Blasphemous

Its more akin to a polished 2D dark souls in a sense that the gameplay is slow, but there is a lot of tools to fight enemies and it certainly is something different from all the other pixel look alikes, it has its own flavour, which might be a drawback. Basically if you dig the style shown in the trailer - buy it.

意外的好玩

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muy bueno

[h1]This game is [b]not nearly enough fun[/b] for the [b]frustrating tedium[/b] it asks you to go through.[/h1] [b]Pros:[/b] + The animations are very smooth + The lore feels unique and original [b]Cons:[/b] - Movement and attacks are clunky making platforming [i]very[/i] annoying - Default button assignment on the controller is completely irrational, and button reconfiguration doesn't get saved between sessions - Button symbols and names are depicted in a nigh illegible font that replaces the common ABXY / 〇△☐✕ with unreadable numbers, making menu navigation utter guesswork - Text scrolling doesn't work properly in the menu, which is annoying when an item's actual function is always hidden at the bottom of a wall of text - Essential mechanics like ladder jumping, lantern bouncing and dash-slash are weirdly unreliable - Customary Metroidvania mechanics like airdash and doublejump don't exist - Hitboxes/hurtboxes feel unreliable due to misleading details in the sprites - 99% of all upgrades to moveset and abilities don't make noticeable differences, causing item rewards to feel unsatisfying - The 1% of useful upgrades are hidden behind extremely obscure puzzles - You can lock yourself out of the DLC (and thus multiple endings) by 1. missing a hidden door that has no indicators for its existence, and then 2. accidentally beating the midgame roadblock boss before reaching the area that loops back to the other side of the hidden door through natural progression - Ugly designs: Almost every NPC (friendly and enemy) is a lumpy naked person with disgusting disfigurements - Sprite style and background style feel out of sync - the BG's planar coloring style feels more like the Wand of Gamelon BGs - Enemy death animations are surprisingly gory and cruel, feeling a little too malicious for my taste - The worldbuilding uses jargon that has a different meaning in the game's context to needlessly obfuscate the plot I know the last 4 minus points are subjective, and I know that obscure lore and hidden areas are the bread and butter of Soulsborne games (I got Platinum in all of them on Playstation), but Fromsoft simply does it better. If there was a new ending in Hollow Knight, I'd replay the whole game in a heartbeat because its controls feel great. Blasphemous on the other hand makes me regret having spent money and time on it.

Decent

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