Chaos Sisters

A fun take on the sidescrolling beat 'em up. The balance players have to take with their magic meter creates a good combination of reactive and strategic play. Enemy variety is high and encounters are well designed around them, making for chaotic, but manageable combat. Both characters handling extremely differently gives the game a refreshing amount of replayability on top of the secrets hidden in each level, revealing more backstory and unlocking the true ending. High recommend!

I liked the graphics of the game. This game has smooth gameplay. I like how the game has many multiple different enemies that you have to beat. It has good boss fights and a great story.

[i]Disclaimer: I received a key from the Dev! Thanks Tuke![/i] For the record, I'm not the best with beat'em'ups nor play a lot of them*. However, what Tuke brings to the table with Chaos sisters is refreshing, especially with the boss and level designs. Let's start with the first; Boss fights mechanically are challenging and you do and will have to learn their patterns through failure to progress and it itches that soulslike gratification when you do finally defeat the boss. Level design, you have a wide range of levels to go from, from a smol countryside in the prologue to a Steampunk-ish ice factory, to a sprawling Neon-lighted city, with fun monster arenas spread about with bonus lore snippets between the protagonist(s) and them for some nice world building! And to close, I recommend this, it is a passion project with great world building, cute and cool monsters, great boss fights that require practice and patience, sprinkled with humor in the dialog here and there, and an active developer that quick to patch if a bug slips out! If unsure, totally try the demo. It carries over progress if you do decide to pick it up! :) P.S. If there is ever a kitty mage plush with yarn ba…

In short the game was good especially for a solo developer project, and the character arts were enjoyable. It's a tight little action adventure with two playable characters to choose from accompanied with impressive hand-drawn art and animations. It was fun pausing the game and seeing unique frames which can be missed during normal gameplay. Hidden bonus comics which broaden the stories of the characters were also good stuff. I started off with the easier character of the two (Puna) and played through the game with her. During the first stage I had my doubts if I'll enjoy the game because the controls didn't feel as responsive at first, but after that it clicked and I had a blast. The game is short and doesn't overstay its welcome. If there were any more stages the format would've gotten stale. It's just the right length. There were few times when the player character didn't align with the platforms that well, but nothing that would ruin the game experience as a whole. Some rooms require you to destroy all the enemies to keep going, while in some instances you can just run past the them. An odd decision, since defeated enemies don't drop anything, making actually fightin…

The player and enemy animations is next level! this beat'em up was hard at times for me because I would get get pummeled due to my always looking at the animations.

Game's got good art. Gameplay is solid, but nothing spectacular. It's worth the cost.