3D Dot Game Heroes

IGDB7.4/10PlaylogsAdventureReleased: Nov 5, 2009Silicon Studio

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About This Game

3D Dot Game Heroes is an action adventure title paying a strong homage to 8bit adventure games such as The Legend of Zelda and Final Fantasy Adventures. The game uses a unique style, presenting 2D retro-style graphics in a 3D environment using voxels

The game follows a hero on a quest to rid the Dotnia Kingdom of a dark plague caused by the forces of evil in order to restore peace to the land. Legend tells of an evil king known as the Dark King Onyx who brought tragedy and darkness to the kingdom by stealing six magical orbs. However a hero rose up against the Dark King and with his legendary sword as well as the power of the orbs, he sealed Onyx away within another orb. However, the forces of evil rose again as the Dark Bishop Fuelle stole the orb and threw the Kingdom of Dotnia into a state of chaos once more. The game's main protagonist is the grandchild of the brave hero who sealed away the Dark King and thus is entrusted with the responsibility to save the land. The kingdom was once a 2D pixelated world but as the King of the Land felt that sprites were outdated he thus decreed for the kingdom to make the switch to 3D. This caused the entire world to become 3D while still retaining its original pixelated look

Time to beat

Hastily
12h
Normally
18h
Completely
25h

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Game Info

Release Date
Nov 5, 2009
Platforms
  • PS3PlayStation 3
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Genre

AdventureRole-playing (RPG)

Themes

Action

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Releases

  • PlayStation 3May 14, 2010

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Player perspectives

  • Third person
  • Bird view / Isometric

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