Duskfade

Solid 8.7/10 Docked points for no map or map label upon entry, personally documented glitchy areas, and how oblivious they made Zirian. THE GOOD NEWS! Overall, very well done, I feel like good story games like this are not a dime a dozen, good platforming, great linear progression, controls feel natural given the limitations on overjumping corrections...Boss fights were a bunch of fun (nothing entirely new, but seemingly refreshing) Easily a $40 game. GG on the Devs. GENUINELY A GOOD RIDE.

amazing game. it has fighting and platforming and collecting, but its an action platformer and not a collectathon. i just beat the game at 73% completion at around 15 hours. strong recommend for all kinds of gamers

pretty good

El juego tiene muy buena duración, la mecánica es fluida y el gameplay te hace meterte de lleno en el juego, la historia es preciosa y el arte increible, mis 10ces

Just finished 100%ing Duskfade. And all in all. I would say it was quite a lot of fun. It is clearly a game heavily inspired by 3d platformers of the 2000s and prior. Bringing back so many memories from when I was a kid. The game is absolutely gorgeous and runs smooth like butter for me on high even though I've got some pretty mediocre hardware from well over half a decade ago. Game isn't too long or too short. Didn't feel like it tried to rush things or overstay. The story I felt was pretty predictable all in all. Predicted a lot of things well in advance of anything being directly hinted at in the story. But, it definitely had plenty of wholesome and touching moments in it as well. The dialogue was overall pretty entertaining. If you spend the time to interact with the npcs scattered throughout you will get some decent chuckles out of them in my opinion. The combat however is rather lackluster it starts of being extremely simple and never really expands on itself that much. Sure, you get 1 tool in the middle of the game that is required to deal with certain enemies. But, that feels more like a gimmick than anything else. While most other additions to the combat feel more as just minor tweaks or stat boosts. Bosses were generally speaking kinda pushovers even on max difficulty and the main difficulty came from the swarms of mobs outside of boss fights instead of the boss fights themselves. But, to be fair to the bosses. Despite the lack of difficulty I thoroughly enjoyed most of them. With 1 big exception and I genuinely hope they fix that boss. Massive spoiler ahead. [spoiler] The final boss is frankly horribly designed it was one of only 3 bosses that I died to a single time. Which was nice to see as a final boss to have some real difficulty to them. But, the first phase is frankly speaking just hot garbage. Zero challenge to it whatsoever and they just play keepaway for 90% of the encounter just teleporting away. I frankly do not know how that got through QA [/spoiler] But, with my complaints about the combat out of the way. The platforming was simply lovely really reigniting my love for platformers more so than I remembered having. And the visuals and music are simply fantastic start to finish. I don't think I have ever played a game with more sceenshot worthy views than this game. Excellent job on that. All in all. I'd give the game an 8/10 and if they make another similar game in the future I hope they take a look at the frustrating parts of combat in this game and maybe their next game will be a 9/10 or 10/10 for me.

Fun gameplay and platforming, beautiful visuals. Only gripe is that a couple bosses didn't feel properly tuned at max difficulty.

Beautiful game. Absolutely recommended.