Recenzje The Last Faith

Today, I have unlocked all achievements in this game, and I can honestly give it a negative review. Is it bad in terms of gameplay? Maybe not entirely, as some aspects of the game are well-designed, especially the weapon upgrades (which feel slightly borrowed from Souls-like games such as Dark Souls 3) and the graphics in certain locations or boss designs. However, there are also significant flaws, like the movement system. Sure, as you progress, you unlock abilities like air dash or double jump, but that's not my main issue. In general, compared to games like the Blasphemous series, the main character feels slow and clunky to control. Combined with large locations and a limited number of altars (checkpoints), the game feels sluggish and tedious. Paired with the dull, gray graphics, the entire experience feels unnecessarily long. Some achievements are also poorly designed—not because they are difficult (as achievements should be), but because they are boring or too easy to miss. For example, the achievement related to Aldrich can be ruined too easily, and the game never specifies how long you have to complete this task. You’re simply expected to figure out that it must be done "as soon as possible." In my case, I had to create an entirely new save just to complete this mission. Adding to this frustration is the lack of a New Game+ mode, forcing you to start the game from scratch to complete the same slow and monotonous tasks. I’ve created three separate saves in this game, and I’m not satisfied with any of them.