Blossom Tales: The Sleeping King

Pixellook is not wrong. At least if you can portray him charmingly and design it with love to Detail. But somehow I'm missing something here ... Or does that make sense here that the Game looks partly worse than Zelda: Link's Awakening. A Game that is more than 20 Years older? Or is this all a Kind of Homage to "past time" here? But if so, why immediately point to where to go on the Overview Map? And where do the Explorations come from in Part, where to go now? Because a Story is told? But even that should have a Logic here and there. And uff, if it was only to be inspired after these older Games, then I wonder, why couldn't you have a "Roles" function here like in "The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap," so that you can feel a little faster on the Road until you find the Boots? Because as lame marshfully as this Character moves here, you have very little Desire to explore the World. Of course, a lot of players will feel reminded of old Times back and constantly ask for the "and then?" And keep playing. But with me, after every subsequent minute Of Play, only the Question of "Na and?" spread. Sorry, but here I really like to demand the Money back. It's Only when I can re-buy the Game for Half the Prize that I'll take another Look at the Game. But this one, for €15? Never. P.S. funny that I could spend 26 Hours with the-already long-early Access game "Secrets of Grindea," even though it just stops in the middle of the Story. Of course, that Game has a completely different Focus (does not go towards Zelda, But Secrets of Mana, Chrono Trigger etc.) and has even simpler puzzles like this Game. But look like this, the Game costs €142, has a Coop, an extra Game Modie and the Best thing: A Pixel Look that you really like to look at, as it will look almost Timeless even in 10 or 20 Years. Edit: Of course, this "Review" should be evaluated on the BASIS of whether it was in favour of a HILFREICH and not on whether it is in line with one's own Opinion. :--)

Blossom Tales: The Sleeping King is Zelda. You can't and don't have to say more about the Game. This is both a Curse and a blessing at the same time. The Game hardly brings in its own Ideas and thrives on things that the great Role model has already done. It almost seems to me that the Developers didn't want to take any Chances at all. "Here," one must have said during development, "we still need a little Content, because 6 Hours of Play is a little short. Zelda is usually longer. " "No Problem at All," the Programmer replied. ' While we only have five Bosses, we're also making 20 Hearts so we can stuff the whole World with Heart Parts. In doing so, we are stretching the Playing Time enough. " A uniform Murmur went through the Studio. Roaring Applause burned. That's kind of how I imagine the Development Process. I think that's right, really a shame, because with a little more Courage to Innovate, Blossom Tales could have become a worthy representative-so it's only enough to Gossip with leachered Pixeloptics, which makes pretty much every indie title today. Even the Music reminds me of the Tent dates in an area-here and there a few Notes were changed and finished, off into the Bag with it. Those who like Zelda Will like Blossom Tales-after all, is pretty much the Same thing, including the same Mini-games. Damn, even the Forge And the Star House are exactly the same except for smaller Details as they are in the clear Example "A link to the past." Should Castle Pixel work on a Successor, I would like them to try with their own Ideas and dare to get out of the Shadow of Zelda. I'm really torn back and forth on whether to give the Game a Thumbs-up or down. The Time I invested in the Game was well spent, I think, but then I also think it's too much Copy-still, you get a decent, round package for 15 Eurons and whoever likes the Role model will crave more anyway. There are Games that offer less for 60 Euros. I liked the first two Boss Fights and the Puzzles were Fun. Unfortunately, the following final Opponents were no longer at the same Level as the first two and were limited to "Soft of Shit and throw the Boomerang," but the Traitors were pleasantly long and varied. Let's Get our Thumbs up. Satisfactory Game with no real Heights, which works the Tent stroke list and ends just as inconsequently as it begins. Only Without Enterhooks.