Wyvia

Wyvia suffers from the usual open-world balancing problem: when your combat speed and your overworld speed are tied to the same stat, it becomes the most important in the game, and it's no different here. Increasing AGI gives you so much utility (better dodging, faster exploration) that it's easily the most important stat. That's also because there's very little enemy variety. They have different "sprites" (if they're textures on flat models, I'm calling them sprites) but their behaviour is basically the same: melee ones charge at you, ranged ones pew pew at you. A high enough movement speed trivializes both of them. Then there's the annoyances. Biggest one: the game has basically one trick up its sleeve regarding puzzles, which is placing short objects (switches, scales) at the bottom of the screen so that walls block them from view. I came into this game expecting an action RPG. I'm not interested in playing hunt the pixel. All that said, the game is still decent brainless fun, and I would have been neutral about it if not for the aforementioned annoyance of short objects hidden by walls. Seriously, I'm running along walls like it's 1993 and I'm hunting for secrets in DOOM.

Add more content and make the last achivements loads less grindy, but make the game harder :) 2 hours to complete it but 23 hours to get all achievements. The farm is real for the weapons and accesories

Pretty wicked game. Your character begins to feel overpowered but still have some serious challenges that keep it fun. Really kind of unique game for me and I liked it. Great job making it. Now to collect all the achievements... wooo!!!

Having played this a little bit more, I'm sorry but I don't think there's enough meat on the bone to recommend it with enthusiasm. Ultimately, there are just too many boring overly easy mook type fights and not enough much of anything truly interesting. The amount of time spent navigating is also abysmal and it badly lacks direction as to where you should be going. I've also since encountered a couple of game breaking bugs such as 1-way pathing errors where I clipped through a wall but couldn't clip back, which really isn't ideal. Worth it for a time sink but there's nothing much to get enthusiastic about here, at the end of the day it's just too dry. So I'll give it my thumbs up but really it's not very interesting. It may get better in the late game I never made it to.

The perfectly designed game does exist.

This game is 13 hours of non stop fun. Great start to end. I loved it!