The Last Hero of Nostalgaia

Underrated game. Feels like an arcadeish Dark Souls. Has SEAMLESS coop which is amazing and you can finish the whole game with a friend. Maybe I would consider to do NG+ in the future. Quick note: If you bought the DLC (not a bad DLC btw), it can be accessed after defeating final boss Recommended 8/10

killed the shop keeper and the game was unplayable after

[h1]Abobo's Big Adventure meets Dark Souls [/h1] At first glance, The Last Hero of Nostalgaia may come across as some sort of cheap sh!tpost-Souls that tries to reference and poke fun at everything under the video game sun and hopes to soley coast off that shtick alone but HOLY CRAP, this game is SO MUCH MORE - the moment you activate the first not-bonfire you know that you'll be in for a ride. It's genuinely impressive how much love and effort actually went into something that under normal circumstances would've boiled down to "HAHAHA,DEMFUNNYMEMES,AMMIRITE??!1!" garbage. As far as soulslikes go, Nostalgaia might be the one that comes the closest to Dark Souls 1 in terms of level/world design, interconnectiveness, game speed/flow and the like. Most combat and movement mechanics are the same with some slight differences regarding the button layout or how spells are inventory items that use ammo. However, it also brings its own ingenous mechanics and ideas to the table with the most notable being the rememberance system. Tons of weapons and armor start out as crummy pixelated objects but also feature a clue about a place in the game-world where you can remember their true form, n…

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Great game recommend it to all how like souls like games, nice story cannot wait for a second DLC !!!!!!!!!

Now that I'm pretty much fed up with the game (4 playthroughsacross Steam and Nintendo Switch), I think I've seen enough to write about The Last Hero of Nostalgaia. Tho not too much as a lot of its strength come from its surprises, but for anyone who is looking for what is essentially a carbon copy of Dark Souls while also being a parody of both it and the entire video game industry, this might be worth a playthrough (or four). When I say "carbon copy", I mean it. The controls are the same, the mechanics are mostly the same. Even the way the world is interconnected is the same, albeit with a hint of the underground sections of Mega Man Legends sprinkled on top. The key strength of the game, without spoiling too much is the way the game uses the "lore in the descriptions" aspect of the Souls games and makes it into a unique and extremely fun in-game mechanic,rewarding the player for not only reading, but understanding the lore. The other very interesting aspect is how the Luck stat has been also similarly turned into an entire mechanic of its own and turned upside down at the same time. Making something random very easy to understand and exploit. There's a bunch of stuff I could…