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I really see very little news about the new yume2kki and everything that is said here makes me feel nostalgic for the old versions of the game, now in the nexus you can even get a little lost... Regarding the difficulty of some events, it’s right on point! I can’t complete one event for the 2nd day and they give me a badge for it, I think they also add some meaning to the game like scout battle patches, it’s fun

I can’t find the original 2014 freeware version anywhere but I’d like to try it out. Can anyone help me? The RPG Maker Net website is down so it’s unavailable there

Good video. Nice take on this game!

fun fact: The Entity's screen on the 2014 version, at the beginning, features a desktop that includes Dropbox, GIMP, what look like RPG Maker 2003 (I think) and of course, Yume Nikki :p

there is a devastating lack of time Nikki/2kki content on the internet I’m so happy this exists

I owe my fandom to Les Ralizes Denudes to this game

9:33 File manipulation was intended. That's how you unlock Solstice.

3:10 You mean your only playthrough.

Yes! I am Count Dracula! I love drink vine... And smoke weed!

I disagree with this part at 10:04 because we should be allowed to criticize the game that we love

2014 2016 2017 2019 Are the best years

3:34 You know that that means!

clever

Hey I think the steam link to the game is broken, it's not clickable.

Very good video!

well, since u so graciously asked for my opinion... (lol) I actually liked how it merges the traditional and non traditional game features, helped me to just focus on the beautiful visuals and * vibes* and I think I would've been kinda overwhelmed if there was nothing familiar to hold onto

omg, I see the words yume 2kki and right away start having flashbacks from the war of trying to make the game run over and over and over again lol loved the video!! are you gonna talk about other fangames in the future?

This is a very cool comparison! I had no clue that a freeware OneShot existed!

...what remake?

Space Funeral, it's definitely a short game with some flaws, sure, but it's also a brilliant game with excellent writing, story and messaging. Something I'm not sure a lot of people notice about it is that it seems to be an RPG in reverse, if you look at the boss order minus MOON. You first (optionally) fight a dragon, a cave ghoul, a mob boss and then a runaway prince. Put those in reverse and that kinda sounds like a typical rpg journey! It's still my favorite RPGMaker game ever, more than other greats like LISA or Jimmy and the Pulsating Mass (the latter I do deeply enjoy, don't get me wrong).

I would argue that the ending of the remake is more is the sun worth it to replace. You have gotten to know more about this world and its inhabitants, but will putting back the sun really save the world? It might give it a few more years yes, but is Niko's future worth completely rewriting for a few more years?

if you view the game as a meta-criticism of jrpg games it makes a lot more sense

I really love this game. I don't always play it, but when I do it gives me a good experience 🫶 I totally agree that it is a shame we don't have more info about the composers for each soundtrack....and regarding map creators, my favorites are Wataru and Qxy ✨✨ The dream must continue

This is a great video. Not once did it feel convoluted, and I feel like it would be easily understood by people who do not know this game. I seriously hope it gets more views <3

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I do agree with a lot of things said in the video but in my honest opinion hidden dream or whatever its name is the map that is super hard to reach, is just a not fun map in the game because the developer keeps changing the way to get there because he dosent like if people figure it out...that work he puts into changing the how to get there coud easily be put into maybe making other maps or working on his alredy in the game maps and not on making sure no one can tell online how to get to a map and getting salty over if that is said online

I really love Yume 2kki. Who are some of your favorite map makers? I like noildoof, qxy, wataru, and moriwo. Natl as well. Great video by the way. I am happy that this found me.

Awesome video!!

"[I expected someone...taller.]" -Silver

According to my calculations. The oneshot freeware made in 2014 and remske in 2016 🤓☝️

Cool comparison!

You’re way too underrated great video!

Another thing. The freeware version is just a bunch of scripts and code snapped together into a big mess. The 2016 remake has been completely rescripted which means that elevators, doors, physics, and other stuff like that are all in their own modules. This means that if someone wanted to make their own map it would be so much easier than if they were going to do that in the freeware.

One extra note: The Shepherd character changes from being referred to as a boy to a girl, I believe.

