The Last Elf

Besides movement, you have a jump that is barely ever needed, a sprint that drains your stamina incredibly fast, a roll to dodge enemy attacks, and a sword for dealing damage. The sword has two attacks that you can alternate between to create simple combos, and each swing consumes a fair amount of stamina, so you cannot just mash the attack button forever. There is also a target lock on system, but it feels a little odd and almost cinematic because it pushes the camera so close to the enemy that it becomes difficult to see what is happening behind you. I found it much easier to ignore it entirely and simply fight enemies without using it. The enemies are not particularly smart. Most of them will charge straight at you, although it can be annoying when they suddenly decide to run away, forcing you to chase after them. Some enemies attack from a distance, so it is usually best to deal with them first. Even then, it is difficult to get surrounded or overwhelmed, and you can usually focus on one target at a time without much trouble. The only encounters that pose any real challenge are bosses. Even then, the game makes things easy because your health regenerates automatically after…

AI-generated slop from start to finish. One music track. An RPG with no equipment, no meaningful progression, and no reason to exist beyond taking $5 from unsuspecting buyers. I played through the entire 90-minute experience so you don't have to. Full review here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mbb2t4atcuI

This is pure ai slop. Half the controls do not work, you can't see the controls on controller, the settings are so bare bones that its not even funny. The lack of reading from inputs on attack make the game unplayable. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY ON THIS! This is made by a developer who wants a game now, and doesnt want to put the effort into making sure the game is playable.

Eh you get an hour or 2 out of this one. It's a fairly basic hack & slash with a minor dodge mechanic. Value is probably priced right about where it should be. Not terrible, and you won't absolutely hate yourself for grabbing it, but definitely not the game for someone looking to lose hours into. It's barely an RPG and the closes I found to progression was weapon upgrades that you can buy. I killed all of the main bosses with the default weapon. If you pick it up, launch it on hard instead of normal. Normal was a lot easier than I expected.

well it's got some good set visual story telling, and some really neat things to look at, your experience depends what you expect, me personally I wanted a hack and slash and I got a hack and slash, calling this an RPG is a stretch, the music gets old after about 90minutes but the weaponry verity is interesting, (sky piercer ftw) I think if this was an early access game people would give it a lot more slack, my advice get it on discount for now (like I did) or wait until the Dev fixes the lock system and adds more sound tracks, I am still giving it a thumbs up because I enjoyed the unintentional climbing puzzles. Okay forget all that this is a climbing game where you climb for gold coins, Dev you add a slow stamina cost for climbing and fall damage you got yourself a hit.