The instruction book would have you load a CO2 capsule at this point, but as the gun comes with all six cartridges already loaded in the cylinder I’d recommend unloading the gun first so you can be absolutely certain it’s safe. Make sure the safety’s off then set the gun to half-cock by pulling back the hammer until you hear the first click. The loading gate on the right-hand side of the action can now be swung away and the cartridges removed. The SAA features a spring-loaded spent case ejector rod lying underneath the barrel – this was necessary on the original to remove. While it’s wonderful to have this working feature on the CO2 replica, it’s not necessary as the cases just drop out to the rear.
The gun can only be decocked from full-cock. To do this, hold onto the hammer, squeeze the trigger and gently guide the hammer back to rest. The game mostly maintains a light-hearted tone, but gets darker as the player progresses through the story, mixing in elements of psychological horror and drama.The pellet is loaded into the back of a cartridge made to resemble the. The story follows a young sea witch named Wadanohara, who is accompanied by her three familiars Memoca, Dolphi, and Fukami, as they get entagled in various conflicts. Wadanohara and the Great Blue Sea takes place in an underwater world inhabited by anthropomorphic sea creatures. The game has a basic turn-based RPG battle system, but with much lower difficulty than most traditional RPGs. The gameplay primarily consists of exploring the game's vast underwater world and fighting enemies along the way. Much like Deep-Sea Prisoner's previous game The Gray Garden, Wadanohara is a story-focused adventure game with role-playing elements, featuring cute anime-style artwork and dialogue similar to a visual novel.
The game was later translated into several other languages, including English, Chinese, and Spanish.
It was originally released on December 21, 2013. Wadanohara and the Great Blue Sea, commonly known as Wadanohara, is a game made by Japanese developer Deep-Sea Prisoner in RPG Maker 2000.
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