This game feels significantly easier than similar titles like King's Field by FromSoftware. The leveling progression happens too quickly, almost effortlessly, and the level design and enemy placement lack the depth and surprise elements found in King's Field and Shadow Tower.
Moreover, the excessive use of hidden walls becomes more of a "hug the wall simulator" rather than a clever way to hide items like the Blessed Wind. My enthusiasm dwindled when I encountered a boss with an exorbitant amount of health and a gimmicky second phase.
It was frustrating to experience inexplicable deaths even in situations where I was supposed to be invulnerable, such as when I attacked the boss while it was on the ground. At this point, I've lost interest in continuing with the game.

This game feels significantly easier than similar titles like King's Field by FromSoftware. The leveling progression happens too quickly, almost effortlessly, and the level design and enemy placement lack the depth and surprise elements found in King's Field and Shadow Tower. Moreover, the excessive use of hidden walls becomes more of a "hug the wall simulator" rather than a clever way to hide items like the Blessed Wind. My enthusiasm dwindled when I encountered a boss with an exorbitant amount of health and a gimmicky second phase. It was frustrating to experience inexplicable deaths even in situations where I was supposed to be invulnerable, such as when I attacked the boss while it was on the ground. At this point, I've lost interest in continuing with the game.