This boomer shooter is firmly in the category of 'games I forget I own, then super enjoy when I remember I do'. Combat is fun and well balanced. The regenerating arrows is very helpful, I use the bow all the time. It's just a generally fun game to experience.
Super wholesome, short game set to (I assume) advertise Milo and the Magpies, which I've already played. The tree puzzle takes a bit to wrap my head around but overall it's good
I got this because I quite enjoyed Milo and the Magpies, and this one I enjoyed just as much. An at times abstract puzzle game that doesn't get too obtuse as you go through it. The art is as usual excellent, and the music is comforting in just the right way. Full marks.
It's not the best game around, but for what it is it provides some enjoyment. The quality of the missions pick up once you hit the second chapter as the importance of stealth takes more importance over the 'shoot everyone from a distance then do your mission' style that happens early on. Enemy AI is dumb, there's the occasional glitch, and the stealth at times feels a little half baked. However, when it gets the reconnaisance-stalk-take out-execute mission loop right, it's pretty good.
It's a cozy, fun adventure. Some puzzle elements but not overly difficult. I very much enjoyed it, from the high quality art to the absolutely perfect music.
Would she go by the stage name "Mix-O-Lydia"? Anyways I'll do a proper review of all three on the third chapter
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I got sent a discount of this game by GOG and I though... eh, why not, it's cheap. It's everything it promises to be, turn based combat with you playing the demons. For me it's a "have it running on the other monitor while streaming something" game.
lol this game is vapourware
