Through jumping up into the air and then pressing the jump button again, you can make Klonoa use the enemy as a means to initiate a double jump. With a shot of the Wind Bullet, a gust of wind can pick up nearby enemies. The other concept that shows immense novelty is Klonoa's Wind Bullet. It feels like a 3D world, yet you're running along a 2D plane the entire time. You can even interact with objects in the background and foreground, opening up some clever puzzles and secrets. This 2-1/2D (or if you're more computer literate, 2.5D) gameplay means you'll be running around objects get greeted by split paths, each meandering their own ways and having multiple points where paths intersect, allowing you to access new areas. For one, levels are modeled in 3D, but Klonoa and other characters move along a 2D plane. There's plenty of interesting ideas that separates Klonoa: Door to Phantomile from the rest of the PlayStation era platforming pack. All of these scenes can be skipped through if one feels the need. Outside a few full-motion video clips, the story is mainly told through in-game scenes, where the characters speak in a fictional Phantomile language while text boxes display their words. evil story trope here, there's also some heartfelt and even somber moments in Door to Phantomile that makes for a story that stays with you after the Klonoa's quest is complete. Klonoa and Huepow immediately investigate, eventually getting involved in a quarrel with Gladius, a nightmare spirit who wants nothing more than total destruction. One day, a spaceship crashes into a mountain. Klonoa and his best friend Huepow, an animated water bubble that rests inside Klonoa's ring, live in Phantomile. Is the Door to Phantomile one you should still want to open, even after all of these years? Since then, Klonoa has seen various sequels and spinoffs, as well as a Wii remake of his first game. In 1998, the floppy eared feline known as Klonoa debuted in the gaming world on the original PlayStation with Klonoa: Door to Phantomile. It's a shame, too, as your games are seldom not an entertaining time. It seems you're always overlooked by the gaming masses. Also Hewpoe (Huepow in the PS1 version) is among them and there is Klonoa's ring.īasic ragdoll for Klonoa, Hewpoe and the Ring are propsĮye posable (unfortunately Klonoa only, I didn't manage Hewpoe and yes, I DID try)įinger posable (Klonoa only for logical purposes)

I loved the PS1 version, the Wii version is essentially the same just 3d so I needed to do something like that.Īnd well.

The Wii game is essentially just a 3d remake of the old sprite based game so well. Klonoa from Klonoa on Wii - based on the cool PS1 game from 1996 Klonoa: Door to Phantomile! EDIT : someone ask me for Raw Models for SFM, here :

Klonoa door to phantomile sprites