Sword of Hypotenuse Reviews

[i] My Experience [/i] I ran into problems with Sword of Hypotenuse due to a combination of two factors. The first of these is the way that the stage is set with respect to the game's story, and the second is the fairly high difficulty. Although my co-op partner and I had no idea where we were and what we were supposed to be doing when the game began, we found the headbutts that our "tofu ninjas" could do to be amusing, and enjoyed the game's visual style. However, shortly afterwards we ran into an encounter that contained two enemy tofu ninjas (?) that preferred to throw objects alongside one using a melee weapon (a stick). We died on this encounter rather quickly, and then went on to die here perhaps two more times before deciding to move on to something else. However, since I was the one who had paid for the game (with Remote Play Together only one player actually needs to purchase the game), I wanted to give the game one more shot. But It was absolutely no surprise when I died again at the same encounter mentioned above. If you'd like a visual, you can look up "Let's Play" footage of the game on the [b]Daring Games[/b] YouTube channel. The streamer dies in exactly the same spot, at around the 8:30 mark. If I 1) had any indication of how much health my little tofu ninja actually has or 2) was given a story hook that made me curious about what might happen next in the game, perhaps I would've persisted with [b]Sword of Hypotenuse[/b]. But since the game seems to relish being somewhat cryptic, I'm content to move on to something else.