Kingsgrave

I'm borderline on this. The game isn't offensively bad. The soundtrack is surprisingly pleasant, it his a nice visual aesthetic, and it works. If this had been released on SNES back in "the day", it might even be considered good. Now, though? No story, combat feels bad, lots of jank, grindy, and the game is very bad at giving you direction. I couldn't find anything else on "Egg or Chicken Games", but I would be interested to see what they come up with next. It's short and not terrible, so if you want something like a short Brianlord... it's probably worth a couple bucks (if it's on sale), otherwise I would pass on it.

For the $2 I purchased it for? I'd say its plenty good enough. Its decent for a twin-stick style hack n' slash game. Kills about 6-7 hours with an easy 100%. Mechanically the games fun. Lots of easy puzzles. End boss is kind weak and frankly the story gets a 1/10. Still I had a fair bit of fun. This dev also makes Wall World and a host of other games so go check them out.

I just finish the game 100%, and my final toughts, GREAT GAME!, Difficulty ok, i normally play tryhard required games, but this game is well balanced between achivements, difficulty, explore and fight 10 out of 10 for the price

7.5/10 I cannot say exactly why, but I was really surprised to find this game as good as it was. There are a few parts and a few enemies which are redundant, but there is also very clear progression, customization, and an evolving and expanding world. The story isn't too deep, but is enjoyable. The resource management isn't anywhere near as obnoxious and strict as other games. The art style and combat is pretty good too. I might just have to go back and 100% the achievements...

Once you "get it", and it feels your jam - it's pretty ok! I think the only real problem you might encounter is.. getting seemingly stuck. Yeah there's a map, but it just sometimes verges at not being useful - or even misleading. There's a couple of moments where your progression is completely stalled until you go to the *one* specific place you might've missed. I guess it can happen, in a game where exploration is a big part of it, but... it just didn't feel good. But apart from that, I enjoyed my time - a mixture of some resource management, puzzling and combat works rather well. The game structure feels a little formulaic, and some combat combinationa feel a little cumbersome - but at the end it was fine.

Needs more and better story, bosses, world building etc etc... But, I got it for 2$ and had 6 hours of fun. Good game, hope they make it again but bigger and better, then it could be a great game.