Thymesia

This is one of the most dynamic soulslike games I’ve played. The lore is interesting, and the gameplay is exceptional. "Absolute Cinema"

THIS GAME IS GOOD MAYBE THE SECOND BEST SOULS LIKE LIES OF P BETTER

underrated asf

gameplay excellent

Spielstand jedes mal bei ungefähr 8 Spielstunden einfach verschwunden. Hab jetz 2 spielstände verloren. Game wird deinstalliert und nie wieder angerührt

Finalmente dei uma chance para Thymesia e meu único arrependimento foi de não ter jogado antes. O game é muito bom! O jogo é curto, porém te entretêm o suficiente para você querer terminá-lo. A dificuldade é até que alta em certos chefes (bosses), exigindo você entender alguns padrões de movimentos e também saber executar os seus ataques/skills também. Muita massa derrotar os bosses! Aquela sensação boa de "FINALMENTE", até pq eu morri várias vezes para alguns e fiquei estressado pra caramba hahahaha' Enfim. Não tive nenhum bug; a trilha sonora é boa; ambientação bacana; a história cumpre o seu papel de te entreter o suficiente; o combate é desafiador e recompensador também. Valeu muito a pena!

3 / 5 Clearly inspired by the SoulsBorne franchise, even to the point of copy and paste. Aesthetically macabre, bonfires, flasks, dropped souls, all the usual suspects. However, the game is fairly short and feels closer to a demo when compared to the vastness of some From Software Games. With that limited scope comes limited environments, enemies, and inventory. Maps are maze like and presentable, but rather monotone in color and design. Combat is snappy and intuitive (more like Sekiro), but enemies are 95% humanoid and 50% filler. Various systems are implemented to create a sense of variety and depth, but ultimately you have one style of play. In the end it feels fine, as mostly a linear combat experience. Exploration is less fun because what there is to be found is neither novel nor useful, but at best necessary to advance. Littered about are flavorless notes to be read that repeat themselves tirelessly. The story was slopped together in a trough then split into five parts which were then called endings. and uh....The bosses are pretty cool. Manageable too, unlike some Elden Ring DLC.