Worldless

This game is a hidden gem. I loved every second. Smooth and unique combat. You will experience a new formula, not that generic stuff that you see almost everywhere in this genre AND it works amazingly. Soundtracks are beautiful. The only thing that disappointed me was that it wasn't longer...BUT, there is a chance there might be a sequel to Worldless in the future. Fingers crossed.

Lovely game. Short, sweet and with the right amount of challenges. Loved exploring the different challenges and enemies it had. Really tight combat timing on the defense.

Maybe it gets more interesting later on, but the gameplay feels lackluster. The combat is okay but too easy personally, and the platforming is downright boring

The world is unique and interesting, exploration is fun and rewarding, and the platforming is fun, albeit easy. The combat isn't quite as good as those other features, but the parrying is still fun.

The green platforming can go ♥♥♥♥ it self 100% hate the game now. The swap system is to ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ stupid for this kind of platforming. Also having a "parry" shield dont ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ work feeling great. /s Love to explore and the combat (for the most part) feels good, until to need to perfect dodge all attack the game becomes pure frustration REAL quick. Also the dodge veel tight for this game. I would have liked to see an option for more perfect i frames or something. This game can be great for some people with good timing and patience for this game bs. But for most it a cool lovely explore game with to hard combat. the game cant make up it mind if it want to be a max hard combat game with some fun explore that ramps in total bs platforming, or a cool "rhythm" combat game with fun exploring. The balance of enemys is all over the place is the point i'm try to make. And for all the comment for like "get good" ( a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ toxic comment that need to die) I have play hard game like hollew knight and silk song with all achievement and path of pain. So i'm no stranger to hard games. This game feels off in combat and the green platforming.

This game seemed really interesting, but it had a couple of problems I noticed right off the bat. First, the intro cutscene ran horribly. My best guess is that they decided not to make it prerendered for some reason. I was playing this off a laptop but even then I shouldn't be getting my frames per second turned into seconds per frame. Second, the gameplay was a little rough around the edges. The visuals were incredibly smooth, but the gameplay didn't match that at all. Moving felt awkward and as far as I could tell its impossible to buffer jumps. Third, the combat felt very clunky and poorly explained. I was told to press certain buttons to attack but the buttons shown didn't match the buttons I had to press. This is an issue I've been dealing with for a while, so I figured out what was going on pretty quickly, but the added confusion made learning the combat system far more confusing. I'm certain the combat gets more interesting, but the gameplay loop of mash the same button, mess up the parry timing, get hit, repeat isn't exactly very fun. While I was trying to quit to the menu, I stumbled across something that showed me a bunch of combos but by that point I had had enough due to the final issue. Finally, the biggest problem I had and the one that made me quit the game. I mentioned it a bit in the previous paragraph but the game showed the wrong buttons, both in the tutorials and in the absorption minigame. Instead of A it would show B, instead of B it would show A, instead of X it would show Y, and instead of Y it would show X. As mentioned previously, this is a recurring issue. In most games it's just a mild inconvenience but with how confusing this game was already this made the game unplayable for me. I'm using a nintendo pro controller which is probably the source of the problem.

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good game, wish i had a controller

Beautiful art style, pretty poorly-executed combat system. Boring, slow, irritating.

Extremely tightly designed game with surprisingly deep and unique combat system. The design also excels at letting players to figure out a lot of the movement abilities on their own. I felt like I am guided but a lot of trust was given to me to play around.