CrossCode

Um dos melhores ARPGs que já joguei. (+) Ótimo Plot (Tem mod de tradução) Sou do tipo que pula todos os dialogos na maioria dos jogos, mas nesse deu vontade de ler todas. (+) Ótimas Lutas Batalhas criativas, com um misto de puzzle e luta. (+) Ótimos Puzzles Puzzles desafiantes, sempre com uma mecânica nova. (+) Ótimas Musicas Diversas musicas marcantes (+ ou -) Se você não gosta de puzzle, pode não curtir. 50% do jogo é quebrar a cabeça resolvendo puzzle.

it's good

game is cool

Chato, o que deixa o jogo pior é o design dos mapas

Thank you Iron Pineapple

Clicked for me the second time I started playing it. Oldschool rpg feel, the difficulty curve is just right

Once upon a time I picked an indie game called CrossCode during an steam sale around two years ago with no plans on playing anytime soon. Instead I just left it collecting dust at my backlog; Completely forgotten within an hollowed and unknowing digital cardboard box. When in a fateful morning I stumble upon a discussion depicting CrossCode's silent protagonist Lea; who is often portrayed as wearing her emotions under her sleeve, spreading the cult of "hi" with tender colors of syrupy gestures through her lens. Due this reason, I didn't allowed my doubts to simmer for far too long; So I boot up the game with a flick of a button as I sooner saw the name CrossCode load through my monitor. There, I kept staring for a while how blissful the whole title screen composition glimmered with an indescribable air of serenity. Giving me a hunch swirled with an uncontrollable anticipation. So without further ado, I pressed start and my adventure through CrossCode began. Respectfully speaking, CrossCode is such an wild amalgamation of different games clump together in the shape of a voodoo doll. Constantly demanding your inherited ability of adaptability due it's given complexity with hues of multitasking in a fervorous non stopping manner. It's almost overwhelming and unreal how dynamically scales progressively from beginning to end without feeling dull nor superficial. Rehashing Zelda's DNA with launder and more evocative anecdotes; Incoherently intertwined into a translucid sea of jarring tones glitching with unhinge dilemmas as breaks through the 4th wall constantly. Within it's immaculate writing and deep character developments akin to something I grew quite fond along this meaningful journey. Thoroughly reminiscent to a living breathing MMO into it's systematically essence. Endorsing elements which does look and feel as a Bullet Hell in disguise; Sporadically sprinkled with flairs of relentless mind numbing, and one of the most addictive gameplay's ever witness by mankind. Culminating as I incredulously in disbelief, from the moment I rolled the credits contemplating and simmering this yarning reminiscent to something gone and I didn't knew I wanted it back so dearly. Warping my head as a rubix cube with ambiguous layers unknowing what will come next within CrossCode DLC; Lastly, CrossCode solidifies and theorycrafts the fond memories long ago buried in my chest of getting home, as I seize my eyes into some weird yet unheard PS2 game. It brings back the allure and uncontrollable sher amount of joy within the remnants of said childhood brought back from the dead.