Dusk Diver 酉閃町 Reviews

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This is a fun short game. The characters are fun and the hub is well designed. While the game does leave a bit to be desired, I can see it has lots of untapped potential.

[h1] A great musou/hacknslash made by Taiwanese devs! [/h1] I definitely think this is a game worth trying out if you like this genre of games and are familiar with the DMCs and Bayonettas, although I would compare it more to a musou (dynasty warriors) style game with how you are fighting most of the time big waves of mobs. It's got a lot of the DNA of games like Senran Kagura and also the attention to detail of replicating a believable real world location, mainly the Ximen district of Taipei. I can count on my fingers games that translate real world locations to an anime art style so well, and those mainly include the Yakuza, Persona and Akiba's Trip games. You noticed I mentioned and referenced a lot of games Duskdivers reminds me of, but I do believe a lot of this dev team's inspiration is very intentional. They are fans of games and have most likely played a lot of these other games and decided to produce a labor of love to this very niche style of games. I think that the combat is the weakest aspect of this game and I am soon going to startup Duskdivers 2 to find out how they have improved on it there, but I also don't believe the combat is terrible. It just suffers from a lot of the typical bloat musou games struggle from, where the closer you reach the endgame, the more the game just throws at you obnoxiously spoungey enemies that don't really do much but you have to spam the hell out of your stamina depletion skills to get them into a vulnerable state. This is a problem a lot of games have regardless if AAA or indie, so I am not going to slam on the game too much for it, though it definitely gets annoying by the end and although I want to 100% every achievement, I am starting to really burn out and feel the repetitiveness of it all by the 11th hour I am currently on. [b] My advice [b] is take the game in slowly, enjoy the setting, theme and story, visit some food stalls and gachapon machines, beat it and just look back at it as a cozy experience you had at some point throughout the year between major releases or other main games you are going ham on. Peace out ;)