2019/04/27 Ixiion
EDIT: I really really enjoyed it, but there are a couple things that unfortunately made me take off a star. The main thing is that the game is actually really small. I thought I had been still at the beginning but it turns out I beat it all in just a few hours, whereas Grimvalor, for example, kept me going for a much longer time. If this game had been longer, it would’ve been among my favorites ever. The only other small thing is that the move list could’ve been a tad better; several of the ones at the bottom didn’t show a control but instead of nothing, it showed the control of the move before it, which was confusing. The shadow cut in particular could have been much better explained in terms of how it is activated. Anyway, it’s still a really enjoyable game, and I’d still recommend it to anyone. :)————Original review:For the longest time, I’ve searched for a new game to play similar to Grimvalor, that meshed the hack & slash genre with the platformer that included hidden areas and secrets to find!I’ve only just started and although it’s past midnight, this is now the first time I’ve managed to put it down after hours of non-stop playing. I can’t really say this game is absolutely a 5* one since I’m still in the beginning, but so far, I really love it.