CrossCode

Bought Alabaster Dawn and saw it was only version 0.1.0. Decided to play this instead while that has time to cook. Boy am I pleasantly surprised so far.

Juegazo.

Step-finding simulator

This game is lowkey fun. It feels kinda like a link to the past but in a more modern format. I like the concept of a single player MMO

Pretty cool game. I like the expressions, well done. Challenge level's pretty good. Looking forward to the NG stuff.

Otimo jogo no geral mas os puzzles me deram cancer

CrossCode is an amazing game that I cannot simply recommend to everyone. This is a Single Player Puzzle/Platform Game wrapped in an MMO RPG shell, both in the game mechanics and narrative-wise. Even the most basic enemies and the first Boss you meet require you to figure out their mechanics to defeat them. Just clicking buttons and using good gear won't get you far unless you have cheat-level stats, and even that can’t avoid all the challenges. However, if you’d love to have 70% of the game involve puzzles, everything about this game is very charming and unique. The pixel art is very cute, the story is intriguing, and the combat has quite a bit of depth on top of the puzzle element. It’s really one of a kind. If this sounds interesting to you in any capacity, you should give CrossCode a try at least. There really aren’t a lot of games that can mimic it. But if the amount of puzzle/gimmick frustrates you even a little bit in the first 2 hours, you probably should put it down, since it only takes up more and more of the game later on.

LEA!!

I really like this game and have a lot more to go, however I would like to say that the Temple Mine sucks so much that it took me YEARS to finish. I quit so many times during this dungeon that I have forgotten all the things I adored about this game when I started. I also got worse at the game since every time I came back to this dungeon, I had to relearn the mechanics. I ended up gluing my face to a tutorial to finish it. Aside from that, it is a lovely game so far, but oh my god why did they make this dungeon so unbelievably long, tedious, and confusing?

HI!, .... Hi? ...=) Hi Hi Hi Hi. Leah. Hi. =/ I waited to give this game my honest review, and it's good... just let me explain "Why?"! I never would have dreamed a game could convey so much with so small a vocabulary. honestly this game has THE best dialogue in any game in many years. Usually i'll skip through whatever bblah blah cutscenes and bullcrap storylines... not here the dialogue just seems so natural and so real, i find myself actually caring what the characters are saying.... wondering how that friend is doing.... all that... Sometimes my teammate will talk about their life mid battle and i find myself retreating so i can see what they said? WTF? what magic is this?! Sadly right now i'm stuck right now on the last puzzle in the wind temple and probably won't finish the game, simply because i see the solution to the puzzle but i'm not dexterous enough with a controller to complete it. What will bring me back to try though is the question of what's going to happen to Leah and her friends. if you don't know how to read, or hate reading. then your loss =P