Recent reviews by Stracker

It's a really interesting game visually, and it's pretty fun to play around with for a bit. The gameplay is just a bit too 'messy' for me to want to push for anything challenging, but what's there is intriguing enough, so it was an enjoyable pick up.

Gameplay and presentation were a bit basic, with some slightly annoying repetition at times, but apart from that it was a fantastic and touching story.

The characters are endearing pretty much immediately and throughout, and the small slice of the world presented is pretty interesting.

Not much more to say, just a great little game throughout.

Gameplay is real good, it really captures the feeling of a smash-like, and flows really well to boot. I really like how each weapon and their variant feels very different, and all of them were pretty enjoyable to play around with.

The blessing system is pretty much picked up from Hades, and works pretty well, even if it doesn't break any ground.

Encounter design is... hit or miss. With the combinations of having several enemies, quick wind ups and shielded enemies that can't be knocked back for some hits, combat can get really messy and hard to understand. It doesn't help that some difficulty modifiers compound this problem and make some rooms what feels like straight up unfair.

Art is pretty good, the environments can feel a bit static at times, but the overall art style is clean and pretty to look at. Music was also really good.

Overall, apart from a few issues with difficulty, I very much enjoyed this.

Damn good game, interesting exploration and platforming, and *fantastic* combat and encounters. Highly recommended.

A really interesting fictional documentary, can't wait to see more.

Not the most challenging or transcendent of gaming experiences, but a very polished and enjoyable piece of a game nonetheless. It's a fun little word that's presented here.

Great atmosphere, cool story and fantastic presentation

A great action game, co-op or solo, that will keep you hooked for dozens if not hundred of hours. Monsters are incredibly well designed for the large majority of fights, every weapon types feels distinct and fun, and the variety of equipment is nearly unparalleled. One of my favorite games ever made, and for good reason.

One of the best build-crafting games i've ever played. While the game plays purposefully a bit weird, its upgrade system and the synergies in it is some of the most interesting stuff I've had the pleasure of pondering about.