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As you progress through each scenario, you’ll want to save your game. The great news is, you don’t need any logins, plugins, pompoms, or special relics to do so. Just touch a shimmering save point, then select “Save” from the menu.
Storytelling in SixEngine consists of multiple scenarios, each providing a little bit of backstory. They are designed to be completed in any order, which allows me to release content one scenario at a time, rather than developing a giant story and releasing it all at once.
When it came to enemy encounters, Earthbound did it best. Not only could you see (and potentially avoid) enemies, but if you were strong enough, you could auto-defeat them, without even entering battle!
SixEngine has those features -- and adds to them.
I’m no Relm Arrowny, but I’ve been known to tweak a pixel or two. Sometimes, all you need is a palette swap to freshen things up. Fortunately, I can go way beyond that, and easily make my own sprites!
Let’s talk about SixEngine, the side-project I’ve been secretly picking at since mid-2013. It started out as just a proof of concept, to see how closely I could simulate some Final Fantasy VI mechanics in a web browser.
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