Bloodface

パリィのタイミングはめっちゃシビアだけど成功したら大体勝てるし全然面白かった！ 結構人選ぶゲームだと思うからデモ版からやったほうがいいと思う 日本語もわかる程度に翻訳されてるから気になったら一回やってみてほしい

The game is a bit janky and doesn't respect your time at all. Combat feels okay at first, but you'll start to see things like your sword going through enemies or even their weapons phasing through you for multiple swings in a row. There's no indication if this is a mechanic or not. If there was more transparency about what was happening or why, assuming it's meant to be this way, I'd recommend the game. One of the main mechanics, parrying, has basically no visual feedback about how long the parry window is. Your guy wiggles his sword for .01 seconds and the window for the parry is significantly longer than that. This is relevant when you're trying to parry something like an enemies jump attack. The amount of times you have to parry to get a stagger is also unclear, but I assume it has something to do with the timing. There's no way to rebind keys, so you will absolutely chug at least one potion by accident during your time here or forget which key was used to display quest objectives and then have to press every key on your keyboard to figure out what it was. The game runs well for the most part, assuming you don't max out Global Illumination, which will lock your FPS to somewhere around 30. The game absolutely does not respect your time. If you die you'll be put back to a previous checkpoint and miss out on any chests or gear you found after the checkpoint. They're gone. And if you just picked up some sweet armor or weapon or a health potion and died to an enemy, you're going to have to go back and fight that enemy again without it. This makes the fight you already died to more difficult than the first time. If you have to go through a lot of dialogue after you saved, then you die, you'll have to go back and watch each piece of un-skippable dialog again and again. The reason I quit playing was for this reason, but also a gamebreaking bug. [spoiler] You follow a group of knights up a trail and they leave you to protect a group of innocent people by a campfire. Immediately after the cutscene you'll be attacked by 2 enemies, so [/spoiler] if you looked away when the cutscene ended, you'll die. Now you have to watch another 30 seconds of screens to start the fight again, but the automatic checkpoint itself is pretty well placed. [spoiler] After those first 2 enemies, you'll have a second wave of 2 enemies to defeat. For some reason while I was fighting the second wave, [/spoiler] one of the bandits I was about to kill just blinked out of existence. I killed the second one, then nothing else happened. I'm just stuck on this trail and have to do it over again. Can't recommend the game till it's a little more polished.