A Song Of Sunlight

just finished chapter 2 LET ME PAY FOR THE GMAE PLEASE PLEASE IT'S SO GOOD art is iffy at times but who cares the game is so good

Great story and world building, served alongside a dynamic half souls-like half rhythm-game combat. Definitely worth your time. Honestly feels like a steal being able to play this game for free.

I'm surprised I didn't write a review for it previously but yeah this was really fun- the combat did get a little annoying at times but I just turned on the story mode whenever that happened. Looking forward to the coming chapters, 1 and 2 are fun and end on a very interesting moment. I have to say that first moment where things go wrong was stunning. You kind of get the feeling it is going to happen but it was handled so well and so viciously that you can absolutely understand why the characters handled it the way they did. Looking forward to the next chapters, would recommend playing for sure- it's really long for a free game and there's truly no reason not to add it to your library

This is first time I write a detailed review and I'm not really great at writing large paragraph so please bear with me [b]A Song Of Sunlight[/b] is a turn-based action rpg game with a dark soul-like mechanic where when you die you lose material for upgrading your character [h3]The Good[/h3] - I really like ost of this game alot, especially the main menu soundtrack and chapter 1 settlement theme, ost of this game do help alot at convey emotion during cutscene and raising tension while fighting. - Next is the story, maybe my bar is low but I really like it alot especially mid chapter 2 where tension was rising and character starting to crack under stress. - The pacing of the game also balance rather well where you don't need to grind heavily but at the same time encourage you to kill monster(in this case ancestor) so you get to upgrade your gear and level up. - Combat while rather simple in premise is pretty hard to master, timing attack and block is matter of risk management where do you block normally to conserve your health or risk perfect blocking to conserve your stamina and accelerate counter meter to counter attack your enemy and disrupt theirs turn, you could also …

Im so engrossed. I saw it was made by the developers of Armaculture and just had to indulge myself. Excited for future updates 1st Edit: I was going to include the fact that I considered trying for a 1-2 hour adventure. But I got so hooked I went and played 9 hours straight. The worldbuilding really got me going. I didn't expect to reach just the 2nd Chapter as I went close to midnight, it had a lot of content going for it, albeit storywise However, I do admit I initially didn't expect the story to be told first before there would be gameplay, but it gave me immense perspective as I found myself reading line-by-line from where the story has to offer, including the side quests from our fellow obligationists.

Well, that was more than I expected for the price of admission. Solid souls-like combat, fantastic storytelling, interesting and fully realized characters and a consistent, gritty art style all come together to deliver something personal and unsettling. It is delivered in chapters. Chapters 1/2 will take you a few hours to play through. Chapter 3 appears to be on the way. Absolutely recommended.