Windlands 2

Game overall is okay, movement is great, only to have the experience be ruined by the combat.

The grapple and flying mechanics are pretty different from the first game, its more "dumbed" down and you can't launch yourself like you could before, but you get used to it pretty quick and it still feels pretty good. The world, levels, and shooting mechanics, are all decent and fun welcome to the series. It has more of a story than the first game did but still its not very fleshed out...theres now characters and voice lines but the main focus is still parkour with some new combat elements. Levels are all really cool though and you'll spend some time just looking around at all the different ways to go about a section, just don't buy it for the story, buy it for the parkour element like the first game and you'll like it.

It's a really good game, it's the first of this kind where I feel absolutely no motion sickness and it actually feel good because it's fairly easy to learn. The enemies can be a bit challenging at first, and it feels like this game have been designed with multiplayer in mind, so it can feel a bit lonely if played solo, but it's stull very enjoyable. I wish this could be turned into a bigger adventure game, as the parcour mechanics are very satisfying. This game convinced me to buy all this other developper games

This fetch quest simulator will have you going back and forth through the same scenes over and over, occasionally having boring, uninspired fights along the way. You'll have this game mastered in about 30 minutes, since the maximum movement speed is dreadfully slow and the archery is more spray-and-pray than focused and precise. Speaking of movement, it's incredibly drifty in this game. If you're moving even a little quickly when you land on the ground and don't grapple something right away, you'll slide right off the edge. For a game that's built around small platforms and combat, I cannot possibly fathom why they chose to give the character nearly 0 friction. There's also no penalty for dying which, I believe, is motivated by the combat being so bad. You''ll rarely die from enemy attacks (at least as far as I've gotten into the game), but you'll likely die constantly from falling off small platforms as you try to hit small weakpoints on enemies who are shooting homing projectiles and jumping around the arena. Due to the map design surrounding the fights, you'll often find that, once you slip off an edge, there will be nothing to grapple onto as you fall for 3-4 seconds. I hon…

good first playthrough

Got this game from a key site bundle and honestly not really a fan.