Here are the links to check out Lunacid and follow Akuma Kira's other work: Check out Lunacid: -Steam: store.steampowered.com/app/1745510/Lunacid/ -Twitter: twitter.com/Stylish_Kira
Yep! And it was actually on five games: Lunacid, Monomyth, Devil Spire, Dread Delusion, and Snail. Here's the link: www.gamespot.com/articles/move-over-dark-souls-the-from-software-title-inspiring-a-new-wave-of-games-is-kings-field/1100-6507649/
That would definitely explain some of the characters especially the little demon Reaper girl that has the same energy in my opinion of the forest Guardian from Spooky's jumpscares
It's funny how much of what's taken as innovations compared to King's Field are things that Ultima Underworld already did in 1992 when it gave birth to this entire subgenre of fpv action rpgs and incidently also became the prototype to what people call 'immersive sims' today
Hey, thanks for the comment :) The reason I focused on the differences between King's Field and Lunacid rather than Ultima Underworld is because Lunacid is directly inspired by KF. And while KF certainly took influence from Ultima Underworld (and the real-time dungeon crawlers that came before Ultima Underworld like Eye of the Beholder and Dungeon Master), both KF and Lunacid are very different experiences by comparison. Also, if you're interested in those older dungeon crawlers, I talk more about that stuff in this video on Wizardry and its influences: th-cam.com/video/zAuqTHGYIng/w-d-xo.html
I've been following the game since Kira first dropped it in Early Access, and I've been looking forward to the full release the entire time. I can't wait for whatever Kira does next, once they're done with Lunacid.
King's Field did have charge mechanics though, so not sure what's being repackaged or whatever here. The bow shots could be charged, and melee weapons were less effective if you attacked before stamina goes back all the way, I think? It's just, you had no parry mechanics and enemies were somewhat braindead so the main threat came from their placement
The charge is manual in Lunacid and there is no stamina bar like King's Field. So instead of attacks and waiting for the bar to recover for the full attack damage like in KF, in in Lunacid you hold down the attack button to increase its strength then let go when the bar fills. It's almost like the inverse of KF's system, and much faster.
youtube algorithm is wild, i installed lunacid yesterday on my steamdeck cuz i wana check it out during this coming weekend and i see this video funny how things are!
Found this game from a reddit thread asking about a pixelated open world style game I can play on PC being new to PC gaming and someone suggested this. Cant wait to check this out. would be awesome if Fromsoftware did a playthrough and voiced their thoughts on the game.
I was gonna say; what I played earlier this year also reminded me a great deal of Castlevania: Legacy of Darkness’ environments-as well as Shadowgate 64.
Awesome interview; I didn't know about Lunacid or Dead Delusion! Why not make an easy top 10 anticipated games? i'd love to know, as these types of games are generally obscure and hard to find the promising ones.
It's something I'm considering! Tbh I have avoided list videos since so many other channels do them, but a lot of folks have asked me to make some lists covering new/upcoming dungeon crawlers and other categories, so I might try a few out since there's interest.
3:49 - graph paper is a classic. The fire sword and that axe at the 5-minute mark look so sick. Also, what a GET for the intro voice actor. The only thing that concerns me is the lack of a giant two-handed mace, but no game is literally perfect. Still loving this format. 🖤
Also yes--the weapon designs are so good. Honestly, the gear, monsters, and general level themes are all great so far. Really excited to see what's waiting in the final version.
@@ItIsYouAreNotYour Idk, I think your might be wrong on this one, man. It seems like the kind of game where you have to take you’re time and let the atmosphere soak into you.
It's super cool to hear that Kira worked on one of my favourites: Dread Delusion, as a sidenote, are you planning on doing a similar thing with other King's Field-like developers?
I am! I have several more interviews lined up with folks making KF-like dungeon crawlers, as well as indie devs making other styles of dungeon RPGs. Edit: Also, if you're interested, I interviewed Kira and several other folks making KF-influenced games for GameSpot last year: www.gamespot.com/articles/move-over-dark-souls-the-from-software-title-inspiring-a-new-wave-of-games-is-kings-field/1100-6507649/
Knowing that Lunacid will get a sequel really hypes me up. I Know both games Lost in Vivo and Spooky's jumpscare Mansion very well and i did not know that Kira took a major role in both of them. Also hearing that Kira is involved with Dread Delusion Pumps up my hopes for the game by a mile. I Uninstalled Dread Delusion and am by now, patiently waiting for a full release because i want to get the full experience of the game with the 1.0 Version. I am just about to start my new adventure in Lunacids full release version and i can't wait to get immersed into this game once again.
