Titan Souls

A lot of the reviews of this game complain about the price tag, saying that the game is too short to be 15 dollars. This is because a significant amount of people think anything over 10 dollars should equate to endless replay-ability, an idea created by the endless slew of indie roguelikes. If I buy a movie for 10 dollars I don't ask to be able to rewatch it 20 times and still like it just as much, but for some reason this is the expectation loaded onto indie games. If you expect endless replayability for 15 dollars, just wait till its on sale. I enjoyed this game a lot, and I think you will too if you appreciate time spent just admiring the scenery. This game is at least 50% scenery, but it's gorgeous scenery and atmosphere. If you take the time to walk through it an absorb the sights, you'll find yourself unwinding after the grueling fights a bit. Sometimes its hard to find the bosses, but that's because you're really meant to explore the environment and discover it all. Don't worry, you don't NEED to beat every boss to get the ending, so you can usually find enough to beat your first playthrough and then find the rest in a walkthrough later. The fights themselves are more like action puzzles. You spend some time learning the ropes, then once you figure out how to win, it'll happen quickly (as long as your aim is good). I can name only two that actually frustrated me because they took more precise steps than I could easily replicate. The bosses sometimes feel underwhelming after being defeated, but... this feels more like an artistic decision than anything. It's a core part of the game's tone and feel. Killing something isn't SUPPOSED to feel good after all. If you value games as art and enjoy strange but fascinated game design, you'll enjoy this game. But don't come into it expecting Endless Replayability or The World's Most Satisfying Combat Mechanics. It's a relatively short puzzle game with bullet hell elements.

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打不过啊

Buen juego, corto al pie con buen grado de dificultad. Hit x hit

Can't play in fullscreen mode - this problem hasn't been solved since 2015...