Steelrising

[하지 말아야 할 사람] 1. 길치 (맵 제공 없음) 2. 체크포인트 순간 이동 없으면 못하는 사람 도전 과제 올클 난이도 : 중 수정되지 않은 버그가 몇 개 존재하나 할만했음 난 망치랑 타원 강공으로 다 잡음

I played it through, did dlc and planned to go to a secret area that I read about after completing the game. It has now been 3 months and I still haven't. So yeah, maybe I'll slap the review down, I doubt my view of the game changes with it. Like, I won't accomplish anything important or miss much, it was apparently some bits of lore, mostly gameplay, no boss. And I'm starting to forget the finer points of this game. See, I got an old Switch and been playing Nintendo. Nobody cares about this, ON WITH THE REVIEW. This is a action-rpg that resembles very much a certain well-known franchise, but is also very different. The most important being the movement. A fight is a dance of death, very dynamic and flowing. Our dancer glides over the field, doesn't roll like a barrel, but gracefully avoids. Oh, the attack animations, Oh, the movement while traversing, OH main character animation in general. Well, our Aegis is an automaton dancer, so it's expected and they have done it VERY well. Can confess, I kept moving and jumping and climbing just to marvel at the animation work that has been put to the protagonist. Lots of subtle stuff that you can miss if you just ram forward. The games atmosphere is excellent and the game looks absolutely beautiful. It is set in France late 1700's, is somewhat historical with lots of ingenuity put to the workings of enemies and the premise. Which is that a genius inventor has made automatons, clockwork beings that can be used in many things and don't need to be wound up. How, you ask? Well, I urge you to play the game and see for yourself. Gameplay is familiar to many, every fight counts. You have two loadouts and you get Anima essence from enemies that you can use to level up etc. Basic stuff. BUT your weapons don't break and the mechanics are very easy to understand and use. This is not a complex game, LOVE IT. I actually didn't even realize it until the late game, but I played this on "easy mode". STOP, don't worry, there is no difficulty setting, it's same for everybody. I just used a dlc-weapon for most of the run, which is okay by me. I got the story and a bit of a challenge. Actually, it doesn't help you much in the beginning of the game obviously as the player has limited capabilities, but as you progress and acquire more tools and spend your anima in the right places it does become quite op. You can do powerful physical combos and staggering projectiles with the same weapon. Sidenote for reference: I played Dark Souls remastered on switch for 3 hours which point I realized I wasn't having fun and have not touched it since. It wasn't really that difficult but the gameplay was like swimming in tar. Then to the not so good stuff. This game does not like overlays, this game does not like you tweaking graphics settings while running. This game likes for you to just boot the game, not change anything, not to be social while you play, just play. I use amd overlay to check framerates and such when I'm setting my game up and this likes to crash. so lastly I found my settings, quitted (or crashed, I don't remember), booted the game and didn't touch anything. Then it worked flawlessly. Maybe it was just my setup but I've seen some posts on forums about this and it seems to be more normal than not. Oh, and it doesn't like resolution scaling, if you want to play on any other res than your monitor native, it will crash. I set my windows res on the one I wanted and it worked. So some stuff, yeah, not a biggie. Your system will most likely do better than mine, I have a somewhat peculiar setup but it has worked on everything else so far, so I don't know. So quirks, but the game itself is very good. Good story, excellent gameplay, excellent animations, looks beautiful and I had fun playing this. At the time of writing, the summer sale of 2026 is going on and you can get this for a lowlow price of 4,99€. Just saying.