Another Crab's Treasure

Es de los mejores juegos que he jugado, tiene muy buena historia, y el sistema del juego es demasiado bueno, me gustaria completarlo al 100%< recomendado!

Preface: As a "souls-like," genre-conventions mean that some things SHOULD be difficult. That mastery is a struggle. That is understood. I played and beat NES games. This is a poorly designed "game" by what can only be assumed to be aliens who had the concepts of a game explained to them and they've tried, in their literal, component ways, to put that together; and since the bits and bobs are there, the tryhards can find what appears to be a game, glossing over the glaring defects. But it is a poorly designed, bad game. A game should guide players to a favored path, even if the game expressly has hidden paths, alternate routes, an open world, there should be elements that nudge, that gravitationally pull a player towards a default, obvious path so there is always forward momentum, should it be desired. This is most easily seen in something like Super Mario 64, where there's fairly literally a road, a path, a smaller, central line of terrain that stands on contrast to the rest of the terrain. You can, at any point, spin around, get confused, spot the line, re-center yourself, and 50/50 start moving forward / backward again and correct yourself upon recognizing an earlier landmark. ACT's terrain is literally littered with litter, which is fine, interesting, and thematically appropriate, however, this is squandered with, say, a lack of paper shreds embedded in the sand, pointing the way along the standard path and having been what this or that crab must've shed on their way ahead of you. There are huge open circles and vast vistas in the first area, so the brand new player, disoriented and unfamiliar, can loop around and around wasting hours of time because the design is SO BAD. Fine, whatever, you say, git gud with guessing whatever narrative intent the designer should have had and bothered to communicate. Moving on. After the first boss fight, you get a grappling hook, and that's just great; except the first area it is used is through a series of platforms where a miss sets you back a good 5-10 minute walk. Each time. Yeah, incompetence is one thing, but that outright disrespect for a player's time, to have them "corpse walk" over (and over) again during the beginning of the game? These are the same rocket surgeons whose previous game DID NOT HAVE REBIND CONTROLS.