Cool viedo, I love lunacid, I was so impacted by this game that I played most of king's field games, and now making my own King's Field-like, called Verho :D
@@TheCrawl I post daily on TikTok bsc right now is the only place I get some views, also if you want I’m currently giving steam keys to people who would like to playtest early version of game, if u want I can send you one.
@@TheCrawl btw sorry if my relayed was dubbled but I got some error while sending it first time, so I send it 2nd time to be sure that you will get it.
@@TheCrawl hmmm right now I see only replay about dubble relay, let me know if you see 1st to messages, I don't know if there is some issue on my side or some youtube lag
I like Lunacid. It looks like a nice dungeon crawler and, not gonna lie, it's use of purples is cool - purple is a cool color, but a rarely used one (oh, how much i hate that shadowrun 6th edition is a mess - it's rulebook looks so cool!.. although the art looks like the studio had no budget) Also, nice to know that such a cool creator is working on it. There is sadly a bunch of people seething about pronouns and furries in this comment section - they are a loud minority overall and are likely a loud minority on this channel.
Hey thanks for the comment! I agree that the use of purple makes for a unique vibe. Purple is my favorite color, so that might be why I was so drawn to it from the start lol. Also, I was expecting some bad faith outrage from transphobes and bigots, but I’ll be honest-it’s more than I anticipated. I want this channel to highlight games and people from diverse backgrounds, and want everyone to feel welcome, so I’ve done my best to moderate the really hateful stuff. But it still sucks, and I think indicates I need to be clearer about the goal of this channel and the type of community I want to foster (which is one that has no place or tolerance for transphobes). Anyway, that said, I appreciate folks like you for watching and commenting. I hope you stick around and enjoy my other videos :)
@@TheCrawl purple is cool. I remember that supergeekmike (i think tha was the channel name), a ttrpg youtuber, recently made a video about how he specifically brings up political topics to make toxic people filter themselves out of the community or something like that. I mean, hatewatchers are a think, but ig this makes some sense. Fostering a safe community is hard work
I love it. I wouldnt reccomend it to everybody. Id say this game is about the vibe first. Not a lot to it. Explore, try not to get too lost, find loot try out new weapons and spells. Love it.
Amazing game, I'm having a great time playing it, the art is beautiful. I would really love some kind of map and a bestiary ingame to skip Alt-tab the Wiki
When I started playing this I basically made a shinobi, put all my points in speed and jumping and now I have a powerful bow, been playing it like Quake lmao
Only thing i can critique are the UI colors. They are a little too colorful for the rest of the game's aesthetic and the enemies names are displayed in a font that doesn't lend itself to the theme either.
Biggest problem with the game is the difficulty curve. It starts off reasonably high, peaks around the 3rd-ish area, and then drops off a cliff. It actually doesn't even matter what playstyle you choose; melee, ranged, or magic, they ALL become overpowered by the castle stage. The best way to solve this would have been to design more aggressive and dangerous enemies for the later stages, and to implement strong diminishing returns on attributes just like most From-Souls games have.
^ This person right here is extremely correct. Hollow Basin was pretty chill, a perfectly reasonable tutorial area. Silent Temple was extremely stressful and fairly difficult, but after beating my head against that wall long enough it eventually broke and the difficulty dropped sharply, and kept getting easier as I progressed.
After downloading this game yesterday and playing it for a good long while around 8 hours I will say this game kind of fulfilled a niche that I never knew I had for a very long time. This is a Dungeon Crawler and you are going to get confused you are going to get lost and that is perfectly okay. The game as far as I know at this moment gives you enough Clues on Pretty much telling you where you need to go but it's up to you to go pretty much anywhere. There are some annoying things about the game that does annoy the hell out of me as I mentioned dogs that can inflict slow on you and now you're trying to bash your button as quick as you can the try killing these things as quick as you can. One hint I'll at least give some players here or people that want to play this game. Purchase the Rapier because this thing is going to be your best friend since its upgraded version is a silver Rapier and it's one of the only weapons that I found so far in the game that has the holy property. You are going to need this thing a lot. If anybody has found another weapon that has the holy property on it don't mention it here in the comments and let people find it.
Clearly people don’t understand this is not a modern game, it doesn’t hold your hand in any way. It brings back the feeling of discovery from when you played games as a kid and I missed that, like when you didn’t understand the tutorial or completely ignored it and had to figure out the controls on your own. And then it clicked!
