Dust: An Elysian Tail

First And foremost, the Hack ' n ' Is Slay. With everything that goes with it. And if you are aware of that, you can forgive a lot and have a lot of Fun. While It's Theory a Role-playing Game with a Metroidvania approach, most of the time you run dull-hing-butchering through the Opponent Rows. The RPG aspect is basically pretty flat: You collect everything the Opponents drop, gradually improve your Status Values, always blindly equip the next Object with green Numbers, bring people X, kill for them Y and get them Z. The Fights reach maximum Depth relatively early. Tactics are not necessarily Necessary because you want to kill a lot quickly and frequently. You don't have to change the Elementary Attack from your Companion, suitable for the Environment. I would have liked to see one or two more Attacks. Otherwise, you will learn new Maneuvers to open up new Paths on the Map. You also have The opportunity to revisit well-known Areas in order to uncover everything there. Not that you'd need the Found ... It's more about you finding anything there at all. Neither Gameplay nor Story are particularly sophisticated or deep. In fact, the entire Plot is very thin, clichéd and predictable. It seems to me like a big Fan Project, not an official Title mt a Budget. Especially in terms of the Quality of the Writing and also some voice Acting, which is above average apart from that. Again, something is tried to compensate with Humor And Allusions, so from because of "Something that is self-ironic, you can't be nasty." The Fights are nice fast though and have a lot of Power thanks to the Animations, Sounds and Picture effects. The Game length is also decent, but I would have liked a few more Cards and the rest could have been a Track smaller. The Backgrounds, the Character design And all the graphic Elephants together with their Movements are very good overall. You can definitely see the Effort that has been put in. But they are not equally talented at every Level, which is why the Overall Experience seems reasonably simple and conventional. But it is by no means bad-not that we misunderstand each other.