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Anyone have any games that you feel are similar to Snatcher in some way or another? This topic is dedicated to games you feel were similar in one way or another.
There are many games that are similar to Blade Runner, but few have matched the greatness of Snatcher. I made this topic as a way of recommending other games that you feel have a distinct feel to them that remind you of Snatcher, either with gameplay or their style or whatever.
A game I played when I owned a CD-i (no joke) was called Burn:Cycle. It was my first ever venture into the world of cyberpunk and as you can understand, as a child, it really left a mark on me, I loved it. Playing it again today brought back all of these memories, as well as being able to complete the game now (since the puzzles as you can understand were very hard for a ten year old to comprehend). I must say, I cannot recommend this game to the rest of you here, reason being, it was to me, a really original cyberpunk. Sure, it has inspiration stemming from Blade Runner (and perhaps Snatcher too), even so, the storyline itself I felt was really original. So original in fact, that Johnny Mnemonic stole every single detail from it. No joke. Nobody would notice though, since the game was only released for the CD-i at the time of the film was made, so the filmmakers got away with it. The film was rather cruddy anyway, so bleh (I have a soft spot for it though, I have to admit).
This game however was truly amazing, the game featured live actors (who are rather good, I might mention, they really got into their respective roles pretty well), a terrifying music score and a very dark flavour to it. It was a point and click adventure, which included shooting sequences (which you could use a lightgun with) and plenty of puzzles to solve. The graphics are rather dated, but it does feature a very 90s feel to it, so it isn't too bad. Plus the storyline will keep you interested anyway.
Thankfully, the game was ported to both the Mac and PC, so you can just search for it to download somewhere, or buy it. I urge each of you to play it, you will not regret doing so, believe me.
Anyone else have any recommendations for fans of Snatcher?
There are many games that are similar to Blade Runner, but few have matched the greatness of Snatcher. I made this topic as a way of recommending other games that you feel have a distinct feel to them that remind you of Snatcher, either with gameplay or their style or whatever.
A game I played when I owned a CD-i (no joke) was called Burn:Cycle. It was my first ever venture into the world of cyberpunk and as you can understand, as a child, it really left a mark on me, I loved it. Playing it again today brought back all of these memories, as well as being able to complete the game now (since the puzzles as you can understand were very hard for a ten year old to comprehend). I must say, I cannot recommend this game to the rest of you here, reason being, it was to me, a really original cyberpunk. Sure, it has inspiration stemming from Blade Runner (and perhaps Snatcher too), even so, the storyline itself I felt was really original. So original in fact, that Johnny Mnemonic stole every single detail from it. No joke. Nobody would notice though, since the game was only released for the CD-i at the time of the film was made, so the filmmakers got away with it. The film was rather cruddy anyway, so bleh (I have a soft spot for it though, I have to admit).
This game however was truly amazing, the game featured live actors (who are rather good, I might mention, they really got into their respective roles pretty well), a terrifying music score and a very dark flavour to it. It was a point and click adventure, which included shooting sequences (which you could use a lightgun with) and plenty of puzzles to solve. The graphics are rather dated, but it does feature a very 90s feel to it, so it isn't too bad. Plus the storyline will keep you interested anyway.
Thankfully, the game was ported to both the Mac and PC, so you can just search for it to download somewhere, or buy it. I urge each of you to play it, you will not regret doing so, believe me.
Anyone else have any recommendations for fans of Snatcher?
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Kinda...The first half of Perfect Dark...I know most of you have probably played this, and can understand what I mean. Without spoiling too much, the game takes on a pretty huge "Sci-Fi" Twist about halfway through, but before that, the game's pretty cool. It just seemed like that sci-fi stuff came out of nowhere, but the first few levels are awesome, with the kind of dark story telling we all seem to be fans of.
Life and Death hang in perfect balance...I'm only here to tip the scales.
To be fair, Johnny Mnemonic is based on a short story by William Gibson from the 80's... I think.
