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What happens when DLC practices go too far? An indie developer makes a game that mocks the industry and its foibles, that's what! Defeat the bad guy, save the world and get the girl! But first you'll need to find coins to buy DLC to enable animation, sound and even pausing.

 

Thankfully this is just satire and all the DLC is purchased with in-game coins. But consider it a cautionary tale for the future...

 

- Two full length campaigns: the original award-winning "DLC Quest", and the brand new "Live Freemium or Die".

- Platforming action! Coins to collect, a princess to save, a bad guy (or two) to defeat. You like that stuff, right?

- Over 30 different DLC packs, each providing quiet introspection on the state of the gaming industry.

- Over 20 "awardments" to earn and make you feel reasonably satisfied with yourself.

- Online leaderboards.

 

Available for a small fee at the game's website or on Steam.

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One of the early things you have to do is get a sword, and to get it you need to spin a whetstone 10,000 times. There is a DLC that give you x1000 spin speed, but I did it the hard way and just button mashed while I watched YouTube videos. :P

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One of the early things you have to do is get a sword, and to get it you need to spin a whetstone 10,000 times. There is a DLC that give you x1000 spin speed, but I did it the hard way and just button mashed while I watched YouTube videos. :P

....Seriously? This game runs off fake difficulty and then lets you pay for an easy button?
Just the thought of that, I couldn't help but laugh.
Like, I want to get this game now just for it's ridiculousness.
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I did it just for the lulz, and when I got the sword a little window popped up that said something along the lines of (meaning very paraphrased),

 

"Many things in life are better gotten the hard way. This is not one of those times.

I admire your dedication.

- [insert name of creator here]"

 

And the indication for pressing the space bar to close the window and continue said, "Phooey."

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