Ereban: Shadow Legacy

Good game. Sometimes buggy and pretty short but gameplay is satisfying and the world devs created is definitely a labour of love. Interesting lore, shame it wasn't explored more

I like the idea and somewhat how the game uses it but movement is not good. Your supposed to do key combos for certain ways to move about which aren't intuitive and don't always work. The problem is the camera often isn't focused on you and your surrounding area and instead tends to go over to where you need to go. That's great to help show you where you need to go but to switch to that type of view while moving is not good. I can't recommend the game at this time because of these issues and how it makes the game more difficult than it should be.

This has the opportunity to be something absolutely amazing. It was great for what it was and definitely worth the 8 hours I put into it.

This game reminded me that I don't enjoy stealth games. There's nothing wrong with the game itself if you enjoy that, but stealth as the only mechanic has never been my thing. I consider it a tool in my toolbox when I play games with a more variety of mechanics. But as the only solution to all situations? No thanks.

It's fun for a quick break.

Out of all the stealth games that I have played, this is the most fun and engaging of them all. I love being able to physically merge in and out of shadows as a form of nonlinear movement around enemy NPC's. Whereas in other stealth games, there's less freedom of movement without the shadow merge ability, and movement progression is always linear and on rails. It's morality system felt akin to Dishonored's chaos system, but I felt more engaged with Ereban: Shadow Legacy than Dishonored. The main protagonist in Ereban, Ayana, has a more stronger sense of identity than Corvo from Dishonored because of the former having a full voice performance (my thanks goes out to Cissy Jones in that regard) and has personal agendas that are laid out and not with vague interpretations like with Corvo. Who just felt more like a player avatar, than as a more fleshed out character. I would be interested in a follow-up sequel that maybe, instead of level by level progress, could try something different and maybe develop a moderate or large sized open world to allow more and unique uses of shadow merging. My thanks goes out to Baby Robot Games.

Empfehlung.

If you played Aragmi you can give it a shot if it is on discount. It feels like a downgrade from aragami but I still enjoyed it much more than aragami 2. I need to node that I didn't enjoyed the movement and combat in aragami 2. If you didn't play aragami and still buy the game and enjoy it. You should definitely check out aragami.

Отличная игра, чем-то напоминает Aragami.9 из 10

■プレイ一時間時点 ・敵がロボなだけあって反応めちゃめちゃ良いな。 ・『影に入って移動できる能力』も、最初はＡＲＡＧＡＭＩライクかと思ってたけど、自分で影を作ったりワープができず、行けない場所は全部返しや光でガードしてある。能力と頭を使わないと先に進めないパズルになっているだけって印象 ・どうすれば先に進めるか試行錯誤する時間：敵陣を突破する時間が２：１って所。トゥームレイダー系か。 ■プレイ３時間時点 ・箱庭フィールドに幾つかミッションと敵をバラバラに配置するタイプか…ステルスと合わない気がするなぁ