[b]This game is the equivalent of playing a Chinese bootleg of Skyrim on some level 100 zaza.[/b]
Azure Sky is stolen and asset flipped as all hell (see Enoops' other games and cross reference similar assets and themes)
The leveling system in this game becomes irrelevant once you get to level 6 - you don't get any stronger, your spells don't get any better, [i]you don't get more health or mana to spare.[/i] So unless if you want to exploit that one glitch where you can get a million scrolls, there's no point in fighting enemies OR completing quests.
Speaking of, the only quest that matters is the one that nets you the best weapon in the game. The other rewards are too slow to be useful as BOTH of them involve regen (Mana and health respectively).
Another thing that's slow is the character's walking speed which makes sense because he's HUGE compared to everyone else. The movement options (dash, superjump) are extremely good but weighed down by how long they take to recover; Dash takes 3 seconds, but the super jump takes a grand total of 12-15 seconds to recover. Dashing is essential as it can go through enemies without any trouble, yet Da Jump takes forever to finish and can't be used often.
You've got 6 magic spells and you're going to unlock all of them by the time you played this game for 20 minutes.
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[*]Fireball: Slow, relatively expensive, hits everywhere but in front of you, extremely weak
[*]Storm: Slow, the most expensive spell in the game, kills everything it touches but ONLY left and right
[*]Poison: The more "reliable" version of Storm - not as expensive, and deals good damage to ONE enemy.
[*]Sword: A crippled, shy version of Poison - Long startup, can be aimed anywhere, will kill things 45% of the time
[*]Heal... heals (for a good price)
[*]Healing Totem heals you for 70 if you're patient and if you've no potions nearby.
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Yeah, you can get potions. They're extremely common and heal for the same number no matter WHAT you kill. You also CAN'T stack them which means you have to make do with your SIX (yeah, count em) S I X inventory slots. The only other item you can get are EXP scrolls. They fill up an arbitrary bar and are only good for players that LOVE to see bigger numbers.
The storyline is basically nonexistent - [spoiler]protag goes on a trip because his master said so, meets irrelevant people, and end his journey by finding his master.[/spoiler]
Enemies are just as samey as K-pop band members. One crawls, one shoots in place, one moves and shoots, and one charges at you. That's it. No bosses, no hidden enemy, no nothing.
Quests in Azure Sky are for a very specific type of person. One that loves to walk back and forth while jamming out to nothing but medieval elevator music.
Other than a cheap price tag, laughable DLC, and a great way for your friends to hate you if gift this to them, try your best to get this game for free or "try" a "demo" of it. It's a pleasant way to fall asleep and to completely hate the country that made this masterpiece.
I'd absolutely recommend this game.
