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真的全程迷路，一直回头路，真恶心啊

Exploração perfeita, cenários muito bem feitos, dificuldade justa, tudo isso faz desse jogo uma ótima escolha de Metroidvania!

One of the most impressive Metroidvania games I have ever played. Although it is impressive, it is still far from being perfect. The game itself contains highly diverse pros and cons which can be elaborated on in several aspects. - The most obviously noticeable selling point of this game is the outstandingly beautiful visual graphics, especially the scenery illustrations, which are highly acclaimed. Even the graphics in the user interface menu are impressively animated. - The world map is extremely vast with diverse areas, each of which is amazingly connected to the others. From a small village in the woods to God-built celestial premises beyond human imagination, the player can enjoy extensive land traversal which takes dozens of hours to explore. - The nature of the world is complex and quite difficult to understand. The story is set in a post-apocalyptic world which is filled with complicated historical interests, myths, and legends. However, the game itself ironically leaves many of them in the shadows without proper clarification, causing them to remain myths forever. We can see several cinematic endings without proper explanation of what transpired, leaving players to make their own guesses. The storytelling of this game contains several ambiguities and lacks clarification, but it does well by having a side story and then combining both the main and side stories into the true ending. - The gameplay is fairly playable for a Metroidvania game. There are various types of weapons to wield, each containing its own special moves to learn and execute. The availability of stronger weapons also compels the player to cycle between different types of weapons in order to maintain the strongest attack power. Boss fights are epic in both quantity and quality. They range from human-sized bosses to gigantic ones. - The game mechanics are also fairly playable. The player is kept busy with large ability-tree upgrades and afterimage customisation. Food cooking also offers a number of side quests, permanent upgrades, and temporary boosts. The game tutorial, however, fails to explain the mechanics of weapon upgrading using balm. - The inventory slots, especially the equipment slots, are quite annoying. The player must retain at least one of each item for collection. Items in other slots may be reduced to zero, but their slots still remain with a zero figure indicated. The inventory slots are filled with unused objects which cannot be cleaned up.