Hah. Personally, I can't pick one over the other. Both are similar and share a lot of the same influences, but going for different atmospheres and scopes. It's like deciding between Morrowind or Shadow Tower lol
Loved finding out Lunacid in it's early alpha stage, it's also the game that gave me the courage to later try out old King's Field series, previously only familiar of their existence as a Dark Souls player, but they looked so dated and janky to ever try to play them before. Lunacid was easier and more modern introduction into this subgenre. Now I've finished the final release version of Lunacid which I loved, and curious to even see other devs getting into this genre of atmospheric early 3D dungeon crawlers.
Time to do a new playthrough now the game's finished, I guess. Originally I thought it was a complete game and was pretty bummed when it just got cut off at a certain point. dread delusion is intriguing too.
Very excited about this, I did just get a refund. I have spent the day unable to get the game to load past the well on any of my computers and I am getting close to the max gameplay before I cant request one. I really hope the bugs get worked out, this looks great.
@@TheCrawl I found that out! I've been looking for it, because it looks really cool, but it's hard to find a high quality version. Do you know if I can find it somewhere?
i will say, the only major negative is the fiasco in the steam discussions page. if you want to have fun playing the game and not have the experience weighed down by socail/lifestyle conflict, then avoid the steam discussions page like it'll give you the plague. my opinion on what is going on there is really neutral and even then it made me fell really crummy the whole time i played the game. poisons the water a bit, or whatever
Yea, their appearance is pretty out of place in the game world lol. Garret and Clive felt a bit more in line with the NPCs I would picture for a game like this.
How about a you are more than a severed hand mechanic? Is that too much to ask? Even Doom gave the illusion that you had a body even if you couldn't see it.
Refunded it, very boring in the end, empty places, not surprising gameplay, slow paced, you bought keys to acess places (??) instead of finding or defeating bosses or any challenges.. It felt as one of those games that you end up thinking: why I'm playing this? It is not fun at all. Maybe, it will keep being better in the future as many early access games did, but seriously I was massively dissappointed.
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Here are the links to check out Lunacid and follow Akuma Kira's other work:
Check out Lunacid:
-Steam: store.steampowered.com/app/1745510/Lunacid/
-Twitter: twitter.com/Stylish_Kira
What are the other two you interviewed? Monomyth mayhap?
Yep! And it was actually on five games: Lunacid, Monomyth, Devil Spire, Dread Delusion, and Snail. Here's the link: www.gamespot.com/articles/move-over-dark-souls-the-from-software-title-inspiring-a-new-wave-of-games-is-kings-field/1100-6507649/
@@TheCrawl Thanks. Wasn't familiar with Snail yet. Lunacid is incredible
Wait, Lunacid has the same same dev as Lost in Vivo and Spooky's Jumpscare?!
Damn, this guy is multitalented
That would definitely explain some of the characters especially the little demon Reaper girl that has the same energy in my opinion of the forest Guardian from Spooky's jumpscares
@@goldtoothslair3052Demi was actually birthed first as Akuma’s D&D character before being an NPC in Lunacid
It's funny how much of what's taken as innovations compared to King's Field are things that Ultima Underworld already did in 1992 when it gave birth to this entire subgenre of fpv action rpgs and incidently also became the prototype to what people call 'immersive sims' today
Hey, thanks for the comment :) The reason I focused on the differences between King's Field and Lunacid rather than Ultima Underworld is because Lunacid is directly inspired by KF. And while KF certainly took influence from Ultima Underworld (and the real-time dungeon crawlers that came before Ultima Underworld like Eye of the Beholder and Dungeon Master), both KF and Lunacid are very different experiences by comparison. Also, if you're interested in those older dungeon crawlers, I talk more about that stuff in this video on Wizardry and its influences: th-cam.com/video/zAuqTHGYIng/w-d-xo.html
"I love mean status effects."
"Nothing is sacred in gaming."
Now this is someone I can vibe with!
I've been following the game since Kira first dropped it in Early Access, and I've been looking forward to the full release the entire time. I can't wait for whatever Kira does next, once they're done with Lunacid.
As someone new to Akuma Kira's work, this looks very cool. Can''t wait to see how the final release pans out!
Kira makes awesome stuff. I definitely recommend checking out their Steam and itch pages to see some of the other stuff they've made, too.
I am so hyped for this game, been watching it since shortly after the early access opened and have been forcing myself to hold off until full release
Wait no more now!
Absolutely loved this interview! Kira is godtier~ They did great work here!
