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Very pretty game, it looks great. And we don't get too many games which seem to pick up mesoamerican flavour. Though the game is laid out a bit like a metroidvania, it is mostly a straightforward affair with very little reason to explore, and some backtracking which mostly consists of running through an area you've already passed. The combat is a bit uninspired, and there's a bit too much just running from A to B. The platforming doesn't pose too much of a challenge either, but at least seems to work quite okay. The story is fair enough, told in drips here and there. In all, it's a slow burn low-difficulty stroll through a gorgeous world. If you crave intense platforming, gripping narrative and rock solid combat. Then you should look elsewhere. But if you just want pretty visuals, mellow background music and some lightweight platforming/combat gaming, this is quite good. It was what I needed at the time I played. Not something I'd return to in a year though.

This game looks Great the animation and color of the environments, characters, bosses. All are incredibly well done,. The controls are responsive and though the enemies start easy they get harder. you fight and gain abilities, platform and quick responses are also required to avoid traps and enemies.If you like the trailer or what you've seen and are familiar with these type of games you will enjoy it quite a bit.

I really feel like this deserves a higher score than the current ~3.7/5. My only complaint is that the motion and camera are a bit on the sloppy side, but apart from that the game is really very fun, especially at the current prince of $6.00 I'm a fan of both Ori and the Blind Forest as well as Hollow Knight and while this game does not control as fluidly as either of those games, it is still worth picking up if you're a fan of that style of gameplay.

Story was pretty nice, the visuals were rather stunning, music could be in any SuperGiant Games game, controls pretty snappy and forgiving platforming.. except chase/escape sequences... well, that is also what I only hated about Ori. It could use fast travel but the level design make you not backtrack too much.

Give this fantastic game a chance. Gorgeous art, music and story.