Posted on: September 28, 2025

DuFinMey

Spiele: 24 Rezensionen: 11

Good, could use option for parry

The game has fun writing and good characters, and a very nice looking word. It is worth the time to get to know each character at the camp. Don't read spoilers on the story, it is more fun to to figure it out as you play. The thing I would fault is that they have no real accessibility for combat. The defensive side, particularly the parry mechanic is what some players need help with more than the attack QTES. I'm not exactly slow, but I had trouble with the dancing Nevron and Clea was a chore. An option to auto complete like they have for attacks would be good. I am glad to see more recent games on GoG too.

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Edited on: October 20, 2025

Posted on: October 1, 2025

Lynchden

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Spiele: 228 Rezensionen: 3

A very well made game, tactics optional

I'm 40 hrs in at this point. and unlocked 47% of the achievements so far. It runs well, no bugs yet. Graphics, music, and voice acting so far are great. The characters are likable and the story is interesting. There are quite a few accessibility settings in the menu that let you turn off many of the annoying things many gamers hate. There is not a FOV slider though. My biggest concern coming in was the combat. I love turn-based rpgs. I love divinity original sin I and II, balder's gate 3, the banner saga, rogue trader, wrath of the rightesous, etc. I usually don't like jrpg combat as much where your team just stands on one side of the screen and the other team stands on the other. I also wasn't sure I'd care for the dodging and parrying. I find myself enjoying the combat. You can build the charcters many different ways, min/max stats to make the characters have powerful attacks and plan your abilities so that multiple characters powers synergize and do more powerful attacks, so that is good. What some people won't like is that you don't have to do any of that. If you can just learn and time the dodges, you can win every fight without strategy or thinking. Just time your dodges right and the boss will go down eventually, at this point anyway. You don't have to really think or strategize that much if you don't want to. I've played a lot of dark souls and elden ring, so I found when to dodge or parry based on the enemy animations intuitive and fairly easy to pull off. Many enemies use exaggerated wind ups just like in the dark souls and elden ring games that induce panick dodging, which causes you to get hit. It is important to wait and dodge once the attach atually begins moving forward. Again, you can build and strategize all you want, you just don't have to if you can dodge. If you don't care about that, but like the rest, you should like the game. The game seems to be worthy of all the hype and accolades it has received. There are a few annoying platforming sections that are optional, but required to get an achievement. Otherwise, every thing else about the game is excellent. I may change this to 5 stars once I finish it, but for now 4 seems about right

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Posted on: October 7, 2025

nimamenim

Spiele: 0 Rezensionen: 2

Great game

Master piece

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Posted on: October 8, 2025

otsifom

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Spiele: 76 Rezensionen: 3

Good RPG Gaem

I definitely recommend playing on the hardest difficulty. Encourages good habits and makes even the basic fights less tedious. That said, its an RPG adventure featuring a lovely cast--though the melodrama might drive away more casual players. The ambience and music are top notch and deliver an interesting story. This game will appeal to players who enjoyed elden ring/dark souls but wish it had a more structured fighting experience

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Edited on: September 25, 2025

Posted on: September 25, 2025

EchoOfMidgar

Spiele: 644 Rezensionen: 42

Great experience, unfulfilled potential

I admit it, I do not own a GOG version and I will not buy this game again for its full price. I have it on Steam and I spent with the game several nice dozens hours. I will eventually buy it on GOG - my favorite place actually - but maybe like for 50% off. Clair Obscur is an unique game when it comes to its dreamy atmosphere and an unique battle system. However being unique does not automatically equal being good, let alone perfect. Clair Obscur is a cinematic game - it relies on cutscenes - however it tries to be sad in every bloody cutscene, in every bloody moment so awfully hard, that sooner or later it will get on your nerves. Yeah, the world ain't a happy place, but why the characters have to act as if the game was a soap opera? Everybody cries, everybody looks sad, everybody has a gloomy look. IMHO it's just too much for its own good. Yeah, Clair Obscur tries hard to be as emotional as it can get whenever it is possible, but it overdoes it. The battle system, cursed yet interesting. IMHO if it is something turn based, it should rely on statistics, or vice versa, if it is action based, players' reflexes should be the main key to success. Clair Obscur wants to mix both worlds together while maintaining both worlds equally important. There had been turn based games when players' input mattered to some degree but it always was just to make the system a bit evolved, or to spice combat up. If you failed, it did not mean the end of the world. One example for all - The Legend of Dragoon. However, if you fail in an action segment in Clair Obscur, it often means death, or a significant damage to tell that real-time actions in a turn-based system aren't just an add-on. If only the action based parts did not have such a significant impact, I would have liked the combat much better. Basically, the atmosphere and the combat are two things I wanted to comment on, because these are two key elements of the game. Otherwise, the game is pretty linear, it has not that much interesting level design, it contains optional superbosses, several awful minigames that feel totally out of the place (really, if your game is not a platformer, why is one of the minigames based on platforming?!) and several not that interesting (and frankly, pretty short) sidequests. But to end on a positive note, the music here is absolutely phenomenal. Easily, one of the best soundtracks ever made for a video game! 83%

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