King's Field did have charge mechanics though, so not sure what's being repackaged or whatever here. The bow shots could be charged, and melee weapons were less effective if you attacked before stamina goes back all the way, I think? It's just, you had no parry mechanics and enemies were somewhat braindead so the main threat came from their placement
The charge is manual in Lunacid and there is no stamina bar like King's Field. So instead of attacks and waiting for the bar to recover for the full attack damage like in KF, in in Lunacid you hold down the attack button to increase its strength then let go when the bar fills. It's almost like the inverse of KF's system, and much faster.
@@TheCrawl it would definitely be perceived like the player is given more agency, I guess
youtube algorithm is wild, i installed lunacid yesterday on my steamdeck cuz i wana check it out during this coming weekend and i see this video funny how things are!
I only found Lunacid a couple weeks ago and was still playing through the game when the full release dropped, so that's some really good timing.
NIce! I had been following this game, didn't realize it was coming out so soon. Another great video.
Found this game from a reddit thread asking about a pixelated open world style game I can play on PC being new to PC gaming and someone suggested this. Cant wait to check this out. would be awesome if Fromsoftware did a playthrough and voiced their thoughts on the game.
I was gonna say; what I played earlier this year also reminded me a great deal of Castlevania: Legacy of Darkness’ environments-as well as Shadowgate 64.
Kira's been playing LoD on their Twitch streams recently, in fact.
@@TheCrawl oh awesome! i love that game (unsurprisingly)
Great video and interview king 👑
After playing and beating Lunacid I must say that it has become more favorite DRPG
It’s very good. Absolute top-notch atmosphere
Dang it Brendan I was finally whittling down my backlog for the year...
Good job, buddy ;)
Man, you got a neat little gem here with this game. Can't wait to immerse myself even further into it, but at 3 hours in, I love it.
3:10 after playing LOTF and Lies of P I'm not really sure there's such a thing as focus testing anymore.
Love Lunacid so much, played in EA, almost finished with my first playthrough after full release. So pleased
Love ur vids keep up the good work
I love the Jazz Music in the library. Very different but it works
Awesome interview; I didn't know about Lunacid or Dead Delusion! Why not make an easy top 10 anticipated games? i'd love to know, as these types of games are generally obscure and hard to find the promising ones.
It's something I'm considering! Tbh I have avoided list videos since so many other channels do them, but a lot of folks have asked me to make some lists covering new/upcoming dungeon crawlers and other categories, so I might try a few out since there's interest.
3:49 - graph paper is a classic. The fire sword and that axe at the 5-minute mark look so sick. Also, what a GET for the intro voice actor. The only thing that concerns me is the lack of a giant two-handed mace, but no game is literally perfect.
Still loving this format. 🖤
Thanks, duder
Also yes--the weapon designs are so good. Honestly, the gear, monsters, and general level themes are all great so far. Really excited to see what's waiting in the final version.
It just looks too barebone to me.
@@ItIsYouAreNotYour Idk, I think your might be wrong on this one, man. It seems like the kind of game where you have to take you’re time and let the atmosphere soak into you.
Technically you're missing a hand in the game.
A cat developed dungeon crawler?.....I approve.
It's super cool to hear that Kira worked on one of my favourites: Dread Delusion, as a sidenote, are you planning on doing a similar thing with other King's Field-like developers?
I am! I have several more interviews lined up with folks making KF-like dungeon crawlers, as well as indie devs making other styles of dungeon RPGs.
Edit: Also, if you're interested, I interviewed Kira and several other folks making KF-influenced games for GameSpot last year: www.gamespot.com/articles/move-over-dark-souls-the-from-software-title-inspiring-a-new-wave-of-games-is-kings-field/1100-6507649/
The game looks really cool, I'll purchase it for sure ! Also Kira's voice is really really attractive, I'm not sure why but they sound very good 😖
lol i just bought dread delusion as well, lunacid is tight.
Knowing that Lunacid will get a sequel really hypes me up. I Know both games Lost in Vivo and Spooky's jumpscare Mansion very well and i did not know that Kira took a major role in both of them. Also hearing that Kira is involved with Dread Delusion Pumps up my hopes for the game by a mile. I Uninstalled Dread Delusion and am by now, patiently waiting for a full release because i want to get the full experience of the game with the 1.0 Version. I am just about to start my new adventure in Lunacids full release version and i can't wait to get immersed into this game once again.
I absolutely loved King’s Field back in the day. This looks interesting.
Thank you for spreading news about this! i totally missed it but this looks like a cool ass game to try out soon!
