Void Memory

[h1]If Metroidvania and Soulsborne had a baby but has down syndrome[/h1] i really dont know what to say about this. i love and hate it at the same time. i love everything 'but' the game mechanic. the aesthetic background, the outfits, the sword art and its style i love how the outfits change your entire character, while this has ver little effect on actual moves as they remain the same, it does change a few animations which are uniquer for each outfits I found myself using the starting Danache Summoner outfit due to it's tiptoe animation for jumping. i really want to like this game, but just the game mechanic is pissing me off you dodge pretty good but the enemies track you to an crazy degree making sure you'll always be hit btw when you hit a eneme, they just freeze up (terrible in my opinion, no visual signal) i love how theres wide variety of weapons but sadly they all deal the same amount of damage (cant even upgrade a weapon) nice easter egg items btw

Void Memory is a challenging and fun souls-like metroidvania, reminiscent of Death's Gambit: Afterlife. There are lots of tough areas and bosses which makes for addictive, intense gameplay. Void Memory often slips into the "frustrating" or "annoying" territory with some of the level designs and boss fights, but if you can keep your composure, it pays off. If you're looking for an indie metroidvania that has some great challenges to overcome, check it out. It's a great deal considering it's free now, but I am happy to have paid $12 for this a few years ago. PRO-TIP: The final boss is very hard. Here's my strategy to beat him: First, head back to that cloudy area with the stone dragons and stone columns to fight a new boss. That boss will drop Phantasmagorial Sword which has very high DPS. Equip the mana stone for i-frames and Old Knight's Sheath for sword damage increase. Equip Stimulant for 2 full heals and the Creation subweapon to refill the Stimulant heals once. If he hits you into the air, dash downward to the ground and avoid getting juggled. You're going to need to chip at him and then dash away before he telegraphs his attacks. Get the pattern down and you'll get it. Hard fight, too hard IMO!