Kena: Bridge of Spirits

Pros: Beautiful and vibrant world. Disney esque character models look cute. Despite the cute look, combat is surprisingly challenging, especially at high difficulty. Big world worth exploring. Puzzle with rewards make exploring not dull. Cons: At Spirit Guide and higher difficulty the combat becomes frustrating. You should play at Story or Apprentice Spirit Guide difficulty first. Healing requires both Rot and healing point, and the healing you get will be smaller in higher difficulty. Parrying window is so small it is unreliable. Parrying gives little to no reward despite the big risk you must take. Some enemies and bosses have insta dash attacks that immediately hit you despite the great distance they must cover. Combos that magnetize toward you. Projectiles that home in to you. If you want to play this game at high difficulty. I suggest you use gamepad with back buttons to assign evade to one of it. Enemies insta attacks can catch you off guard

simplesmente incrível!! jogo com a história impecável, trilha sonora extremamente ótima, e jogabilidade extraordinária parabéns a todos os envolvidos na criação dessa verdadeira OBRA PRIMA <3

Fun at first but the game dragged on a bit too much while feeling too short at the same time

oyunun dünyası çok güzel. müzikler de güzel. kena çok tatlı. kombat ve mekanikler yeterli.

Direção de arte simplesmente impecável, trilha sonora mt boa, da pra dizer que é um souls like fofinho, única crítica é que é muito facil, podiam botar um sistema de potes de cura e stamina/folego pra dificultar, to no inicio mas ja curti foudasi

LOVE ITTT

Easy 9/10. Highly recommended. Kena: Bridge of Spirits is simply fantastic. The art direction is supremely beautiful, and the audio and music do an incredible job of bringing the world to life. There are occasional audio bugs and some strange collision issues that can break the immersion, but they were minor blemishes on an otherwise extremely polished experience. One of the things I appreciated most is that the game never overstays its welcome. It feels exactly as long as it needs to be, while still making exploration genuinely rewarding. I actually wanted to poke around every corner, and collecting all the Rot and their ridiculous little hats remained fun throughout the entire game. Combat is satisfying, the world is gorgeous, and the whole experience has an enormous amount of charm. It's one of those games where I frequently found myself stopping just to appreciate the environments and art direction. My backlog is extensive enough that New Game+ isn't quite pulling me back immediately, but I could absolutely see myself doing another playthrough before the sequel, Scars of Kosmora, as a refresher and an excuse to chase some additional achievements. Minor technical quirks aside, I loved my time with Kena. Beautiful, charming, rewarding to explore, and refreshingly respectful of your time.