Thank YOU for checking out the video! I hope you enjoy the game if you get a chance to play!
Good video. Love your videos, bee using them to help develop our game. Thanks for all the time and effort put into them ^_^
Oh wow, I really appreciate that. What's your game called, I'd love to check it out!
Depths: The Lost Legacy@@TheCrawl
Cool viedo, I love lunacid, I was so impacted by this game that I played most of king's field games, and now making my own King's Field-like, called Verho :D
That sounds awesome! I'd love to follow your progress on that--are you posting about it anywhere?
@@TheCrawl I post daily on TikTok bsc right now is the only place I get some views, also if you want I’m currently giving steam keys to people who would like to playtest early version of game, if u want I can send you one.
@@TheCrawl btw sorry if my relayed was dubbled but I got some error while sending it first time, so I send it 2nd time to be sure that you will get it.
@@TheCrawl hmmm right now I see only replay about dubble relay, let me know if you see 1st to messages, I don't know if there is some issue on my side or some youtube lag
Sure! My social links are in the channel description
I like Lunacid.
It looks like a nice dungeon crawler and, not gonna lie, it's use of purples is cool - purple is a cool color, but a rarely used one (oh, how much i hate that shadowrun 6th edition is a mess - it's rulebook looks so cool!.. although the art looks like the studio had no budget)
Also, nice to know that such a cool creator is working on it.
There is sadly a bunch of people seething about pronouns and furries in this comment section - they are a loud minority overall and are likely a loud minority on this channel.
Hey thanks for the comment! I agree that the use of purple makes for a unique vibe. Purple is my favorite color, so that might be why I was so drawn to it from the start lol.
Also, I was expecting some bad faith outrage from transphobes and bigots, but I’ll be honest-it’s more than I anticipated. I want this channel to highlight games and people from diverse backgrounds, and want everyone to feel welcome, so I’ve done my best to moderate the really hateful stuff. But it still sucks, and I think indicates I need to be clearer about the goal of this channel and the type of community I want to foster (which is one that has no place or tolerance for transphobes).
Anyway, that said, I appreciate folks like you for watching and commenting. I hope you stick around and enjoy my other videos :)
@@TheCrawl purple is cool.
I remember that supergeekmike (i think tha was the channel name), a ttrpg youtuber, recently made a video about how he specifically brings up political topics to make toxic people filter themselves out of the community or something like that. I mean, hatewatchers are a think, but ig this makes some sense.
Fostering a safe community is hard work
@@Alex-cq1zr "I farmed you twice," as a certain gamedev youtuber would say.
I love it. I wouldnt reccomend it to everybody. Id say this game is about the vibe first. Not a lot to it. Explore, try not to get too lost, find loot try out new weapons and spells. Love it.
Love your channel, man! Keep up the fantastic work.
Amazing game, I'm having a great time playing it, the art is beautiful. I would really love some kind of map and a bestiary ingame to skip Alt-tab the Wiki
Great interview! Game looks super cool.
I had a kick playing lunacid but when i found the crossbow the game just became a run-and-gun game lol
Really looking forward to trying out the full release :)
This looks fantastic!
When I started playing this I basically made a shinobi, put all my points in speed and jumping and now I have a powerful bow, been playing it like Quake lmao
This game looks neat, I'll check it out.
Only thing i can critique are the UI colors. They are a little too colorful for the rest of the game's aesthetic and the enemies names are displayed in a font that doesn't lend itself to the theme either.
kira has such a cute voice
this game gonna be in my wishlist i think
Gold content!
gonna pick this up
Biggest problem with the game is the difficulty curve. It starts off reasonably high, peaks around the 3rd-ish area, and then drops off a cliff. It actually doesn't even matter what playstyle you choose; melee, ranged, or magic, they ALL become overpowered by the castle stage.
The best way to solve this would have been to design more aggressive and dangerous enemies for the later stages, and to implement strong diminishing returns on attributes just like most From-Souls games have.
^ This person right here is extremely correct. Hollow Basin was pretty chill, a perfectly reasonable tutorial area. Silent Temple was extremely stressful and fairly difficult, but after beating my head against that wall long enough it eventually broke and the difficulty dropped sharply, and kept getting easier as I progressed.
After downloading this game yesterday and playing it for a good long while around 8 hours I will say this game kind of fulfilled a niche that I never knew I had for a very long time.