Other good cyberpunk games I can name would be Neuromancer, Rise of the Dragon and Blade Runner for PC. I have a game called Angel Devoid: Face of the Enemy somewhere around here, which I still haven't played. Personally I have a soft spot for FMV games for some reason. That reminds me of a game simply called Ripper, which deals with a serial killer in a cyberpunk environment. Tex Murphy adventures are good cyberpunk-style stuff if you can handle the quirkyness and that Tex ends up saving the world in every game so far. You shouldn't take these games too seriously.
If I'm allowed to jump genres a bit, I personally enjoy the Privateer games. Sure, you've got space battles and stuff, but they have that nice dark atmosphere and are full of characters with ambiguous morals.
Other good cyberpunk games I can name would be Neuromancer, Rise of the Dragon and Blade Runner for PC. I have a game called Angel Devoid: Face of the Enemy somewhere around here, which I still haven't played. Personally I have a soft spot for FMV games for some reason. That reminds me of a game simply called Ripper, which deals with a serial killer in a cyberpunk environment. Tex Murphy adventures are good cyberpunk-style stuff if you can handle the quirkyness and that Tex ends up saving the world in every game so far. You shouldn't take these games too seriously.
If I'm allowed to jump genres a bit, I personally enjoy the Privateer games. Sure, you've got space battles and stuff, but they have that nice dark atmosphere and are full of characters with ambiguous morals.
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Rise of the Dragon!
That Game is solid. Of course it is 2nd (3rd or 4th LOL!)place after you have played Snatcher. ROD lacks polish when one puts it head to head with Snatcher- still give it a go! For its own course it is a fun game.
Where you find a copy (Sega CD is what I played BTW) is your issue- get it where you may. A real disc with packing tho (good connection to the history of games through the ages) is always better then just a few less MBs of space on ones HDD after some data transfer server to client if you get my hint.
Still how ever you play it, while not fully as good as Snatcher, it is fun. Check it out!
There is a DOS version that looks better but I have not played that version.
http://www.mobygames.com/game/rise-of-t ... creenshots
See what I mean.
Enjoy!![:cool:](//twemoji.maxcdn.com/2/svg/1f192.svg)
That Game is solid. Of course it is 2nd (3rd or 4th LOL!)place after you have played Snatcher. ROD lacks polish when one puts it head to head with Snatcher- still give it a go! For its own course it is a fun game.
Where you find a copy (Sega CD is what I played BTW) is your issue- get it where you may. A real disc with packing tho (good connection to the history of games through the ages) is always better then just a few less MBs of space on ones HDD after some data transfer server to client if you get my hint.
Still how ever you play it, while not fully as good as Snatcher, it is fun. Check it out!
There is a DOS version that looks better but I have not played that version.
http://www.mobygames.com/game/rise-of-t ... creenshots
See what I mean.
Enjoy!
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Hmmm, good find!
http://www.pcengine.com.br/brain/brain.htm
Dead of The Brain I & II for the PC Engine seem to be VERY similar, perhaps even a rip-off, what you think?
I'm getting them anyways.![:smile:](//twemoji.maxcdn.com/2/svg/1f604.svg)
http://www.pcengine.com.br/brain/brain.htm
Dead of The Brain I & II for the PC Engine seem to be VERY similar, perhaps even a rip-off, what you think?
I'm getting them anyways.
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Nice find! I went to buy that title from the games site I hit for Japanese imports (there are a few of them actually) and the games is selling for $150-$240 USD!! Yikes! So I just got the ROM of it, as ppl sometimes do...
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That will do for now- some day I'll make it legal.
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Should be fun to play this!
Translation in the workswork in progress it looks like
Good find! It came out for the MSX2, NEC PC98, PCEngineSuperCDROM, and the Sharp x68000 it seems...
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Ha, the games look interesting enough (except for some corny dialogue), but what an Engrishy title. Check out this gem too (top frame):
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What's a "know you better"?
