AnchorWeapon
2022
AKA Dude, I think I fucking love indie games
There is so much love poured into every nook and cranny of this game. A Soulslike/Zelda adventure wrapped in a warm coat of secrets and hidden puzzles. Making almost every mechanic available from the start but not explicitly telling you about them until you find the manual pages is a wonderful way to communicate to the player. A solid challenge and a beautiful, wonderful piece of art to boot. Highly recommend to any and all.
There is so much love poured into every nook and cranny of this game. A Soulslike/Zelda adventure wrapped in a warm coat of secrets and hidden puzzles. Making almost every mechanic available from the start but not explicitly telling you about them until you find the manual pages is a wonderful way to communicate to the player. A solid challenge and a beautiful, wonderful piece of art to boot. Highly recommend to any and all.
2022
AKA Dude, I think I fucking hate AAA Games.
Story's decent enough but I'm not a big fan of the gameplay. Lots of minutiae to customize and a lot of it feels like it doesn't matter. Story felt way tighter on the previous game, this one felt like it was trying to do too much with too many characters so none of them feel important. Won't be returning for the DLC or side missions
Story's decent enough but I'm not a big fan of the gameplay. Lots of minutiae to customize and a lot of it feels like it doesn't matter. Story felt way tighter on the previous game, this one felt like it was trying to do too much with too many characters so none of them feel important. Won't be returning for the DLC or side missions