I was trying to found very underplayed games and found this in my Steam Discovery Queue. From what I've researched about this game, this is supposed to be a Unity Project by 11 Students. Which explains it's short and sweet format.

The game's concept and controls is pretty simple, only three abilities you can do; however, the game play is extremely fun. Movement feels pretty polished, combat is pretty satisfying, and the game itself is quite a fair challenge. (Not easy, but they give you a reasonable amount of save points where you'd expect them to be.) I've also played through this game twice, once on a controller, and once with a keyboard and mouse. Both methods feel good to use and are responsive.

The music while good, I do feel like it's a little repetitive, and the looping is rough, but the sound design is well done. The graphics are pretty expressive and has a lot of charm to it. The colors on the right display are also brings art out this game's art a lot more.

Overall, I would give the game a 8/10. Like most games, it has a few flaws, but you can see there's a lot of passion that went into it. All of the students who worked on it should give themselves a pat on the back. Especially since this could definitely become a full game than just a Unity Project with what is presented here.

I was trying to found very underplayed games and found this in my Steam Discovery Queue. From what I've researched about this game, this is supposed to be a Unity Project by 11 Students. Which explains it's short and sweet format. The game's concept and controls is pretty simple, only three abilities you can do; however, the game play is extremely fun. Movement feels pretty polished, combat is pretty satisfying, and the game itself is quite a fair challenge. (Not easy, but they give you a reasonable amount of save points where you'd expect them to be.) I've also played through this game twice, once on a controller, and once with a keyboard and mouse. Both methods feel good to use and are responsive. The music while good, I do feel like it's a little repetitive, and the looping is rough, but the sound design is well done. The graphics are pretty expressive and has a lot of charm to it. The colors on the right display are also brings art out this game's art a lot more. Overall, I would give the game a 8/10. Like most games, it has a few flaws, but you can see there's a lot of passion that went into it. All of the students who worked on it should give themselves a pat on the back. Especially since this could definitely become a full game than just a Unity Project with what is presented here.