It’s on sale for fifteen dollars on steam tho imho I feel like playing it on the Switch (handheld mode) is like, the *ideal* way to do it. Tho rn it’s not on sale on the switch, so it’s $30 there.
it looks like it’s steam deck verified which is usually a good sign that it runs ok! I shall pick it up then!!! I was intimidated by it for so long because everyone said it’s really hard but I really want to experience it
It’s got some light souls like elements (you drop some money when you die that you can try to go recover) and the combat is punishing at times but there are really good accessibility options to take the edge off!
Please!! It’s worth getting over the hurdle!
Also, don’t shy away from the accessibility options! They don’t take away from the experience, you just end up punishing yourself less. If a fight stops being fun, that’s a good time to think about an adjustment
Please!! It’s worth getting over the hurdle!
Also, don’t shy away from the accessibility options! They don’t take away from the experience, you just end up punishing yourself less. If a fight stops being fun, that’s a good time to think about an adjustment
I wouldnt suggest turning on No Fail mode and then playing through the whole game like that but its there if something is giving you particular trouble
And I'll catch flack for this but let's be real; Souls combat sucks. No shame in not wanting to deal with a boss thats just learning when to iframe
it plays like a top-down Zelda game with gorgeous low-poly art and excellent music. You collect pages of the game manual in-game though they’re mostly written in a strange runic language.
The fun is exploring the world but also piecing together the story based on the often incomplete information you’re given in the manual. The story itself and even the functionality of the game systems is part of the puzzle.
