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A very, very, satisfying and accessible platformer. Easy to learn hard to master, but the exploration, platforming and "cute meets bayonetta"-kind of combat makes this a gem of a game. Recommend!

I really tried to like this, and the spirit of it is good. I have Northgard vibes but with easier survival, or Age of Empries vibe but with less strategy.

However, what bothers me the most is that this SHOULD be a game that really would enthrall me. And yet, I don't feel enchanted or enthralled. The game is not succesful in capturing my sense of pushing through and environment. I feel it falls short, and that's why I do not recommend this game. Unfortunately

Although the start was a bit too artsy for my taste, the more you played it the more you start to like it. I'm glad I found motivation to see why this was rated so positive across the board and try to struggle through, it was worth it in the end

Game crashes constantly with scene transitions. Difficult to play that way :(

What happens when you're drunk with power

Very cool game, very unique, and what a story. Makes me fear even more for extreme party victories in elections though

Great story that captivates you from the beginning and puts you on the edge of your seat

An amazing ride unlike anything else, an amazing story and something to inspire you.
There's nothing like this series, and this is only the start of it

Would get an inbetween rating if I could, but I'm tending more to negative.

It's a beautifully visual game, filled with battle mechanics and an eery world to explore.

But it becomes a drag too soon too fast, there's over 9000 things happening all at once during battles, with one enemy more annoying than the other, and I'm exploring hoping I'm not going to get dragged into one. I really enjoyed the few boss battles I went through though, and I wish this kind of action would be everywhere instead. Hell, I was even counting the battles to know when I'd get 'rid' of them.

On one hand I find it sad that I stopped in chapter 5 due to this because I am interested in the story. But I choose not to subject myself to this combat anymore. Maybe it's just not my cup of tea

I played until reaching "Deadwatch" and there, again, getting confronted with the fact I didn't "power creep" enough.

Something I really dislike about these kind of games is grinding, when it's not something you necessarily expect. If I clear out all sidequests, all monsters on the map of my level range, and all monsters and siderooms in all dungeons, I should be leveled enough that I can match a dungeon on an equal level, with perhaps making higher difficulties only achievable to those who want to put the time and effort in. I can't agree with the 'choice' that after you've done a dungeon, you immediately have to do it again on a higher difficulty to be adequately leveled enough to continue with the next step.

That plus a dungeon exploring that becomes more important the longer you continue, but always met with performance issues, and upgrades for characters that differ greatly in difficulty in how to achieve it, makes it just not fun to continue anymore. Although versus the point above, it's something you can easely power through

So no, the game was enjoyable but that design choice made the game not for me. And if you don't like that either, not for you.

Fun little game, decent puzzles and platformer. Some parts are a bit finnicky but once you pass those, it's really good

I finished the game but the jump in first part of level 28, the precision necessary for level 27 and the fact that you should know to jump the motorcycle, when the same model always tried to kill you before, is gimmicky and annoying at best, pure ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ at worst