In the worlds of adventure games where obscure logic puzzles, character interaction, and wandering about clicking on things are defining qualities, this sort of comedic approach heightens the experience.But being funny is only one part of the equation, so to speak, as any comedy that isn’t a quickfire sketch needs both characters and underlying themes that we, as an audience, can grab onto. Dr. Paradigm (Dr. パラダイム, Dokutā Paradaimu) is a character in the Guilty Gear series, who made his first appearance in Guilty Gear 2: Overture.

Funny and fresh from beginning to end, Paradigm is full of heart... and decapitated heads in jars. Solutions that require interesting item combinations are few and far between, and for the most part if you pick it up, it’ll be used pretty soon in a puzzle.

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Paradigm is a surreal adventure game set in the strange and post apocalyptic Eastern European country of Krusz. It’s an absurdist and refreshing take on the whole ‘screw you dad, I’m doing things my way’ setup.And it’s characterisations and moments like this that keep Paradigm’s six-or-so-hour running time feeling fresh, unpredictable, and ultimately very funny throughout. Arcanis: The World of Shattered Empires is a role-playing game that immerses you and your players in a story-telling adventure while testing your tactical skills. Pages 6–11. Paradigm was found again by the X-Men (only his head, to be accurate), used by the geneticist known as Kaga to break into McCoy's files about using X-Genes from dead mutants.. Before leaving, Cyclops apologized to Paradigm's remains for not have saved him from his torments, and then blew his head apart with an optic blast.

But amidst all of that, large computer mainframes, tape reels, keyboards with strange lettering, and space-age furniture add to the sense that you’ve stepped into another era and culture.Having a clear and distinct art style is a definite plus, but to embrace it and specifically create moments that highlight and celebrate it is one of Paradigm’s secret weapons. For Olaf, who was created by a diabetic scientist who thought it would be a good idea to fuse a candy machine with a sloth, his plan to rid the world of genetically enhanced prodigy children and replace all entertainment and religion with Glam music and a hard-drinking lifestyle becomes totally understandable.

You’ll need to beat a high score in a charming cartridge-based game called Boosting Thugs in order to get a token that you’ll need to buy some (totally legal) Space Dust, which in turn you’ll need to give to a junkie that goes by name of Space Cadet in exchange for a floppy disk containing a cracked copy of an operating system you’ll need in-order to stop a nuclear holocaust. On a more literal level, this is a funny story about a genetically deformed humanoid who goes by the name of Paradigm and dreams of becoming an electronic musician. Paradigm then adventures through his past of DUPA Genetics only to find out he is a mutated prodigy child and that he must defeat Olof, a talking sloth who is the head of DUPA Genetics. It has a way of fitting right in with the unique art style with often strongly 80s inspired influences. Play as the handsome mutant, Paradigm, who's past comes back to haunt him in the form of a genetically engineered sloth that vomits candy. With his charming and thick European accent, positive outlook, and self-deprecating sense of humour, it didn’t take long to see Paradigm as quite an endearing protagonist.