Kwaidan ～Azuma manor story～

short and sweet, the only thing i can complain its finding the numbers for the safe and the move/turn speed its a bit too slow

(TLDR: Weird interface, but a very good fixed camera adventure) Mostly created by a single developer (Gudou Taguchi), Kwaidan: Azuma Manor Story is impressive for a number of reasons. The retro look is impressive - recalling PS1, or pre-PS1 Japanese games (think the YS series). The professionally designed cutscenes are impressive, and the efforts towards a complex combat system are impressive (though the outcome is not exactly fluid). The bestiary is impressive, and the game narrative is well developed, full of character and detail about the setting, with a nice twist at the end - very impressive! But most impressive of all is- -the utterly insane player interface and hud choices. Reader, this sh♥t is bananas, b-a-n-a-n-a-s. The hud covers the screen with two pillars (okay, fine if you're doing 4:3) and then covers MORE with a permanently displayed inventory and health bar. Why? WHY? And then, in order to interact with the world (look, use, etc), one has to use the right stick...