Finally started Caligula Effect 2 recently. It took me a while to remember what I liked about the first one enough that I bought the sequel, but fighting an enemy three times your level reminded me what made the combat so great. I kinda regret not having put the game on the highest difficulty now, because it definitely shines the most when you’re in mortal danger.
My final percentage was 84.83% after ~205 hours. I didn’t think I’d have more than 70%, I was kinda surprised. I also forgot to add the monster medals to the list of things I don’t care about.
The first Caligula was… okay. I liked it and completed it 100%, but I wouldn’t recommend going that far. You can tell it was originally a Vita game, it looks quite awful. But that’s also why I’m excited to play the sequel, it was made for modern hardware.
Tears of the Kingdom, one last time. I’ve done and collected everything I care about, which is pretty much everything except Korok Seeds, upgrading pointless armor and schematics (though I probably have all of those) and all that’s left is to beat the game.
And then I’m finally free again! I can jump back into Monster Hunter Rise, which I haven’t touched in two months. There’s some endgame content I haven’t even touched yet and I’m sure I’m rusty enough to have a very bad time! I can also finally take a look at Sealed Palace, an Ocarina of Time Rom Hack.
I probably won’t get around to the next large game yet, Caligula Effect 2, which has been sitting on my shelf for a while. But I do want to finish that before Baten Kaitos releases, so I shouldn’t wait too long.
Die Feuchtigkeit wird der Wohnung aber nicht gut tun.
I don’t think a remaster would cut it. The game clearly wanted to be an MMORPG and I think they’d have to go all in and actually remake it as one.