Marks of Ki
KieGames · 2024 · RPG, Souls-like, Anime, Character Customization, Third Person
PC
5 user reviews20% · 5
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About Marks of Ki
Marks of Ki is an open world action game with souls-like combat, passionately made by a solo developer. Enter the mystical world of Aiona, where warriors from all walks of life strive to master an immense power named Ki. Unleash your inner Ki, choose your character, and prepare for the ultimate battle.
Attack, block, dodge, dash, roll, or parry! Choose from 6 diverse characters, each wielding their own unique abilities, ultimates and fighting styles. With a character customization system and a vast array of Marks to collect, players have the freedom to shape their combat experience. Each Mark empowers a different attribute, even some reduce it! Choose your build carefully and begin this journey against the dark forces of a man named Apollo.
Prepare for 10+ heart-pounding Boss battles that demand every ounce of your skill and ingenuity. Explore the vast landscapes of Aiona, uncover hidden secrets, and adapt your approach to overcome seemingly insurmountable odds. In Marks of Ki, triumph is never guaranteed—only earned through perseverance and strategic mastery.
Enhanced Combat.
Attack, block, dodge, dash, roll, or parry! Choose from 6 diverse characters, each wielding their own unique abilities, ultimates and fighting styles. With a character customization system and a vast array of Marks to collect, players have the freedom to shape their combat experience. Each Mark empowers a different attribute, even some reduce it! Choose your build carefully and begin this journey against the dark forces of a man named Apollo.
Defeat Bosses
Prepare for 10+ heart-pounding Boss battles that demand every ounce of your skill and ingenuity. Explore the vast landscapes of Aiona, uncover hidden secrets, and adapt your approach to overcome seemingly insurmountable odds. In Marks of Ki, triumph is never guaranteed—only earned through perseverance and strategic mastery.What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
As a first attempt at a game it's not too bad. The combat needs so much work to feel comfortable. Without a lock on it is actually painful to play as a ranged character. £10.99 is a very steep price point for an indie game especially one as rough around the edges of this. Though I can appreciate the love that went into this game.7 found this helpful
While I have heaps of respect for solo devs and whoever made this game obviously spent a lot of time making their very own Dark Souls. Unfortunately, the combat is awful. There is no enemy lock and the enemies just walk up and whack you. So pointing yourself at the enemy to fire the bow is nigh impossible. Not worth the money. https://youtu.be/UDWCVJKqq347 found this helpful
The game was a bit hard to play for me but with the help of items I could make a build that's making it easy. It's fun and definitely worth the money!2 found this helpful
Game of the year 2024
I was interested in trying the game after finding it randomly in a store. I thought to myself, "An indie Souls-like? I’d love to try that." I honestly shouldn’t have. I fully realize this is a one-man project, but it feels less like a game and more like a school project that was uploaded to the store. Here in Slovakia it costs 6 euros which is at least 5 too many. In the short time I played, the hardest boss was navigating the world. The top half of the screen has a badly set-up canvas and is therefore unusable, while the bottom part sometimes just gets covered by a gray rectangle. ESC stops working after a few seconds of starting the game, so if you want to change something in the settings, you have to restart the entire game. There’s no lock-on, poor optimization, and huge empty areas with random assets scattered around (half of them stuck in the ground). Overall, don’t buy it at this price. I understand this may be the developer’s first project, but many of the issues exist because they didn’t seem to care. And if they don’t care, neither should you. The store page claims AI was used to generate some of the game’s images, but honestly, it feels like the code itself is AI galor…
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