Vivere Retro

https://youtu.be/48jgiMY7iD4 fun game, a bit challenging at points, wish u could move with the bow drawn tho, and I liked the design and voice acting in the game. I liked the monster designs too

An gripping adventure through a forrest filled to the brim with horrors of the mind. - Bananas included.

I genuinely loved this game. I have played nearly every game Vidas has made (almost 50 now?), and this one particularly impressed me. The over-the-shoulder combat was a brand new experience in the Vidas Games mythos, and fit his style surprisingly perfectly. I played the demo first, and it was the most tense experience I'd had playing one of his games. That unsurprisingly continued playing through the full game. The enemies have some of the coolest sound design I've ever heard, and make for a uniquely unsettling time. Eerie synths and scratchy shrieks call out with each new enemy type--of which there are many--and it keeps you on your toes the whole way through. Like all of his games, this one is drenched in atmosphere, and there are lots of hidden secrets to find, some of which use sound to guide you to them. The boss fights are epic and challenging, and you never know what new abomination will try to kill you next. I have long held that Cave Of Illusions is my favorite Vidas game, but this one is now fighting for the top spot. If you haven't played any of his games, start here. Highly recommended for anyone who loves tense, atmospheric horror with challenging combat. If that's yo…

This game has surreal creatures, intense combat, and BANANAS! Also multiple game modes and secret bosses. 10/10

Amazing game. It has the well known art style from Vidas mixed with some new game mechanics I didn't know from his other games. The monsters are really creepy. I went into one of the boss fights with low health, so it was a bit of a challenge. Definitely I will do some more runs... need to find some missed secrets ;-).

I really enjoyed this game and the challenges that came with it. Even on normal, it wasn't exactly a walk in the park. One of the things I did really enjoy were the boss fights; they felt very nostalgic due to their, lack of a better word, repetitive nature, which really reminded me of older games where you know what the boss was going to do, you just needed to execute it well and with patience. The game also visually looked great, especially with the sound effects that added an extra layer of tension, as if something was literally just watching you all the time. Gameplay: https://youtu.be/jS_z392mrK4