En Garde!

Clairement un projet étudiant, avec de bonnes idées, mais qui manque un peu de finish. Le jeu ne se lance que 1 fois sur 3 chez moi. Le système de combat est bien pensé et c'est sans doute sur quoi l'ensemble du jeu a été construit. Il y a trop peu de niveau, malgré cela il y a une bonne re-jouabilité grâce au défis proposés et à l’arène. Le scénario c'est du "déjà vu !" par contre j'ai beaucoup apprécié le doublage espagnol de notre charmante héroïne. Quelques phases de plateforme, peu utile, mais agréable. Les secrets sont bien cachés et quelques notes vous donnent des indices pour vous donner envie de les trouver. Bref à prendre avec une petite réduction ou en connaissance de cause.

I'm glad I got this game for free. I'd be pretty frustrated if I'd paid for it. There's a lot to like about the game, and I enjoy the setting and art design. The core of gameplay is fun, but frankly I just think the difficulty is overtuned. Yes, you can turn on invincibility, but I'd like more gradations of difficulty (e.g., bigger health bar, longer dodge/parry windows, fewer enemies per encounter, whatever). Maybe I'm just too old for games like this anymore, and the reflexes requried I simply don't have. But there were other aspects of the game where it felt like I was often fighting the camera, the auto-lock-on system, and to some extent the movement as well. The typical tip is "use the environment, but that's easier said than done when you're being swarmed by 10 different enemies, and the camera has decided that the kick that should have delivered an enemy into a weapon rack instead will go off to the side towards a table. I think underneath it all, there's a really great game struggling to get out, but the game's own design seemed to get in the way for me. Maybe I'll finish it in invincible mode, but as it stands, I'm not sure I'll bother. But at least I didn't pay for it.

If you look, none of them have the "verified owner" tag. All the people who actually bought and played the game have given it much higher ratings. If neckbeards can baselessly bash something they've never tried, then I can baselessly laud it. Errol Flynn / Zorro simulator is a game I can't believe hasn't been made before.

This game is amazing, on so many levels and I dearly wish I could give it 5 stard. However,the combat is really fast compared to most games and I find myself often using the wrong action between parry and dodge and pressibg the right button right after. Unfortunately, since this game doesn't interupt the parry action when i press dodge, a lot of encounters turn out much more difficult than necessary. If interrupt is added to the game, it's a 5 star for me.

So on one hand the devs wanted to make a swashbuckler game where you move around a lot and use the environment against your enemies But then they made it play like Arkham Asylum, so both the player and enemies will automatically lunge towards their target regardless of range. So you try to run around these arenas to use all of the traps or props lying around, and you'll get hit by an enemy lunging 10 feet at you in a split second. So instead of fluidly moving around these arenas, you instead spend a lot of time waiting for your cue to use your parry or invulnerable dodge. It doesn't feel good to play.