Blade & Bones

[h1] You already know to avoid this game. [/h1]

An interesting idea, but implemented very poorly almost to the point that it feels like they arrived at point where the game was 'playable' and said "yeah, this is good and requires no further work let's release it". Truly feels like an Early Access game. Would have been sad if i bought this, since i got it from a humble bundle pack some time ago i don't really care. Spend you money somewhere else, this is not worth it even on sale.

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Seven swords lie hid Timing decides every blow Kuros bend the past

This game is very memorable, as even years later, when I scroll through my steam library, I STILL remember how utterly garbage this game is.

I don't really know what I was expecting getting this game despite the reviews. It's not great. It's kinda sad though cause it has the potential to be a lot better. [b][u]The Good:[/u][/b] - Graphics are decent - The game is at least voiced - has a lot of potential - the different stances and styles are a cool idea [b][u]The Bad:[/u][/b] - starting out, the game gives you zero sense of direction, sure you have the "press Q" for the butterflies that show you where to go but there are zero paths or trails and you have no clue or indication as to a boss or location's difficulty until you're getting slaughtered and for a game with a perma-death mechanic, that's just really annoying. - All of the locations and bosses you have to kill are really far apart to where this game kind of turns into a walking simulator. - A lot of hits don't register and funny enough, it's only ever your hits, the AI almost never misses. On top of that, dodging side to side is completely useless because they still hit you, you can only effectively dodge backwards and only if you get enough distance. - there's a number of other smaller things that are annoying about playing this game but I'll sum it up in sayi…