TUNIC

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"Share Your Wisdom" 📖

I recommend it for some of the experiences it will give you, but the third act really soured me on it overall. In the first 2/3s this is a truly excellent Zelda game. After that, you don't get to play Zelda anymore. You have to choose whether you want to play Dark Souls or The Witness. If you choose The Witness, there's no more combat for you to enjoy. All of the quantitative progression you've built throughout the game is now meaningless. If you choose Dark Souls, well the boss is right there. Win the fight and the game is over. Both sides of the ending are still pretty well done, but this rug pull just really didn't work for me. Pretty disappointing to see an otherwise great game abandon any attempt to continue balancing the styles of gameplay. Still, recommended for the first 9 hours.

Honestly, I'm really impressed, and I think it offers a unique experience. I've never seen such great level design, lore and puzzles all packed into one cute indie game before. I knew when the game was released that I'd love it, and now that I've played it, I'm so glad I waited, because otherwise I wouldn't have been able to appreciate other games as much. Tunic is in a league of its own - a pure masterclass in game development. There are so many fun things to do, and so much to discover just by reading the manual. It's a great concept that has been executed really well. It's so much fun when you discover something in the manual and suddenly realise, "I could do that from the very beginning!?". Chef's kiss. This is especially true with the fast travel and that damned holy cross thing. Side note: there's a weird little thing with some religious subtext in this game (which is just my interpretation - I'm not a religious person). It's a minor spoiler out of context, but you can always just pray and wield the cross, which I find interesting.

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So good, how many games are so well designed you can get almost no explanation and still perfectly understand the game??

English Version (french below) : It's a very unique game. It's very 2D Zelda inspired, and the art direction is very nice, but I'm honestly not sure whether or not this game was for me or not. I didn't really click with it to be completely honest. Could have been the wrong time honestly, but I do recognize its quality. It's definitely a game you should take your time for, really pause to think about what you know and what you've seen. It's not Outer Wilds, but in the same way, the experience is mostly learning about the game progressively. I just didn't particularly found the gameplay or the environments that engaging and I found the music good but not anything crazy It's a great game, try it out and unlike me, don't rush, take your time with it Version Française : C'est un jeu très unique. Très inspiré des vieux jeux Zelda 2D, la DA est sympa mais honnêtement je ne suis pas sur que ce jeu soit fait pour moi. Je n'ai pas vraiment "cliqué" avec le jeu. Peut être que ce n'était juste pas le bon moment, mais ça ne m'empêche pas de reconnaitre les qualités du jeu. Il faut clairement prendre son temps, se poser pour reflechir à ce qu'on sait et ce qu'on a vu jusqu'à présent. Ce n'est pas Outer Wilds, mais de la même façon, le plus gros de l'expérience est le fait de comprendre le jeu au fur et à mesure. Personnellement, je n'ai pas trouvé le gameplay ou les environnements tant fous que ça et j'ai trouvé la musique bien mais rien de fou non plus. Bref, c'est un très bon jeu, essayez et ne faites pas comme moi, prenez votre temps et ne vous precepitez pas