Bloodface

A truly well-designed and well-executed game.

The atmosphere is really nice and enjoyable. The walking feels a bit clunky, but other than that, everything is ideal.

It has quite nice graphics. Since I’m already used to Souls-like games, I didn’t find it too difficult. The walking feels a bit clunky, and sometimes the target lock doesn’t lock onto the target, but other than that, it’s good.

The game is a bit janky and doesn't respect your time at all. Combat feels okay at first, but you'll start to see things like your sword going through enemies or even their weapons phasing through you for multiple swings in a row. There's no indication if this is a mechanic or not. If there was more transparency about what was happening or why, assuming it's meant to be this way, I'd recommend the game. One of the main mechanics, parrying, has basically no visual feedback about how long the parry window is. Your guy wiggles his sword for .01 seconds and the window for the parry is significantly longer than that. This is relevant when you're trying to parry something like an enemies jump attack. The amount of times you have to parry to get a stagger is also unclear, but I assume it has something to do with the timing. There's no way to rebind keys, so you will absolutely chug at least one potion by accident during your time here or forget which key was used to display quest objectives and then have to press every key on your keyboard to figure out what it was. The game runs well for the most part, assuming you don't max out Global Illumination, which will lock your FPS to somew…

not good

bought this thinking it was a good game its jkust more ai slop