Avaliações de DOOMBLADE

The art, story, soundtrack and writting pull a lot of weight for this game. Gameplay can be a little abrasive at times, due to how movement possibilities are constantly shifting and hard to track, but this can also be considered a perk when everything "clicks". The level design is very good, as tends to be the requirement for metroidvanias, and the set pieces are quite clever. Boss fights and major encounters can feel like very satisfying puzzles. The game's strongest asset, however, is still its narrative and charismatic characters (both major and minor), which are nicely boosted by an exceptional localization work. This is not for everyone, since it's not particularly accessible to a larger audience with its settings (as is the case, for example, with Spiritfall and Hades), but as a fan of the genre with a rather large tolerance for failure, I had a blast getting through the game and felt rewarded by the strong, poignant narrative.