Recent reviews by Peter the Pressing

Very fun gravity gun gimmick, but the game is quite short and the time spent using the gravity gun is even shorter. It definitely should have been expanded even more. Overall, a definite must play.

Tails of Iron is a great game and I can confidently say that it's a lot of fun.

The game offers beautifully painted and diverse environments where I never felt like I was revisiting the same place twice. The combat can feel a bit clunky at first, and the weight system seems like more of a hindrance than a meaningful mechanic, particularly since it becomes less relevant as the game progresses, because late game gear is mostly lightweight. Additionally, choosing maces over spears and swords proved to be highly limiting in combat due to their long windup time for attacks, especially considering that some late game bosses don't offer much opportunity for punishment.

One aspect of the gameplay that personally bothered me was the need to backtrack to previously visited locations multiple times, particularly after completing the main story. There's a questline involving killing special monsters in the mines that requires players to continuously return to the area, accept the quest, defeat the enemy, and then return for another task. This requirement becomes tiresome, especially for completionists aiming to experience all the content and complete every side quest. While this may not be compaint for everyone, but for me, it significantly worsened the overall experience.

Despite these flaws, Tails of Iron is still a title worth considering. Its solid combat mechanics and captivating environments make it a satisfying game to spend time with.

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