#13 Hint: In this story of redemption, many characters sacrifice themselves but it's alright most of them don't really die in the end

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   Kula World

   US Name: Roll Away

   System: Sony PlayStation
   Genre: Puzzle
   Year: 1998
   Rank last year: 18 (^ 5)

 It's the best, most clever puzzle-game ever created, and the highest PlayStation game on the list, but sadly Kula World was the tragic victim of severe undershipment and fell into obscurity. Which is too bad, because this is probably the most mentally challenging game I have ever played.

The player controls a beach ball around an assortment of blocks to find a way to get the keys that open the level's exit. Along the way there's coins and gems to be collected for points and fruit to be found that unlock bonus levels. To do this, the player can move the ball around all sides of the block at a platform's endpoints. All this must be done within a time-limit. The content is gigantic, and the game possesses a steep leaning curve and later levels contain more and different hazards or tricky jumps and more elaborate block-structures. I've never beaten it's whopping 160 levels. It is addicting though, so much even that this game is the only PlayStation Classic, I ever downloaded on my PlayStation 3.

You know what? I actually played this :D That small screenshot just reminded me of it!!

Really? That's already rare I think XD .

It's great though, one of the most criminally overlooked games if you asked me .

Somehow this combination of letters looks vaguely familiar to me. My mind can't get off Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic for some reason, but that's probably not it so I don't think I'll know, unless I'm lucky enough that it'll pop in my head out of the blue .

Golden Sun?

Nope.

Thats another hint

Mega Man!

It's Mega Man isn't it? Those letters are the weapons from the bosses .

StarCraft