Red Goddess: Inner World

When a 10€ game crashes at the start of a fight, that cant be good. 2/10 on this game

This was an interesting one to finish and I don't remember how this found its way into my library. But it was a short adventure and I appreciate what the devs tried to do...for the most part. The story is that you are a woman named Divine. Your parents and kingdom were destroyed one day by...well you can't seem to remember. What follows is an adventure where you delve into your mind to recover your memories on what happened, your past, and what you have to do. Red Goddess is an indie Metroidvania. You control Divine with just running and jumping at first, but as you progress, you will gain new abilities and forms. You will have access to 3 forms: Rage, Fear, and Divine. Rage and Fear fight mostly the same but when you engage in combat, certain enemies can only be damaged by the corresponding form (Red can only be hurt by Rage and blue can only be hurt by fear). While in Divine form, you can unlock lots of different movement abilities like double jump and possession. It takes some getting used to, but mastering this game requires you to be able to switch between these forms on the fly. Most of the "exploration" in Red Goddess is not optional as you need to find crystals to progre…

This game is broken on PC. In one of the early cave sections instead of being able to drop down on the scripted path I would drop down into an infinite hole as the game wouldn't load the next section in. It took around 2 hours before I was able to get lucky and the game loaded that section in for me to continue. I'm currently stuck at the first boss fight because NONE of my attacks will register a hit on the enemy. Tried multiple computers, same problem. Game played fine on PS4 which is why decided to play it again on PC but this build is garbage.

Bugged game!

nice game

I backed this on kickstarter but only recently got around to playing the game. Overall a solid indie platformer with some fun creative abilities. While it seems it was distilled down from the original pitch, the switching between 3 different forms and the unique levitating ability made for a fun experience for how short the game is. The combat did get a bit repetitive, but again the short length of the game kept it from getting too stale. While not a perfect game, if you like Indie platformers its worth a play. There are definitely some good ideas that went into it. Overall a 7/10 for me.