I almost gave this game a 9 due to some of it's more frustrating sections such as The White Towers that drag on for a bit too long (Their theme however is a throw-back that left me shocked and shaking with excitement when I first heard it), Katash's fight is absurdly difficult until you find out you can climb up on the platform with him, the Mul Caves have an infuriating amount of things that tackle you when you try to platform though this part of the game isn't too long, and the entirety of E.D.E.N excluding Phalanx just straight up sucks. It's important to make the player set goals and get excited for something inside the game… and not by releasing the "EPIC SEASON PASS". The follow up is a dungeon that very well shows how the game functions and lets players see items they can't quite reach yet whether it be a lack of key items or a lack of experience, and this is something adventure games never do enough of or, disappointingly, it's the entire game. Using the first session or two as a small example You start out with only one tool and a weak weapon after a little prologue you head through a basic forest tutorial area with dialogue that feels refreshing to read somehow, but maybe it's just that games from the last few years haven't been very original and focus on unique idea rather than execution. if I had never seen this game or heard of it before it would still hit around 9 but with the throwbacks and inside dev-to-player jokes it just adds that little extra charm and enjoyability. yes I actually said that.) (This review contains light spoilers on the names of key areas and bosses though I don't spoil the actual attacks or any plot-twists not that I'm saying there are any) I played the original Phoenotopia on flash, on the site "Freewebarcade" and it holds a ton of nostalgia and charm if you have played at least 60% of the original. (I played this game and beat it on Nintendo Switch) (And this game has a soundtrack better than doom's. (I played this game and beat it on Nintendo Switch) (And This game felt like a breath of fresh air and a reboot to my repeat gaming cycle. This game felt like a breath of fresh air and a reboot to my repeat gaming cycle. Solve the great mystery of the Phoenix! … Expand Over 60 original songs ranging from mellow piano and orchestra to raging synth/metal rockers and bagpipes! - A main campaign length estimated at 25 hours of playtime. An achievement system, with 33 badges to earn, for players seeking extra challenge and replayability. A world brimming with secrets! Find 33 Energy Gems, 55 Heart Pieces and 111 Moonstones. Fly with rocket boots! Blast with bombs! Play the flute! - Fight against over 50 different enemy types and 12 boss encounters. Over 10 different weapons & tools with which to combat enemies and solve puzzles. Little does she know of the grand adventure before her, the evil lurking in the shadows, and the role she would play in the fight for Earth’s very existence! Features: - A narrative-driven single player adventure filled with charming characters, vibrant towns, and dangerous dungeons. As the new oldest member of her fragmented community, she must set out to solve this great mystery. Little does she know of the grand adventure Join Gail, a simple villager, who must heed the call for adventure when a great star ship appears in the night sky and abducts all the adults.
Summary: Join Gail, a simple villager, who must heed the call for adventure when a great star ship appears in the night sky and abducts all the adults.
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