Nice video, this game is labyrinthic and incredibly sublime to explore and I really liked the analysis 💯🔥

subbed! rlly interesting video! i'd really love to talk abt some of the things discussed here on discord :D i'm an associate dev myself and have created a few maps, including opal archive and decrepit village, the latter of which was shown in 5:36 <3

100- I agree with this. I don’t know if it’s the case that players are saying that all authors should strive to create worlds like qxy or moriwo, however, I have seen a small minority of players say openly that certain authors are better, or that certain authors are “lazy” or “uncreative.” I take issue with this, as we don’t truly know the author’s situation. What if the world you don’t like was made by a young child learning digital art for the first time? What if they have an intellectual disability? Or, you know, they could be like me, which is a grown-a*s man who just really sucks at drawing. At the end of the day these are all working people that took time out of their day to create art for us with no monetary compensation, and deserve to be lauded as such. 200- It’s an interesting question, and it’s definitely one that 2kki devs have encountered before. There was an incident where an author added a low-fidelity map to one of Wataru’s highly detailed maps. As I understand it, other 2kki developers essentially forced the author to remove their map from that location, which led to that author becoming upset and leaving the project. It creates a difficult conundrum where, as a player, I don’t want Wataru’s maps to be soiled by a weaker map; but as I mentioned, 2kki is by nature a collaborative project, and this means appreciating and respecting others’ contributions regardless of their skill level. If Wataru himself requested that the map be removed, that would be a different story, but in general I really don’t think it’s moral for a world to be rejected for “low quality” if the world is in line with 2kki’s guidelines and the author of the connected world accepts it. I guess you could say that I’m an “open contribution extremist?” 300- I don’t realistically see this being a problem, although I do think that authors should try to focus on quality rather than quantity of worlds. Maybe there could be a limit to how many worlds an author can contribute within a certain time frame (e.g. maximum 10 MAP IDs per month)? 400- The issue with puzzle-focused worlds in 2kki is that the vast majority of them end up being like “equip one of the 25 effects in this specific spot” which most people are not going to have the patience or will just consult the wiki, which negates the point of having a puzzle in the first place. Puzzles need to be designed in such a way that facilitates intrigue and increases the sense of exploration, rather than being a roadblock to it. This usually means forgoing the effects altogether and instead having the player interact with different objects/npc’s, learning how to navigate a complex environment and keep providing interesting experiences throughout the puzzle, examples being Dark Warehouse or the Static Labyrinth. 500- One thing I find fascinating about this is that the obscurity of a world kind of “cancels out” by nature of the players’ interest. For example, if qxy or moriwo hid a beautiful world under a 1/1000 rng condition, people would likely flock to it regardless due to the popularity of those authors and thus it would cease to be an “obscure” world. The most obscure events in 2kki currently do not lead to particularly remarkable worlds, in fact, many do not lead to worlds at all. In this way, being able to experience the obscure event becomes the reward in itself rather than being able to see a beautiful world, which by nature restricts interest in the obscure event to a small minority of players. Anyway, I enjoyed this video a lot! It’s nice to see someone who appreciates this freeware game and all it’s intricacies as much as I do.

Oneshot: because we had to have some kind of "Undertale 2" before deltarune existed

In fact dejavu was patched in bc people couldnt keep the game open or power from going out and that meant not being able to play ever again. Also the game can crash if you press f4. Technically only the v1.0 os14 is the true "one shot". The one you can download is v1.3 P. S: Also pressing f12 can kills Niko instantly.

nice video, i hope your channel grows more

Something that I'll never forget

This was awesome!! :) I always love learning about the game development process of my favorite games and I had no idea Oneshot's development process was so easily accessible!! Thank you for this video ❤

I only know this game like about 1 month ago because I saw markplier playing that (game make me feel sad Mann)

I'm new to you channel. If you want to check out a weird horror game look into The Indigo Parallel

Underrated channel

great analysis!! i hadn't thought of that sort of arbitrary naming angle before, and i thought i had already overanalyzed every detail myself lol

Very good video, thanks for making this.

Small spoiler in the thumbnail with The World Machine being there instead of Niko, but i think it should be fine

I love oneshot and didn't know some of these facts! Great video !!

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