Springblades

Overall fun and quick rpg that gave me a paper mario fix, and one that feels like you could try out a couple builds with.

not only is this game fun but it also has some really neat environmental storytelling in an abstract way. with most sokpop games i expect to get maybe an hour or two of enjoyment out of them, and that's fine, but springblades really took me by surprise with how addicting it is i adore the monster designs a lot mostly, i liked trying to guess what the unknown creature silhouettes were gonna be haha. sandworm my GOAT i LOVE that design

Muy original, también me sorprendió que tuviera tanto contenido para ser un juego de Sokpop. Hay alguna parte que se me complicó y tuve que farmear un poco, pero no me cansó en ningún momento :)

Honestly really enjoyed the game. Wish it was a bit more expansive but overall super fun. Weirdly enough it felt like it took way longer than 5 hours to beat but in a good way?

Beautiful and cozy RPG with Paper Mario like combat system. I love the artstyle and the weird Adventure Time like world full of weird creatures to fight against. It's complex enough for a surprisingly wide build variety while nails the level of simplicity when it comes to the combat system and overall gameplay - it's never overwhelming, has no real failure punishment and changing skills is a matter of items. It has some minor balancing issues - or i just stumbled across an insanely powerful build and couldn't resist min/maxing. Game became very easy after i found certain items. After all one of the best RPGs i played since a long time, guess it's the awesome vibes and the nice sound design.

Springblades is a unique little action RPG that provides players with a base story and guided pathing to meet the objectives within it. I have completed the game (along with all of its achievements) in roughly 7.5 hours. The game is well worth $8 to those who enjoy this genre but does go on sale quite often (about $4 or so). The art-style within the game is what I found most unique about this game. Springblades art defies the typical RPG gothic or realism art-styles and opts for a more playful and cartoon style which I appreciated perhaps most about the game. The game does not have much value in the realm of replay-ability as there in a single end to game, but my only other "complaint" of the game is that is gets monotonous and grindy at times. All in all though, the game is definitely a bang for your buck and worth a try to anybody who enjoys RPG's.