Game Details
About this game:
YIIK: A Postmodern RPG is a surreal Japanese-style RPG set in the late ’90s. After witnessing a woman vanish from an elevator with no plausible explanation, college graduate Alex gathers friendly misfits from the internet to investigate her disappearance. Alex’s search for the truth leads him and his companions into a journey rife with mystery and danger… and who knows what lurks beyond the new millennium?
Brave dungeons littered with puzzles, traps, and bizarre enemies. Yammering skulls, tortoise samurais, living stop signs… etc!
Stay on your toes with a turn-based combat system anchored on twitchy mini-games.
Brandish vinyl records, cameras, musical instruments and more unusual weapons. (Relax, weapons don’t break.)Play through 30 hours of the main campaign and sidequests, rendered in a dreamlike, otherworldly graphic style that harkens back to the PSone era.
The main story campaign features voice talents like Chris Niosi (Tales of Zestiria, Disgaea 5), Clifford Chapin (Attack on Titan, RWBY) and more.
YIIK’s eclectic electroacoustic soundtrack features contributors like Toby Fox (UnderTale), Hiroki Kikuta (Secret of Mana) and Garoad (VA-11 Hall-A).
Minimum:
OS: Windows 7
Processor: 2.4GHz Intel Core i3
Memory: 2 GB RAM
Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 4400
DirectX: Version 11
Storage: 4 GB available space
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YIIK: A Postmodern RPG is a surreal Japanese-style RPG set in the late 90s. College graduate Alex saw how the girl suddenly disappeared from the elevator, and gathered all his careless friends from the Internet to figure it out. In search of the truth, they embark on an adventure full of secrets and dangers. And who knows what awaits them in the new millennium? .. Go through dungeons full of puzzles, traps and strange enemies. Along the way, you will encounter chatty skulls, samurai turtles, living road signs and other entities! The turn-based combat system and quirky mini-games won’t let you get bored. Wield vinyl records, cameras, musical instruments and other unusual weapons. (Relax, it doesn’t break.)
More info here: https://www.gog.com/game/yiik_a_postmodern_rpg
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Previous Version and Patch
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Previous Version/s:
Size: 1.36 GB
YIIK: A Postmodern RPG v1.25 [GOG]
Size: 2.6 GB
YIIK: A Postmodern RPG v1.5 [GOG]
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Size: 2.61 GB
YIIK: A Postmodern RPG v1.5.003 [GOG]
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Anybody can tell me why this game has low ratings? Thanks in advance!
Most people don’t know nor understand what ”postmodern” means, and so they bashed it for an unlikeable main character, purple prose ad nausseaum, ”plagiarizing” Haruki Murakami, and using the real life case of Eliza Lamb. When those are just examples of postmodern deconstruction, hysterical writting, metanarrative and metadialogue and blurring the boundaries of fact and fiction.
Gameplay wise, the game had a cluncky battle mechanic that make it quite tedious, and also, no matter how much do you trained, you charas always did only single digit damage. Also, training was kind of complex and fixed to the fixed number of encounters in game, so, to cmplete the Mind Dungeon, the leveling up area of the game, you gotta play it multiple times… when it only offered two endings.
Those are the main reasons. Gameplay wise it wasn’t that bad.
Main problem is what i described of people don’t understanding what the heck postmodern is.
It’s a really shit game, plenty of internet reviewers have torn it apart.