Pseudoregalia

Very good gameplay, visuals give the vibe of old PSX & PS2, the combat is kind of harsh in the beginning, even more when you are trying to get used to the sizes of the attacks, but once you get used to it it's quite nice. The platforming is quite fun, most of the time you can easily get to areas you aren't supposed to get, and the geometry of said level is friendly enough that it supposes what you can do so you don't get stuck, there is so much movement tech you can perform, most of the time you pass in the game is just perfecting move sequence breaking. In my first playthrough (i still haven't finished it) i got upgrade B that improves upgrade A before i got upgrade A, thinking that upgrade B was a normal upgrade that i could further improves with duplicates of it, i got into an area that would allow me to get to an upgrade through the side you are supposed to leave after gathering the things in said area, leaving through the "entry" and arriving at an area where i needed an upgrade i could have gotten three hours ago, which i didn't know existed until the moment i noticed "i can't make this jump like this". Long story short, great game, would absolutely recommend if you love testing a game's limits in a way that doesn't break it.

A MUST HAVE. So worth it the blind playthrough I just finished. Amazing movement, mesmerizing environments, fantastic music, etc, etc, etc! Nitro Rad couldn't overstate how good this game is.

That chimera ass do be jumping, i can confirm.

Absolument jouissif! Un des meilleurs Level Design dans le milieu du jeu vidéo, qui complète très habillement des 3C vraiment maitrisées. L'OST sublime le tout pour donner une atmosphère vraiment mystérieuse. Le jeu a des points négatifs mais c'est presque comme si il avait choisi que ces derniers seraient là, pour être meilleur sur les points précis qu'il voulait amener sur la table. Un très très solide 9/10.

I'm so lost

The only actual complaint I could ever conclude on this game is that it's too short. Rando has solved that for me, perfect game