SameShadow: Fernando's Journey

Im just here to be able to kill russian soldiers in as many creative and brutal ways as possible..... nd thats exacly what i got

It works better as a playground for testing abilities than an actual game. In addition to the normal third-person shooter controls for movement, you have a bunch are for performing attacks. Various guns all function in the same way and require no explanation because you simply point and fire. Your sword and teleportation abilities are far more exciting. Because of limited ammo and the fact you need to pick up weapons from enemies, your sword might be the most used weapon. The sword isn't very effective against ranged enemies, but the teleport button lets you jump right next to an attacker. You might even perform an insta-kill maneuver that requires some time before it can be utilized again. The skill tree is rather daunting. There are over ten large nodes surrounded by several smaller ones that supplement and improve the primary node. You can't choose the one you want because you have to start in the middle and work your way to the desired nodes. Another alternative is alignments, which have both advantages and disadvantages. One, for example, boosts damage to both you and the enemy. Unfortunately, the game is not that fun to play. Despite the big skill tree, the only way to stand a chance is to pump points into health regeneration and melee damage. Everything else leads to premature death. Enemies are hard and brutal even on the lowest difficulty, and the entire combat goes too far into souls genre that doesn't work that well when guns are involved. One problem is a ridiculous stun each time you get shot that prevents you from moving. If you have to deal with more enemies at once, you die right away because you’re stuck in stun animations. Your health very slowly recharges for a certain amount, but it’s pointless if you can’t take cover. It doesn’t help that enemies are damage sponges that require several attacks with a sword or headshots to die. Punishment for dying is loss of all weapons except the sword. Killed enemies stay dead and all unlocked skills are still available. However, there is a game over if you die enough times. I don’t know how saving works because I couldn’t beat the first section. Graphics are fine, but they’re not optimized enough because you require strong hardware to enjoy them. The price is very steep for the gameplay it delivers. You can give it a go for a major discount, but it's definitely not recommended at current full price. Difficulty is unbalanced even for normal gamers, and most will give up after dying to the same enemies in the first stage.