Death's door is an excellent indie game that reminded me the old Zelda games. The art direction is really charming and excellent. The gameplay feels good and there is a decent amount of content in this game (completed my playthrough in 21 hours). However, if you're expecting voice acting, over-the-top cutscenes and AAA feels, this game won't be for you. I had fun with this game and I hope the developer will continue to create games like that !

Death's Door is a captivating game that skilfully blends an exciting plot with refreshing gameplay mechanics. Playing as a raven charged with collecting the souls of the dead, we plunge into an enigmatic universe where every lost soul represents a challenge to be met.

What makes this game so remarkable is its ability to combine a spellbinding atmosphere with fluid, addictive gameplay mechanics. Exploring the various environments is a real pleasure, with secrets to uncover and puzzles to solve in every nook and cranny.

What's more, the main plot, in which the soul you're responsible for is stolen by a desperate thief, adds a dimension of suspense and urgency to the adventure. The quest for the stolen soul takes you on a thrilling journey through varied landscapes and encounters with fascinating characters.

Finally, the charming graphics and haunting soundtrack help to create an immersive atmosphere that transports you completely into the dark and mysterious world of Death's Door. This game fully deserves the attention of adventure and mystery fans.

Can't recommend since:
- Controller support is buggy and not functional.
- Can't customize keybindings due to bugs. Stuck with middle mouse for heavy attack, which just doesn't feel good for combo moves like roll heavy attacks.
- Camera doesn't stay fixed on the character and tends to drift in random directions, which is detrimental to the overall game's feel.