Posted on: June 22, 2022
Bloodrunsclear
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Assassin's Creed's Little Brother
There's real passion in this game. You can tell from the dynamic finishers to the highly detailed and atmospheric environments! The budget here was lower than, say, a gigantic open world game but things don't feel slipshod. Fighting is fun, there's some exploration and discoveries off the beaten path, outfits to collect, lore to find. It's not as complex as an RPG or as nuanced as a fighting game but sits squarely in the middle. The voice acting is decent, the translation a bit wonky but nothing deal breaking. It's all very user friendly. Tons of healing items nearby each encounter. Button prompts and a mini map to guide you. But it doesn't feel like this was a cash grab or a weekend job. The environments are pretty and varied and the sound design very solid. There's a lot of historical attention to detail here and the story isn't afraid to delve into the ambiguities of the time period instead of lecturing people from a modern position. You want someone rescued and they're surrounded by soldiers from a different region? Knights do what knights do: fight and kill if necessary. Templars are neither super heroes nor villains in this: more like samurai who live and die by the sword and oath as well as their faith. It's surprisingly immersive and I for one wish this team had more resources for a deeper RPG experience. Still what is here functions perfectly well. Switch between companions at the touch of a button. Learn new skills by spending experience. Go on side quests for additional information and rewards. Just a nice tight solid little slice of action with RPG elements.
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