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Hikari no Shima (光の島) - Seven Lithographs in Shining Island (1999, Playstation)

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First published at 17:55 UTC on March 10th, 2021.

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Hikari no Shima (光の島 - "Island of Light") - Seven Lithographs in Shining Island is an action-adventure game. It was developed and released by Affect and came only out in Japan. The game's concept is more or less a mix between Gobliiins and The Lost Vikings. You control three different characters in parallel, and you need to combine their different abilities to open the exit to the current level. The fighter is the only one who can use certain weapons like axes, which are sometimes also needed to solve puzzles. He can punch to knock out enemies or shake things, and he can push and lift certain objects. The rouge is the only one who can search for items and pick them up. The mage is the only one who can use items, including spells.

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