These are the words of a philosopher of old. With new discoveries, they can accept the setback of disgrace.

It’s through discovery that people recover from failure. It was quite a lovely piece of exposition: The game begins like many others–with a scrolling prologue that I believe you can skip. There are also endgame bosses to defeat, but I should probably start at the beginning. I’ve completed one ending scenario and am in the process of farming for materials to forge the best weapons and armor. There are multiple available endings based on the decisions you make during the game and you can apparently inherit things from your previously completed games, but I haven’t gotten that far yet. You can play through the main story line without making any purchases. There is a store for in-app purchases in MACHINE KNIGHT that includes items such as bonus dungeons and character status boosters, but they’re not necessary to enjoy the game. I haven’t played any of their other games, although there was a discounted app sale last month. MACHINE KNIGHT is one of KEMCO’s few RPG games that are free to play for the complete story line.

I mean, I can’t always be writing only about anime and manga, right? In addition to the two otome games I’ve been playing (which by the way have had an endless chain of limited edition events for the past month and a half), I’ve started on the MACHINE KNIGHT roleplaying game by KEMCO and Bandai’s ONE PIECE Treasure Cruise (more on this one later). I haven’t been blogging nor watching anime and reading manga at that. I’ve been distracted by many things lately.

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