Solateria

Personally ı love the game with a good parry mechanics for example sekiro. And this game did a very good job in parry mechanics. it might take some time to get used to it but isn't that hard. I played the game in the legendary flame mode(hard diffculity) and even then it wasn't that hard to get used to it. so if you love metroidvania style game ı would recommend you playing this game.

PeakLateria! peak parry,peak combat,peak 2D souls-like expirience!!!

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The game has potential, even if its just a worse Nine Sols essentially. Cant honestly recommend the game due to what other reviews has stated; long stretching hallways full of nothing and enemies that aren't even remotely interesting in design nor combat. Bosses are okay as they usually have simple moves, but some are just unenjoyable *cough Verita cough cough* and go on for way too long(again, Verita.) Unacceptable there's 3 phases. Only Eigong and True Shell Sage(the latter is debatable) should have 3 phases as they are final bosses. Often while playing, this game has me longing to play Silksong and Nine Sols, and while im not the hugest fan of Silksong, it's genuinely better than....this.

This is a very charming game. The sensory experience is fantastic, though does take some time to get used to. The art is well done and the music puts you in the space. The first hour or so, the tutorial area, is great, but once you get into the meat of the game, it feels almost too open-ended. It was confusing at first, but it was fun to wander the areas for items and new regions. The dialogue is rather verbose, but it gets the story across. The story characters show more personality in their lines. Writing could have been leaner, but that might take away from the charm the game has. None of the bosses felt too unfair, and learning their patterns was satisfying. Second health-bars are reserved for the late-game bosses, which is a design choice I appreciate. That said, it falls for the usual pitfalls. Movement feels clunky until you both adapt to it and find the right movement abilities. Some of the upgrades feel unnecessary, but that might be up to playstyle. The parry is plenty intuitive, but the counters felt unwieldy, especially one you can unlock later. I didn't use it much at all, but that may just be a skill issue. Some of the upgrades and systems might be useful for a certa…

This is a banger. If you like parry based combat, get this. Quite challenging on highest difficulty.