ikenie

Ikenie is frustrating, like I hope you have keyboard insurance kind of frustrating. However, it is also fun... really fun. Though you receive little information on what is going on, or what you are meant to be doing, as a bullet-hell rpg player, this game drew me in with its (usually) fair yet challenging fights alongside fun puzzles to break up the action. Though its not long (my first play took about 2 hours), Ikenie makes up for this by providing multiple endings depending on play, and on top of this, it was originally created (amazingly) in under a month! Alongside its well fitting and well made music by Chris Porter, Ikenie is a crazy good value for only 5 bucks, and I challenge you all to go for that illusive 0 death run!

Its a good game that makes you feel flustered because you will be losing alot, the good thing is that you can come back to that point and finish it to move to the next point. Its filled with puzzels and broken bosses that one shot you, and for the graphics/artstyle you kind of forget about it since it pulls you in with its combat and puzzels. The game is well thought out, I see myself coming back to it. I haven't finished the game but I can safely say its worth it. In short this game is like Dark Souls and RPG maker style combined. Rating- 8/10. This game was given to me by EeuorT for review.

This game is weird. The kind of weird in that I like it kinda weird. Have just scratched the surface but has a snotty narrator I am digging. For it's price and content thus far. I kind of am liking my purchase. Yay.

Boring puzzles and enviroments, cheap bosses where you seem to fight the controls more than the boss, and one point where you have to wander around a desert full of red herrings for an hour.

很不错的一款游戏 可惜卡在了一关 硬是过不去