The Last Faith

Excellent combat and exploration/world design save what would otherwise feel like a so-so Blasphemous clone with rubbish plot and quest design. A shame the blend of Christianity, Steampunk, and Vapirism isn't used for much more than set dressing.

The Last Faith is a pretty good game. It's the perfect combination of Bloodborne and Castlevania. It feels like a successor to Blasphemous (though not quite as good). Pros - Good Story: An interesting narrative that you uncover through dialogue and exploration. - Challenging Bosses: Some bosses are really tough — but in a good way. They're difficult, yet very rewarding to beat. - Beautiful Graphics: This game has some of the best pixel art I’ve ever seen. - Atmospheric Music: The music perfectly fits the tone and dark atmosphere of the game. Cons - Bugs: I encountered several bugs during my playthrough. Some enemies disappeared, and one boss stood still during combat (ironically, on my fifth try — a blessing in disguise). - Laggy Controls: At times, the controls feel unpolished. For example, performing the same input twice may yield different results — one works, the other doesn't. If you like Metroidvanias or enjoyed Blasphemous, this is a must-play!

Underrated Gem. I am a metroidvania fan and this game is 50% metroidvania 50% pain

Fun game. Nice pixel art and very underrated!

Cheers to the devs for giving the main character an identity and not making him mute or genderless/shapeless. The game has some brutal action, gothic feels dark AF, and I love it. Its on the difficult side without TOO difficult, and dont let the 'metroidvania' scare you, you dont have to look around all day for things. Its really well done honestly, 5/5.