Ember review

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by Max Savenkov

So I bought it in the Sale and didn't regret it. I summarize what I liked so much. Good: Graphically, it's not the highest quality, but I thought it was absolutely fine. There was actually no Corner where I would have thought to myself, "Well, but that looks loveless." I also found the Control of the Group that can be coordinated separately, which I did not know yet in a Hack 'n Slay RPG. So-La-La: The map design seems to be becoming increasingly "flatter," meaning that the different Parts of The world are increasingly losing allure and appearing more loveless. I would also have liked to see far More Side Quests and a clearer "crafting menu," in which you can compare directly with the Items created, for example, but it is tolerable. Bad: The Story is kind of pretty lame. At First you get the Impression that it can get really cool, but the further you "immerse" in the World, the more lame everything gets (but doesn't want to give too much away here). I think you could have brought in a little more "epic" There, instead you feel like some running Lad. What still bothered me was the Way the Characters use Spells. These are determined solely by enchanted Objects, that is, that ultimately all Classes can use the same Spells, which can even be bought at various Retailers in the Form of Runes, so I don't really realize where the Big Differences of classes should be the Companions, except in the Initial Values of the Stats, which you can reset for little Gold but at any time ...