Nogalious MSX

---- 1st post ---- It doesn't work at all. I wasn't able to make it run. At first I've got an error message that asked me to delete and reinstall the game. Tried that a lot of times and nothing changed. Then I tried installing on my boot drive (C:) not my usual game drive (D:) and got a positve response from the program, a "Checking Steam Session... OK". But that's all, game freezes at a "Checking Active Purchase" until the app closes itself. Also no word from support. DRM is awfull already, but a weird unknown, untested and bogus DRM is ten times worse. Add to the bascket an unsupportive developper that has never answered questions on the forum and you get a complete nightmare. Bottom line: avoid at all costs. --------------------------------------- ---- 2nd post --------- I've got a message from support, the server was down, so the DRM wasn't working at all. Now I've got the game running. Still really unconfortable with this kind of DRM. ---------------------------------

[h1]***Special thanks go to a special woman in my life for proofing this review. Reported to have been inspired by the native technology within this title’s namesake, [i]Nogalious MSX[/i] revels in the former symbolic adventure platforming genre. You play as the regal Nogalious, a hero motivated to liberate the woman with whom he is smitten from the antagonistic Darama. The story derives merit for this title in some regards, however my impression of [i]Nolagious MSX[/i] is associated with its minute lack of finesse during play. This work is primarily for informative purposes as many aspects of this title are primarily negative with few positive relations. I feel I must also iterate that I received this Steam keycode from the developers for review purposes.[/h1] Here are just a few topics of consideration for this title: Presentation - Given the stated process in which [i]Nogalious MSX[/i] was developed, it can be properly deduced that it is inspired heavily by retrospective. Also stated prior is the narrative conscripted with tropisch rudiments of the familiar ‘save the princess’ provocations, this is laudatory disregarding the grammatical errors presented. The visuals presented…

Nogalious MSX is a really intriguing oddity in that it plays totally into both being a fairly faithful recreation of an existing title as well as leaning into the limitations of a retro computer system. As such the game is really only for those interested in reliving the MSX, or are such fans of Nogalious that they are looking for a particularly unique challenge. For those unfamiliar with the system, or emulators in general, there is probably too steep a learning curve to garner much enjoyment or replayability. Full review: http://www.retrospekt.com.au/2019/03/nogalious-msx/