Trinity Fusion

cool concept but not rewarding enough for the difficulty even on easy. too easy to die too hard to heal. 3.5/10

[h2]Very Cool Concept, Some Very Questionable Decisions[/h2] It has some stuff going for it, but it unfortunately also has a bit more going against it. In other words: changing this review from a [b]NEGATIVE[/b] to a [b]POSITIVE[/b]. Anyhoo... I read a lot. I mostly read sci-fi. Alastair Reynolds, Greg Egan, Adrian Tchaikovsky, Asimov, Clement; you get the gist. The story here feels like it's a split between Terminal World and House of Suns. And this is a good thing. The environments feel like they'd belong in those worlds. The multiverse twist is very Greg Egan/James Hogan, while the enemies are very Tchaikovsky/Orson Card. It's nailed the space opera-ish, big picture, sci-fi vibe. In spades. I thought the voice acting was decent enough, and the characters have quirky personalities to them (more than everyone did in Revelation Space, at least). So, what's the problem then? The [b]GAMEPLAY[/b]. That's the AT-AT Walker in the room. It's not exactly clunky, but it's not exactly as precise as you'd want this kind of game to be. You have some platforming, you have your combat, and they [i]do[/i] do something interesting with these things.. but it ends up somewhere between "alm…

The first time i've played this game was the demo like 3 years ago and it got me hocked! Now i'm finally playing it and honestly i'm enjoying it a little too much! Totally recommend it and for you to give it a try.

I had a lot of fun with this game, the start of any run can become a bit slow since you can easily die if you get surrounded but it was a a nice challenge because it becomes so much manageable as you progress, having to keep changing weapons to keep up as the older ones deal less damage to later enemies is neat to keep each run a bit fresh If there is a nitpick would be that the map option disappears on the In-Betweem sections and while i get adding a map there is kind of useless i wish the option to see the map that shows stages would still be available, as when playing i often forget on which of the three sections i could end up, especially the first time But i really recommend this to anyone who wants to try it

Randomizing and clearing my backlog 56/343 The thing with games like this (inspired by Dead Cells) is if you dont add something to stand out and innovate on a superior game, you've left your players to just want to go back and replay the inspiration i.e. Dead Cells. This isnt a bad game, its just ok. It adds little to nothing that makes me want to continue. I would rather just go play the superior inspiration.

Its good, its basically 2D returnal...kinda.