AeternoBlade II: Infinity

[h1] This Game is an actual Case of a hidden Gem [/h1] Aeternoblade 2 is a suprisingly polished and fun game, considering that this game only has 37 Steam reviews. But if I'd known it would have taken me 45 hours to beat it and I am probably like 1 of 10 people, who actually finished the game, I'm not sure, if I would have bothered to play it. The length is also probably why so little people have actually beaten the game in the first place. Apart from the length, the biggest problem of the game is the difficulty which is just evil. I started with the 2nd highest difficutly and went down over time to the lowest one. Even on the easiest difficulty this game is not easy, with the biggest problem being the [b]HP regeneration of enemies[/b], which is not turned off even on very easy. An option to turn that off would have been nice, considering that this wasn't even in the original version of the game. This "feature" made the game unnecessarily hard and had no real purpose. Furthermore the best part of the game is definitely [b]the music[/b], which is suprisingly decent. The guy, who made the ost is really talented. The story was fine, but the inclusion of [b]2 additional playable…

What I love about this game is the variety in play styles offered by its three distinct characters. Each character brings a unique approach, and their time-based skills adapt to different situations, whether you’re solving puzzles or engaging in combat. The counterattack system adds a layer of challenge; mastering your dodging skills can help you overcome nearly any opponent. On the downside, the sound effects in cutscenes seem a bit off, but this is something that could be improved. Overall, it’s a good game—keep up the great work!

game is complete d..o..g..s..h..i..t you can get better games for the same price. also the voice acting is fukng terrible. couldnt get myself to enjoy any of it.

I dislike how game transitions from 2d to 3d randomly and isn't being the best at either of those. Voice acting is pretty bad as well and you are forced to play other characters you don't want to play. Rather than that they should have allowed us to choose our protagonist or made separate story modes for 3 of them.

This puzzle/action game has a massive amount of content and really nails the fundamentals, but it's a bit of a mess and certainly not for everybody. Things to keep in mind before buying: -Very low production value. Bad graphics, bad story, bad quality of life, abysmal voice acting. It does subtract from the experience. -Puzzle element is very important. There are a ton of puzzles and they're tricky so if you don't like puzzles stay away. -The game is brutally hard. Enemies hit you with way too much, way too fast, to the point it gets ridiculous towards the end. -Levels are huge mazes in a mixture of 2D/3D that are very difficult to navigate. The ingame map is terribly confusing. If you don't mind all that, there is a lot of fun to be had with Aeternoblade II. The game revolves around manipulating time and creating alternate timelines. This opens up a lot of cool things to do in combat, such as teaming up with your copies from other timelines to beat opponents, or hit enemies with multiple bounces of their own projectiles. There are a lot of tricks to master both for combat and puzzles, but also inputs get very complicated, especially since you have to constantly be on the lo…

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