If you need to look over a database to find more games that share a particular style of mechanics, why wouldn't you want the ability to sift through that database by genre? I don't simply want to click on an 'action' tab and be greeted with hundreds of titles that are only tangentially related to what I'm looking for. >genre names in general are pretty stupid I didn't make that image, but genre names in general are pretty stupid.ДЄnonymous Tue May 8 20:22:56 2018 No.4760664ДЇile: 47 KB, 640x480, playstation-Alundra.jpgДЄnonymous Tue May 8 20:48:04 2018 No.4760702ДЇile: 80 KB, 640x448, legend_of_oasis_screen_16.jpgДЄlso it's big brother Legend of Oasis which is I don't like quite as much but is still very worth playing.ДЄnonymous Tue May 8 21:06:18 2018 No.4760729ДЄnonymous Tue May 8 21:11:05 2018 No.4760735

The 'adventure' means there are puzzle elements and stuff to collect.ДЄnonymous Tue May 8 20:19:44 2018 No.4760661 What? The genre is called action-adventure, not to be confused with action RPGs. Secret of Evermore and Secret of Mana, perhaps?ДЄnonymous Tue May 8 20:05:38 2018 No.4760647 Rygar NES (kinda, it toggles between side scrolling and top down)Д«abbage's gramps !RATGzMALLY Tue May 8 19:48:33 2018 No.4760618 I don't mind some RPG elements, but I would prefer a more straightforward adventure game. I'm already familiar with Final Fantasy Adventure. More of these? I just finished replaying the original Legend Of Zelda, and Link's Awakening, and I'm craving more of this top-down action adventure gameplay.

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