyne 2: Return to Dust Release Trailer (Linux, Mac, Windows PC)

Anodyne 2: Return to Dust combines the thrilling scale and cinematic storytelling of 3D games. Due to the tight design and easy-to-pick-up satisfaction of 2D Zelda-like adventures. With art is in contast with the PS1 and N64 era. As you explore 3D cities, valleys, and wastelands. While you shrink into the varied 2D mindscapes of characters. Ranging from snowy, aurora-lit valleys to harsh volcanic construction sites.

Features:

In 3D, jump, drive, and walk across gorgeous and haunting locales. While speaking with strange and memorable characters.

In 2D, use your Nano Vacuum to collect dust. Similarly, you will suck up and fight enemies. All while overcoming mind-bending challenges. Which is related to the Anodyne 2: Return to Dust characters’ inner lives.

Experience the thrilling and emotional story of Nova. Her destiny is clear. She is the Nano Cleaner who will save New Theland. Likewise, strange characters and painful experiences will put her loyalty to the test.

Choose where you want to go! Since sweeping vistas of New Theland quickly open up to explore.

Most importantly, the Cards you find on your journey give you access. Allowing you into the outer reaches of New Theland.

No waiting for horses in Anodyne 2: Return to Dust! Since you can instantly transform into a car. Then quickly drive around the world.

Use your Spark to shrink into the bodies of the infected. So you can explore the 2D Zelda-like dungeons within. And also heal them.

Enjoy the lush, dreamy and breathtaking 3D and 2D landscapes. Painted and pixeled by artist Marina Kittaka.

Listen to over 50 new songs influenced by countless genres by Sean Han Tani. perfectly fitting the varied landscapes of Anodyne 2.

A new game from the dream duo behind Anodyne 1, All Our Asias, and Even the Ocean.

As a result of the Anodyne 2: Return to Dust launch. The adventure RPG sequel releases with a 10% discount. Which also brings the price down to $17.99 USD. Available on Steam, GOG and Humble Store. Likewise, the game is playable on Linux, Mac and Windows PC.

[scitydreamer]

Anodyne 2: Return to Dust

Anodyne 2: Return to Dust by @analgesicprod builds off of the first game to create something much greater.

A young woman named Nova is brought into existence. As a being created from Dust by the Center, she has a role to fulfill. Designated as a Nano Cleaner, she has the ability to hop into people’s bodies to clean the corrupting influence of Dust to maintain order on New Theland. Collect cards to upgrade the mighty dust prism, deposit dust and work hard to create an ideal world!

Yet, is this job…

[tomorrowedblog]

Anodyne 2: Return to Dust gets new trailer, no release date specified

A new trailer has been released for Anodyne 2: Return to Dust. No release date was specified.

In this sequel to Anodyne, explore vast 3D landscapes and shrink into surreal, 2D worlds in characters’ bodies. With PSX and 16-bit-influenced art styles, play as Nova, the Nano Cleaner. Seek out Cards, and clean the world’s dangerous Nano Dust in order to protect the mysterious entity, “The Center”.

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Rescue A Mysterious Island From A Mind-Warping Plague

Nano Dust infects the islanders of New Theland, distorting their emotions and desires. You play as Nova, a Nano Cleaner who must explore the island, seeking out the sick and shrinking inside their bodies to suction up the Dust.

Experience the scale of 3D games with the easy-to-pick-up satisfaction of 2D Zelda-likes. With art that re-imagines the PS1 era, explore 3D cities and valleys, then shrink into the 2D mindscapes of characters, from snowy valleys to perilous construction sites!

Features

In 3D, jump, drive, and walk across gorgeous and haunting locales, speaking with strange and memorable characters. In 2D, use your Nano Vacuum to collect dust, suck up and fight enemies, and overcome challenges related to the characters’ inner lives.

Experience the thrilling and emotional story of Nova. Her destiny is clear: she is the Nano Cleaner who will save New Theland. But strange characters & painful experiences will put her loyalty to the test…

Choose where you want to go! The sweeping vistas of New Theland quickly open up to exploration. The Cards you find on your journey will allow you to access the outer reaches of New Theland.

No waiting for horses! Instantly transform into a car to quickly drive around the world. Use your Spark to shrink into the bodies of the infected, explore the 2D Zelda-like dungeons within, and heal them.

Enjoy the lush, dreamy and breathtaking 3D and 2D landscapes painted and pixeled by artist Marina Kittaka. Listen to over 50 new songs influenced by countless genres by Melos Han-Tani, perfectly fitting the varied landscapes of Anodyne 2.

A new game from the dream duo behind Anodyne 1, All Our Asias, and Even the Ocean.

A Lush, Surreal Lo-fi 3D and 2D World.

Anodyne 2: Return to Dust uses modern technology to reimagine 3D art of the PS1, PS2, and N64 era, as well as the 2D art of the GBA and SNES. If you like exploring beautiful places and dramatic stories – Anodyne 2’s world is ready for you to explore!

Do I need to play Anodyne 1?

Nope! Similar to the Final Fantasy franchise, there’s no need to play the original Anodyne to understand the story in Anodyne 2: Return to Dust, but longtime fans will find connections between the two!

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