Alas, there is no option within the game to correct this, and I don’t have this problem with any other game on my PlayStation 3 or PlayStation 2…so I’m not sure how to correct it. For some reason, the entire game doesn’t fit on my small, desk TV monitor, with important UI being cut off in the four corners or hard to read entirely. Okay, now I remember what my initial problem with Dragon Fin Soup was. I’m just not sure how much like a twisted version of Red Riding Hood she is supposed to be… That’s the setup, and it’s pretty interesting at least our protagonist isn’t an amnesiac for no reason whatsoever. Players must take up Robin’s blades and set out across Asura, a lushly colorful fantasy world that sits on the back of an enormous space turtle–um, was Terry Pratchett okay with this?–on a journey to discover the secrets of her bloody past. Well, let’s revisit the abnormal critter once more now in 2019 before I get to the uninstalling part.ĭragon Fin Soup stars Red Robin, a charming, yet raging alcoholic bounty hunter who would rather get into a bar fight than deliver baked goods. According to my save file, I played 21 minutes and 51 seconds total.
It tells you nothing about the game, but entices you to check it out nonetheless, which is exactly what I did…many years ago. One, it contains the word dragon, so I’m already intrigued, but it also sounds more like a fancy, medieval recipe than a tactical RPG mixed with roguelike elements and procedurally generated worlds. Y’all know I love a good, strange-as-heck videogame title, and Dragon Fin Soup is a wonderful example of such a beauty.
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