Paw Paw Paw

The story is fun, but the game isn't well-made at all. The only differences between the classes are some simple skill trees and weapon types. Each class is restricted to just one weapon type, which gets tedious. I wasn't satisfied with it as an RPG.

The games difficulty curve is completely broken. In early levels its fair! You learn to dodge and block to avoid damage from enemies that do a fair bit of damage. But then enemy damage become incredibly erratic. Even if you have your health and armor as high as it can go you will still die in 1 to 3 hits at random because some enemies just hit that hard! But in the next stage they might not? It's weird and the game needs to be rebalanced because of it. Just... lower the enemy damage and I might pick it up again. It is unfailry difficult for no reason.

Played solo and this game feels completely broken unless you have friends carrying the experience. The balancing is terrible: enemies stun lock you nonstop, attacks feel unfair, and even on "easy" difficulty the game is still frustratingly punishing for no reason. Combat quickly turns into mashing while getting chain hit instead of anything actually fun or learning-based. The controls and vertical positioning are awful too, so half the time you miss attacks because your character isn’t lined up properly. Starting on keyboard was another mistake because if you want to switch to controller later, the game forces you to restart from zero. The art style is cute and the music is fine, but the story is basically just “something about pants” and feels completely pointless. Overall this honestly feels like a co-op game that nobody bothered to balance or test for solo players.

Отлично, но без норм баланса

9/10. Lots of glitches. Not super harmful but definitely annoying. Too much grind for achievements. Also takes way too much to level one character to max if you then want to switch to another character. It ruins the desire to play other characters. I am a firm believer in beating the campaign being a maxed character, so that you have reason to beat it on every character. Obviously needs online support, but tying the progress to the character and not the player for local is great.

fun little adventure game that doesnt take itself to seriously