
Raji: An Ancient Epic is an action-adventure game set in ancient India. A young girl named Raji has been chosen by the gods to stand against the demonic invasion of the human realm. Her destiny? To rescue her younger brother and face the demon lord Mahabalasura.
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if it's on 80-90% sale this game is kinda worth it but otherwise you'll find many choppy character moments and some visual glitches ( sometimes), overall a good game but needs good finishing ig + i got that black screen error evertime a cutscene played and running this game as an administrator helped me fix that but finding that solution took me days as none got similar error online so it ruined my hype for this game, so a 6.5/10
Why I wouldn’t recommend Raji: An Ancient Epic: This game isn’t really a modern isometric action game like Hades or Death’s Door. It feels more like an old-school action-adventure game, closer in spirit to something like Prince of Persia, with a heavy focus on platforming and straightforward combat. The controls and combat can feel dated. You have a limited set of moves, some buttons handle multiple actions, and the responsiveness doesn’t always feel as smooth as newer action games. The combat also doesn’t have the depth or freedom you would expect from a modern hack-and-slash, roguelike, or Soulslike. It feels more like a simple action-adventure where you move from encounter to encounter rather than a combat system built around mastery, experimentation, or different playstyles. The biggest issue is the linear design. I normally don’t mind linear games, but here it feels overly restrictive. The game feels more like an old-school 3D platformer that was given modern visuals rather than a modern action game, which makes it harder to recommend today.
I think the movement and platforming mechanics are inspired by OG Prince of Persia series and combat is challenging and engaging so somewhat feels entertaining.
It's a fun game with a different mythology from what is generally offered to western audiences. It's missing some elements like the ability to interact with a lot of the environment, but overall the story makes it work the playthrough.
É daora pra passar o tempo
This is just unplayable. the combat is awful. When I attack the character automatically changes the direction they are facing AWAY from my target so I miss. They face nothing,. They face a target that no longer exist. They auto face anywhere except where I need to attack. I'm playing with a controller, is it trying to follow the mouse cursor of the mouse which I am not using? Maybe, I don't know. But this is just ridiculous.
♥♥♥♥ game mechanics, not worth it
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Languages: English*, Simplified Chinese, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Brazil, Korean, Russian, Turkish, Japanese, Bangla +5 more
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