Shadowrun for the Sega CD is very similar to Snatcher, although it has strategy RPG-type battles instead of first-person shooting. The writing is pretty damn good too (though it's only in Japanese).
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What's a "know you better"?
Shadowrun for the Sega CD is very similar to Snatcher, although it has strategy RPG-type battles instead of first-person shooting. The writing is pretty damn good too (though it's only in Japanese).
LMAO!! This seems to be a stock padding phrase put into the disclaimer. Like "a verdict of guilty has been discovery for all those who illegals commit" sign in Engrish when they mean to say plainly "we prosecute violators/offenders" the stock phrase (needless put in) is "guilty verdict"... LOL! ![Laughing :lol:](./images/smilies/gear_lol2.gif)
I don't think that even in the original Japanese (which they were thinking in 1st I'm sure - or at least hope they were) they had a phrase there- so they padded with what seemed to fit the theme.
English phrase interjection in Japanese communications gives things ,and ppl, a sense of having modernity and having an "edge" appeal by its use. Even for legal disclaimers it would seem!
Unintentionally funny as hell, that is for sure!
At least they got the menus right.
I'm not mad tho- most fan boy Japanese is just as bad as the above to the Jananese who hear/read it I'm sure (mine at times included
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I don't think that even in the original Japanese (which they were thinking in 1st I'm sure - or at least hope they were) they had a phrase there- so they padded with what seemed to fit the theme.
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English phrase interjection in Japanese communications gives things ,and ppl, a sense of having modernity and having an "edge" appeal by its use. Even for legal disclaimers it would seem!
![Razz :P](./images/smilies/gear_tounge.gif)
Unintentionally funny as hell, that is for sure!
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At least they got the menus right.
I'm not mad tho- most fan boy Japanese is just as bad as the above to the Jananese who hear/read it I'm sure (mine at times included
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- Henry Spencer
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So do you or do you not own this game?Osiris wrote:Ha, the games look interesting enough (except for some corny dialogue), but what an Engrishy title. Check out this gem too (top frame):
What's a "know you better"?
Shadowrun for the Sega CD is very similar to Snatcher, although it has strategy RPG-type battles instead of first-person shooting. The writing is pretty damn good too (though it's only in Japanese).
And yes, that's pretty awful engrish.
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Virus for the Saturn is probably the only game I can think of that comes anywhere close to living up to the Snatcher/Policenauts titles. I can think of quite a few others that are similar like Detonator Orgun for Mega CD, but Virus stands out as probably the best of the best.
Unfortunately, it's Japanese only, although the interface menus are all in english which makes it a little more friendly. Also has an english walkthrough guide avaliable so it's not impossible to play through. It's Hudson Soft game and the animation is really top notch, in fact I'd say it's at least on par with that of Snatcher and slightly below that of Policenauts.
You can find a really nice well written review detailing more info about it here
http://www.mobygames.com/game/saturn/vi ... erId,6226/
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Unfortunately, it's Japanese only, although the interface menus are all in english which makes it a little more friendly. Also has an english walkthrough guide avaliable so it's not impossible to play through. It's Hudson Soft game and the animation is really top notch, in fact I'd say it's at least on par with that of Snatcher and slightly below that of Policenauts.
You can find a really nice well written review detailing more info about it here
http://www.mobygames.com/game/saturn/vi ... erId,6226/
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^Do you happen to recall some of the bad points they may have mentioned about it? I think it's a pretty good game, although if you hold the storyline and characters up to the same standard of Snatcher/Policenauts you might be disappointed. It's pretty hard for any game to live up to that level of greatness. As far as Snatcher style games go, I personally feel it's at least one of the top 2 or 3. Shadowrun might be the best, but the animation quality of Virus probably seals it as the best looking of all the similar style games.
