Folklore demo on Playstation Network

[Valkysas]

Downloading it now. I've been interested in this game for quite a while. looks really cool, and it's not based on Maijo's home movies.

[Jeroak Nelave]

Re: Folklore demo on Playstation Network

Yeah, and for some reason the demo is only up for a limited time, so dont waste time if you are interested in it

[The_Real_Crunk]

Re: Folklore demo on Playstation Network

People have PS3s?

[Valkysas]

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I think like, ten pavilion members have them. one fifth of the pavilion's PS3 population have posted in this topic.

[Chad]

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Add more to that statistic.

[highwind]

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So has anyone played it?

Maybe I'll download it tomorrow.

[Valkysas]

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it's over a gig. I'm still downloading.

[tjoris9]

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Time to plug in the PS3 again, then.

I haven't really heard anything about it, but you can't beat free.

[Big Rick Cook]

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Getting it now.

[Kire]

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It looks pretty...I have my doubts though. I'll check it out.

[Chad]

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That was pretty fun.

[Big Rick Cook]

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Ellen's side was fun. I don't think it would engage my interest for very long, though. Unless it could keep making the random battles different all the way through the game rather than plaguing you with a thousand of the same enemy.

And the last boss battle was way cool. I'm about to try out Keats' side.

[highwind]

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I hear it totally sucks.

[DarkwingChuck]

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So should I add it to my list of games I'd get if I was ever going to get a PS3?

[Big Rick Cook]

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It's basically a "collect the monster and use their specific talents against other monsters to gain their specific talents that will eventually get you to a boss battle in which you have to figure out which monsters' attacks to use and when" kind of game.

Keats' side was a lot more fun, probably because I had more options when it came to Folks I could use, plus Warcadia appealed a bit more to me than Faery Realm. But Ellen is cute and Keats is cool in a nerdy kind of way, so I want to play more.