A port of Chronos
Chronos: Before the Ashes is an atmospheric RPG that chronicles a hero's lifelong quest to save their homeland from a great evil. Grow wiser, stronger and more powerful as you explore the depths of the mysterious labyrinth. But beware, the labyrinth takes a heavy toll - each time your hero dies, they lose a year of their life! Every time the player dies they age one year. Player’s must adapt to their advancing age as they progress their character; starting the game young, nimble and quick, and ending wise and more attuned to magic.
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Me gusto, esta bien pero no tengo mucho mas que agregar. No encontre la belleza en el titulo que muchos jugadores si
This definitely isn't as good as their future titles but Chronos is still a very solid prequel to Remnant. I loved how the final boss fight was designed too
Fun prequel to Remnant: From the Ashes. I liked the idea of actually losing a year and getting older every time you get booted out.
Contro ogni mia aspettativa, Chronos: Before the Ashes si è rivelato essere un souls-like per principianti, non perché sia facile, ma perché la sua struttura e il suo gameplay sono alquanto sempliciotti. Qualcuno potrebbe storcere il naso, anche perché il lato tecnico non brilla, però ho comunque gradito questo titolo.
Never knew this was a prequel to remnant. The gameplay is nothing to write home about, but if you experience the story it makes the events of remnant hurt that much more.
Well, it was okay. The game was too short and the fights too easy for my taste. I'm sure not everyone sees it that way; maybe I just started with the wrong expectations. But I expected the difficulty of Souls like games ala From Software but the combat system can't keep up in terms of difficulty, depth or feeling. And then what's left with games like this? Of course not the great story, because it doesn't exist.
But all in all it worked, were some nice few hours. The aging mechanic was an exciting idea, but it could have done more with it.
But all in all it worked, were some nice few hours. The aging mechanic was an exciting idea, but it could have done more with it.