Also, I thought I should throw out Illusion City. It's more of a traditional RPG, closer to SD Snatcher than Snatcher itself, but set in a cyberpunk environment. Theres also a partial english translation for the MSX version. It's only translated up to disk 6, still leaving disk 7 and 8 incomplete. Better than nothing I suppose.
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Also, I thought I should throw out Illusion City. It's more of a traditional RPG, closer to SD Snatcher than Snatcher itself, but set in a cyberpunk environment. Theres also a partial english translation for the MSX version. It's only translated up to disk 6, still leaving disk 7 and 8 incomplete. Better than nothing I suppose.
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http://youtube.com/watch?v=phzoOhphfXc
Here's a video of the intro to the MSX version of Illusion City
Gotta love that FM sound chip. It was without a doubt the best thing about the PC-88 version of Snatcher.
Here's a video of the intro to the MSX version of Illusion City
Gotta love that FM sound chip. It was without a doubt the best thing about the PC-88 version of Snatcher.
Mansion of Hidden Souls for the Sega CD is kind of in this area (adventure game). Not so much tho for cyber punk.
Cyberia is tho. I'm lazy so here is a link to the screen shots.http://www.mobygames.com/game/dos/cyberia/screenshots
"Quantum Gate: The Saga Begins" fits, but that games sucks shit!
There are many that fit the bill it seems.
Cyberia is tho. I'm lazy so here is a link to the screen shots.http://www.mobygames.com/game/dos/cyberia/screenshots
"Quantum Gate: The Saga Begins" fits, but that games sucks shit!
There are many that fit the bill it seems.
Ugh, yeah, I have Virus. I don't like it, as much as I really, really wanted to. The game is very slow going plot-wise, and the 3D dungeon sections are terrible.
And no, Henry, I don't have any of the Dead of the Brain (that title...) games, though I might pick up one of them sometime.
Mansion of Hidden Souls I enjoyed.
And no, Henry, I don't have any of the Dead of the Brain (that title...) games, though I might pick up one of them sometime.
Mansion of Hidden Souls I enjoyed.
I'm playing through the Blade Runner game, you simply can't go far wrong with it.
I'd also recommend Beneath A Steel Sky, it's not in the vein as Snatcher or Policenauts in terms of gameplay, but it's an exceptional piece of point and click adventure gaming. You can get it freeware now too, courtesy of SCUMMVM.
I'd also recommend Beneath A Steel Sky, it's not in the vein as Snatcher or Policenauts in terms of gameplay, but it's an exceptional piece of point and click adventure gaming. You can get it freeware now too, courtesy of SCUMMVM.
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Blade Runner for the PC is one of my favourite games. Beneath A Stell Sky was amazing too.
The first Broken Sword had a great plot, with many twists, with a point and click gameplay system. It's a classic that all fans of point and click adventures should like.
This game in particular interests me for the Saturn:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lunacy_%28video_game%29
There's a fan site for the game Lunacy here: http://www.yumenokeshiki.com/lunacy/
On the cyberpunk front; http://www.cyberpunkreview.com/cyberpunk-games/
The first Broken Sword had a great plot, with many twists, with a point and click gameplay system. It's a classic that all fans of point and click adventures should like.
This game in particular interests me for the Saturn:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lunacy_%28video_game%29
There's a fan site for the game Lunacy here: http://www.yumenokeshiki.com/lunacy/
On the cyberpunk front; http://www.cyberpunkreview.com/cyberpunk-games/
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I bought Torico (U.K. name for Lunacy) years ago. I liked it, but it's definitely a hit-or-miss game. I wouldn't really compare it to Snatcher, but if you liked Mansion of the Hidden Souls, you'd probably enjoy Torico/Lunacy.Henry Spencer wrote:This game in particular interests me for the Saturn:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lunacy_%28video_game%29
There's a fan site for the game Lunacy here: http://www.yumenokeshiki.com/lunacy/
It's quite atmospheric, and I really like the soundtrack, but it can be a little annoying triggering cut scenes to proceed in the game, and the plot was a little predicable.
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