The Myth of a Godslayer

[h3] A pleasant surprise! [/h3] That's what I felt when I played it, and gradually realised the quality and enormous amount of work behind The Myth of a Godslayer. I really mean it, it's an incredible game in every aspect. Story? It's good, elaborated, and full of epic moments! Combat? Fluid and dynamic, with enormous depth of equipment, customisation, combos, and many techniques to discover. Exploration? It has a huge world full of secrets where you always find something new, as well as a system where random events happen with the monsters on each screen. Level design? Both the puzzles and the platforming shine with their complexity and variety, feeling great when you overcome them. Bosses? Plenty of them, all with interesting attack patterns, dialogue, and lots of personality. I don't know what else to add, it's much better than it looks, and it took me 36 hours to complete the story with the good ending, even with some quests and content still pending. I received it for free via the Curator Page, and I'm very grateful for that, because I really enjoyed it. Try the demo if unsure, you will not regret it.

As a kid my favorite NES games were Crystalis, and of course Zelda. Hitting the PS1, I played the hell out of Alundra. But as for top down solid Action RPGs go, I have to give this game a high recommendation. There was so much content, it was amazing. I know it's a fantastic game when I don't want it to end. This was definitely one of them.

[h1]A pleasant hidden gem[/h1] This game is the wet dream of every millenial indie dev : an sophisticated zelda clone. Except that this time it is a well made success. The game is extremely polished and feels like an AAA console game from the 90s. At the same time it keeps a bit of amateurish vibe, especially in the art and portraits, which is very personal, but it gives the game a certain charm. The music is very good. The gameplay is very complex, maybe too complex sometimes, the amount of subsystems is impressive, but everything remains manageable if you take the time to read the tutorials. The game has a vertical factor which is kinda fun when you can find hidden areas by jumping over objects. Like what you should expect from a 2D zelda clone, there are dungeons spread in a large area to explore. I found the difficulty rather high (at "normal" difficulty, the second out of four). Although the initial story seems a bit simple, the lore develops very well and will satisfy those who are into narratives. The more I play this game and the more I find it interesting. It has its small problems, for example a lot of the combos (specially those that involve directional rotations) ca…

Loving this game. 100% recommend

this is really beyond oasis-like, rare as unicorn game. Please, consider checking it, if you like old zeldoids too. Update, i`m closing to 100% on hard, please don`t repeat my mistakes - select easy\normal for first run. Lategame bosses + optional challenges are REALLY hard, but puzzles and secrets are done really really well.

Amazing hidden gem. If you enjoy action rpgs similar to Zelda games, you should definitely give it a chance.