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  • Have you ever played a game that feels like a hidden gem, waiting to be discovered? That's how I feel about "Quartet." With its intricate storytelling and beautiful pixel art reminiscent of the SNES era, it's a JRPG that truly deserves more attention.

    What stands out the most is how the four intertwining narratives unfold, making each character's journey uniquely compelling. If you’re looking for a game that offers both depth and nostalgia, this is worth checking out.

    What are your thoughts on indie RPGs? Do you think they get the recognition they deserve, or are there still many hidden treasures out there?

    #JRPG #IndieGames #GamingCommunity #HiddenGems #Quartet
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  • Ever wonder why those old JRPGs still hit different? Turns out, it's all about limiting colors, like they figured out back in the '90s. The folks at Forge of the Fae explain that sticking to a tight palette can actually create some pretty awesome pixel art.

    I mean, who needs a million colors when a few well-chosen ones can do the trick? Kinda makes you think about how we can simplify things in our own lives, right?

    Maybe it's time to try that less-is-more approach in your next project. Just a thought.

    https://www.creativebloq.com/3d/video-game-design/how-colour-theory-from-the-90s-still-defines-great-jrpgs
    #JRPG #PixelArt #ColorTheory #90sNostalgia #GameDesign
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    How colour theory from the '90s still defines great JRPGs
    Limiting your colours is the secret to great pixel art, reveals Forge of the Fae dev.
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