Recenzje Eastward

Nice art style. Interesting story besides chapter about train where monkeys creeate films. Skipping is not enough in this one. What realy snaped me was the ending fight. Most fights are super easy. Boss and mini boss fight are also easy. And then they give you a fight when you can't move other than side to side, can't shoot becouse they left you only mele weapon as on the beginning of the game and it is fighr all about timing like in Sekiro Die Twice or other Dark Souls bull#@$%. Additional when you heal from menu during the fight, it doest wait for you to use what you want and unpauses the game after every item that you use. Two last chapters are also unlogical when you collect money and item to upgrade weapons and there is no place to do that. Items that you cook to heal yourselve have no descreption before you make them so you have to remember what does what. The game inside the game is also clunky and waste of time. Nice idea but its made with all arcade and nintendo/pegasus clunkiness. To sum up: could be grate if it was consistant but last fight takes 2 of the good aspects of fighting away and gives you one that I try to avoid in gameplay. Siriusely ?! Devil may Cry and Bayoneta mechanick int such a title. Waste of time as the plot eats itself by the end.

Seemingly cute and cozy postapo rapidly becomes mysterious and disturbing. At the same time, very simple mechanics quickly develop into rich set of fun features and complex gameplay challenges. Eastward is a masterclass for indie developers on how to do an RPG that's unique, fun, moving and memorable, while not having branching narrative, open world or complex combat system.