Death of a Wish

unique and memorable game

The art style, combat design, and music work together to insure the player can feel the emotions of each scene. Combat itself is great (though I had to take a break for a bit after getting too dash-happy so my fingers could recover), and I enjoy the mixing and matching of weapons and equipment to try and personalize the experience to your own play style as much as possible. The story deals with powerful emotions and complex topics in an excellent manner, and made me think deeply about what I really knew about each character. I hope to see more of this world (and excellent combat system) in the future, and considering the interesting changes between this and Lucah, I'm certain whatever could come of it would be just as good as this one at blending the mechanics and the story in the perfect way to get the themes across from whatever p.o.v. character they could choose.

I played this forever ago but I'm coming back to leave a review because it deserves it. Death Of A Wish took everything good about Lucah Born Of A Dream and improved on it. I like how they handled the Aria system especially since you can switch attacks on the fly. Just like Lucah this is a really dark but interesting world and story that can get pretty heavy. But it adds some weight to everything that's happening. Some fights and enemies can be challenging but I feel like you have the tools you need to win. It's just a matter of execution. Gameplay wise I don't have many complaints about this at all, they nailed this formula. The art direction of this game isn't like much else I've played but I love it. The only draw backs to the art is that during fights that are a little more crowded you might have a moment where you lose yourself on screen. Also I wasn't a fan of the map. Albeit the map matches the art style of the game, I wish it was a bit easier to read or just had clear markers so I knew where I was supposed to be going. It wasn't a game breaker but it was an issue for me later in the game. Outside of those minor issues though this was great. Lucah and Death Of A Wish are true gems in the indie gaming space that need way more love. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wDnODdQm10

太好了，希望前作汉化一起安排上

I was expecting a great thing given how well designed was the previous entry on the series and I was not dissappointed, frenetic action and a lot of lore. I liked it a lot!!

Assim como seu antecessor, Death of a Wish é uma obra de arte pouco apreciada, principalmente por brasileiros, quase não acho conteúdo desse jogo, mas fica ai minha recomendação, Death of a Wish é uma obra de arte sensacional que aprimora todas as mecânicas apresentadas em Lucah: Born of A Dream e adiciona muitas coisas novas seja em gameplay ou seja em história, as animações são simplesmente sensacionais e a trilha sonora é maravilhosa, não sei mais o que dizer sobre está obra prima.

This game is an LGBTQ+ masterpiece with an amazing soundtrack and heavy, heartfelt story. The combat is incredibly satisfying and at moments, it feels like you're living through impact frames in an anime. It gets a 9/10 with a few issues: Later on, the game is way too visually chaotic to tell what's going on and the level design presents you with scenarios where you walk into a room and are getting obliterated before you have the time to press a single button. If you don't walk into a room already dashing, or an enemy just happens to spawn on top of you already attacking, there's nothing you can do about it. The only reason this didn't lower the score further than a point, is because the game very clearly wants and expects you to experience multiple endings. I played on hard my first playthrough, but the game gives you an ample number of modifiers to make the game less challenging and punishing. The absurd difficulty and hopelessness of combat at times plays into the overall story in a way that feels, at least mostly, intentional. This game is, if nothing else, an incredibly unique hidden gem of an experience.

so i've played for ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ time but like this game fun as hell