Ginseng Hero Reviews

This is a very short and basic (as always with Sokpop) combat-exploration game. This game feels like it should have been a roguelike, since your goal is to complete a "run", without dying, by exploring, unlocking new paths and one tool, and you keep your health upgrades, your currencies and can chose to keep one of your weapons upon death (if you finish the game, all progress is lost, though), but sadly, the environment and enemies are completely static and will always remain the same, which makes the game VERY repetitive. Despite what the devs claim, the combat system is not physics-based, the animations are. Combat is acceptable, but far from great, it's too floaty and unclear. It's nowhere near as funny as I would have hoped, picturing in my head a physics-based combat system with physics-based animations as advertised, which is false. The inventory system doesn't work properly. You can have 3 weapons, and if you want to pick up a new one, you'll have to drop the weapon in your hands, but instead of dropping the equipped weapon, the game just seems to drop any random weapon from my inventory instead, making it a chore to pick up something, on top of the fact that you have to go through the pause menu to access your inventory, while most buttons on your controller are unsused, like the D-Pad which would have been a good choice for such a use.