O menino de oito anos chamado Jimmy explora seu próprio mundo dos sonhos para proteger a família de uma entidade alienígena invasora conhecida como Pulsating Mass. Este indie RPG se inspira em jRPGs da era SNES, como Earthbound e Final Fantasy 5, combinando combates clássicos por turnos com reviravoltas inovadoras. Os jogadores percorrem áreas vastas, enfrentam pesadelos subconscientes e se unem à família de Jimmy para superar falhas pessoais.
Jimmy se conecta com os monstros ao se transformar neles, desbloqueando interações inéditas, stats aprimorados e habilidades. A narrativa é contada pela perspectiva de uma criança, mas aborda temas maduros, mesclando humor e terrores profundos. Fãs de RPGs japoneses com exploração profunda e mecânicas de transformação vão curtir uma aventura completa aqui.
Jimmy and the Pulsating Mass is a Japanese-style RPG made by a guy from Texas. It was very much influenced by SNES-era jRPGs, particularly Earthbound, Final Fantasy 5, and the Breath of Fire series, among others. It was also heavily influenced by Yume Nikki.
The game takes place in the dream of an eight-year-old boy. When an alien entity appears and threatens his family and the stability of the dream world itself, Jimmy sets out on an adventure to save his family and eradicate the threat of the Pulsating Mass. Along the way, Jimmy will have to work with his family, confront his own shortcomings, and brave the creeping nightmares of his subconscious.
Features:
-Full-length Japanese-style RPG.
-Classic turn-based combat with some modern sensibilities.
-A big emphasis on exploration.
-As an empathetic kid, Jimmy gains the ability to imagine himself as several of the monsters he meets, allowing him to interact with the world in new ways.
-These different transformations can also be leveled up, granting Jimmy higher stats and new abilities.
-A story for adults delivered from the perspective of a child.
-Jokes.
-Unspeakable horrors.
Note: for some versions of Mac, the game may not be able to save if you've placed the game in the root "/Applications" folder. Instead, put it somewhere in your home folder, such as "~/Documents."
