Well, it's because I work in Unreal. But if you need a more detailed answer, I like the way volumetrics look in Unreal, it emulates a real camera with its highlights and everything else. And the picture that I imagine in my head is easier for me to realize in Unreal.
I will shout about this everywhere I can ๐
Yes, but after some time, hopefully in a couple of months
I will definitely finish this port, it's my ode to this game, I like it too much to abandon it
Personally, I find websites like PHONEKY (https://phoneky.com/) and Dedomil (https://dedomil.net/) very helpful. There are a lot of games and a lot of versions of these games, so some of them will work.
It's okay, I'm just crazy
In fact, you seem to be describing this particular game, it really does have this, it's one of the endings
It's a similar story here, only you turn into a cockroach only at the end ๐ But overall, no, I don't know.
Nowhere (Devalley Entertainment, 2007) is a psychological survival horror that ran on old keypad phones. Two parallel worlds, two characters, and honestly pretty unsettling for something that fit on a Nokia. Mostly I just want to get it in front of people who've never even heard of it.
The thing is, the original couldn't show Cyrillic and Western letters at the same time, so it never really got translated. So I ended up making two things, a mod and an editor.
The mod:
The editor (Windows):
You can play it right in the browser, or grab the jar for J2ME Loader or KEmulator. The editor and a video on how to translate are on the same page:
https://bittertears.itch.io/nowhere
https://github.com/bittertears/NOWHERE_EDITOR
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJPq5GX_sK8&t=29s
Anyway, hope someone here digs it.
For me, any mention of Java games brings back a ton of memories. Yes, it is a really interesting era. Developers used many tricks and tweaks to optimize games. The game you mentioned looks more like a NES game than a Java game.