TUNIC

I've too many things to say about Tunic but I'll try to make an abridged version here. When I was a small child I remember being left with a copy of Zelda LTTP for the SNES along with a nice ripped up copy of its strategy guide, problem was I had no idea how to read and I didn't have my parents to help me play it. On the File Screen sat a nearly 100% completed save from the time that my Mom and Dad were still dating and at the time I didn't know that it was the last I thing I would see of them doing anything together. That was 30 years ago, that cartridge is long forgotten by them. Playing this game brought me back to that moment in my life where I had nobody to help me figure out what I was supposed to do. Every time I died, every time I got a new item, every time I figured out a puzzle it brought me back to those moments in life. There's finally a game that outshines Link to the Past IMO and it's name is Tunic.

想玩2D黑暗之魂的可以玩玩，但是解密为主

don't use any effigy, trust me

No me gustó Es un juego de explorar y descubrir secretos para avanzar e ir entendiendo el juego, pero los secretos son muy díficiles de encontrar , toma mucho tiempo poder ir avanzando. Si quieres usar una guía pierde el sentido. Básicamente es para gente con mucho tiempo libre

Ok, I have not finished this yet, so keep that in mind. I came into this not knowing much about Tunic. The game started and just dropped me in. No tutorial, no nothing. Off you go it said. So off I went. And man am I enjoying it. Not ridiculously hard, but not easy either. The graphics are nice and easy on the eyes. Some areas can be pretty dark, but the enemies are seeable even in said areas. With everything I've come across I have had little issues in seeing each area, and I am visually impaired. Gameplay for this one is like a Zelda game. I mean that in a good way. Find a weapon early on, and as you progress, gain items and other things to get to areas you cannot get to before. Also get items you can use to upgrade stats. The thing this game does different is the pages you pick up along the way. The pages are the "instruction manual" you would find in an older physical game you might have bought during the NES to PS2 eras. These pages give you instructions to a point of Tunic. Problem is, most of the language is some made up language for this game. That doesn't necessarily stop you from being able to understand what the manual is saying, just takes some figuring out sometimes. I am having a fun time and am looking forward to finishing this game. Now with this review wrote, I am going on to do just that.

A very nice adventure game with lots of puzzles to solve and great music. Combat can be difficult at times but there are setting that can be changeds. Some of the puzzles may need a bit of internet help.

Muy entretenido pero de muchos acertijos es facil perder lo que se tiene que hacer