Retro Game Collector
A small game cartridge could be a vessel of a captivating world of sounds, landscapes, lores, and inspirations... KU-Cass needs your assistance to recover the old game cartridges to listen again to the sounds of a lost past.
Quest List
Talk to KU-CassKU-Cass:
Ku-ku... Ku-ku... Ku-ku. Seeking transactions!
KU-Cass:
For a second there, I thought you were actively ignoring these calls and would just walk away.
Gotta look out for "shady robot dealers," they always say.
KU-Cass:
Oh, the word "shady" is a rather harsh way of putting it. I thought we were friends! Did KU-Money leave you with a bad impression?
KU-Cass:
As business people, we're just helping the Black Shores make a profit with reasonable methods. As for the few little tricks before sealing the deal…
KU-Cass:
Well, I only use them when I'm at a disadvantage, to reclaim what's rightfully ours. Speaking of deals, hehe, I happen to have one just for you.
KU-Cass:
Are you interested, Player?
Let's talk details first.
Need to check my savings.
KU-Cass:
Ever heard of The Tenth Art? I stumbled across info about it in a ruins while searching for data on past civilizations during an expedition.
KU-Cass:
It seems to have been a very popular term back in the day. After returning to the Black Shores, I recovered what was left of the data and projected it onto a display.
KU-Cass:
And then... the pixels began to bounce around, and as I recovered more data, the images on the screen kept changing.
KU-Cass:
From simple flickering pixels, to being a "cowboy" roaming the western plains, and then to someone like a Lollo Logistics courier rushing to various locations after a disaster.
KU-Cass:
I never imagined a tiny cartridge could pack in so many sounds, scenes, fabled stories, and projected hopes. If we're to search for civilizations of the past…
KU-Cass:
I believe these are also part of their many traces, reflecting the scenes of their era, and their thoughts...
KU-Cass:
Even in a time so distant, we can still explore the end of that era through these cartridges.
KU-Cass:
However, after the last earthquake hit the Black Shores, the cartridges I collected are now scattered everywhere.
KU-Cass:
So if you manage to find any cartridges, Player, be sure to return them to me. I'll give you a fair reward for them.
KU-Cass:
It's you, Player. Have you collected any "KU-Cass Cartridges" lately?
KU-Cass:
I should really figure out a good way to keep them safe once all the cartridges are back with me.
Why don't you just make them digital?
KU-Cass:
Nonsense! It's the tradition! Plus, I've recently found that some even have voice recordings attached. Like this one…
What does it say?
You wait patiently for something to happen as KU-Cass loads the cartridge's data.
Anything?
KU-Cass:
Er... The cartridge seems to have jammed itself. Luckily, I caught the last sentence—it looks like a message from the game's creator…
KU-Cass:
Thank you for enjoying my game...