One True Hero

Honestly, not bad at all. I have to play more, but so far the game makes my inner child smile. It reminds me of the platformer/adventure games I played as a kid on my PsOne and PS2, which is great. I believe anyone that crave that nostalgic feeling or any kid will enjoy it. In addition to that, the controls are smooth and the camera works well, at least in my experience. So yeah, worth it.

A game which involves platforming, combat, and puzzle solving with a hint of humor added to it. Over all the game isn't too hard for the most part, as the checkpoint system is generous enough in case you die a lot from falling into pits and other things.

He empezado a jugar el juego hace poco y la verdad que me esta gustando, especialmente la historia, pues la considero bastante original ya que el humor es un tópico poco usado en este medio y se agradecen nuevas propuestas.

In spite of the difficult controls many times, I still had fun. If they had smoothed out the controls issues, this would have been a fantastic game. So often I was trying to figure out how to make the bad control issues work for me. I don't really enjoy the escape scenes where you basically die many times and have to memorize the correct path. It's not fun and it doesn't really take any skill. It reminded me of some Zelda games. I give it a thumbs up because I hope they make a followup and read all of the comments and make it a lot better when it comes to the controls and response. I would get it on sale and enjoy it and when you get stuck just come back again later and you'll figure it out.

This is the funniest game I've played in a while, and not only is it funny, but it also has that heartfelt kind of storytelling and humor that just works. If you've been looking for an action adventure that tests both your platforming, puzzling and combat skills, and masterfully blends it all, this is what you've been waiting for. It is specially impressive for what is essentially a solo dev endeavor, but that of course comes with some caveats. It has some bugs, usually not game-breaking, but I had several boss fights freeze on me, sometimes keeping me from completing them (Moleman wasn't throwing his help), and other times acting as an assist mode where I could wail on the enemy without them fighting back. These are usually fixed by exiting and re-entering your save file, like the time I solved the statue puzzle but the result wouldn't trigger, but they are a nuissance nonetheless. The controls and combat are a bit of a mixed bag. When platforming your character is usually nimble and precise, they do the job for the sometimes challenging platforming they ask of you, but other times they are a bit stiff (the animation when climbing and jumping from ledges could be looser, with less or without anticipation) or unreliable (sometimes you wall jump, wall run or wall slide when you don't want too, or you don't when you do, so I think the claws would act better if triggered on command like in the 2008 Prince of Persia). When it comes to combat, it can be fluid and challenging, but it is sometimes stiff (some animations don't trigger or take too long to start and end, without being reliably cancelled by the dodge) and enemies aren't hit or juggled when they are supposed to. Warts and all, I'm so happy I got to play through this game and it hopes it gets more chapters coming. It was such a nice throwback to PS2 era action adventure games like Crash Twinsanity (it feels so much like Crash with its humor and in particular platforming segments) and Prince of Persia (with its creative puzzles and pathfinding focused platforming). Shout out to Addy Lovestar for recommending this little gem.

Uhm... Nope! No thanks! Very rough around the edges game with many bugs galore. Not for me.

https://youtu.be/I9bi-zBK7eM Barely squeaking by on the gameplay basics, the light forth wall breaking humor doesn't quite get it over the top for to stand out.