This is a Dungeon Crawler and you are going to get confused you are going to get lost and that is perfectly okay. The game as far as I know at this moment gives you enough Clues on Pretty much telling you where you need to go but it's up to you to go pretty much anywhere.
There are some annoying things about the game that does annoy the hell out of me as I mentioned dogs that can inflict slow on you and now you're trying to bash your button as quick as you can the try killing these things as quick as you can.
One hint I'll at least give some players here or people that want to play this game. Purchase the Rapier because this thing is going to be your best friend since its upgraded version is a silver Rapier and it's one of the only weapons that I found so far in the game that has the holy property. You are going to need this thing a lot.
If anybody has found another weapon that has the holy property on it don't mention it here in the comments and let people find it.
When you are about to burn those magical books and the beat drops :
No way! I had no idea it was coming out of ea! I was already planning on having this be my Halloween game! Yes *headbangs violently* 🤘
I've been holding off on the EA version for months haha. I think it'll be a perfect Halloween game!
Clearly people don’t understand this is not a modern game, it doesn’t hold your hand in any way. It brings back the feeling of discovery from when you played games as a kid and I missed that, like when you didn’t understand the tutorial or completely ignored it and had to figure out the controls on your own. And then it clicked!
Alucards va also voices the boss crillal i believe
dread delusion vs lunacid GO!"!!
Hah. Personally, I can't pick one over the other. Both are similar and share a lot of the same influences, but going for different atmospheres and scopes. It's like deciding between Morrowind or Shadow Tower lol
Loved finding out Lunacid in it's early alpha stage, it's also the game that gave me the courage to later try out old King's Field series, previously only familiar of their existence as a Dark Souls player, but they looked so dated and janky to ever try to play them before. Lunacid was easier and more modern introduction into this subgenre. Now I've finished the final release version of Lunacid which I loved, and curious to even see other devs getting into this genre of atmospheric early 3D dungeon crawlers.
Would love a console port!
The UI doesn’t quite fit. Not a huge thing, just something that stood out to me.
Time to do a new playthrough now the game's finished, I guess. Originally I thought it was a complete game and was pretty bummed when it just got cut off at a certain point. dread delusion is intriguing too.
Very excited about this, I did just get a refund. I have spent the day unable to get the game to load past the well on any of my computers and I am getting close to the max gameplay before I cant request one. I really hope the bugs get worked out, this looks great.
Main inspiration is AMID EVIL
What is the thumbnail art from? Is it castlevania?
It’s the key art for Lunacid.
@@TheCrawl I found that out! I've been looking for it, because it looks really cool, but it's hard to find a high quality version. Do you know if I can find it somewhere?
I just used the banner image from Steam
I'm _loving_ this game. So good.
only thing holding it back is balance. Magic is ridiculously strong compared to everything else.
i will say, the only major negative is the fiasco in the steam discussions page. if you want to have fun playing the game and not have the experience weighed down by socail/lifestyle conflict, then avoid the steam discussions page like it'll give you the plague.
my opinion on what is going on there is really neutral and even then it made me fell really crummy the whole time i played the game. poisons the water a bit, or whatever
I'm done like a clown
Games limited in actions, not many bosses, ending feels rushed. Exploration was fun. Its an okay game.
The only thing that annoys me is the floating weapon. Not that much but it's weird.
Fwiw you are literally playing as a severed hand
Kira wants to port the game to something…
Lunacid mobile incoming?
In the Patron-exclsuive unedited interview, Kira talks about working on a potential Switch version, but nothing is confirmed
I dont like the anime style characters but the game is good
Yea, their appearance is pretty out of place in the game world lol. Garret and Clive felt a bit more in line with the NPCs I would picture for a game like this.
Port it to switch
Dude is a purple cat
Imagine need RTX 4090 with next gen nonsense.
How about a you are more than a severed hand mechanic? Is that too much to ask? Even Doom gave the illusion that you had a body even if you couldn't see it.
There is an in-game reason why you’re a floating hand
"early access": I don't want to pay for QA and testers, so I delegate that to fools.
It's out of EA.
I'm sorry but since when from software is reference in old school dungeon crawlers lol
Since they made King’s Field, Shadow Tower, and Eternal Ring lol
This game is not great. C+ at best.
What, that Is crazy, you do not know anything about art in gaming.😂
It's pretty good I'd give it AT LEAST a B in its current state
The game is great, it scratches an itch I didn't even knew I had
mid take
You clearly don't love kingsfeild
Refunded it, very boring in the end, empty places, not surprising gameplay, slow paced, you bought keys to acess places (??) instead of finding or defeating bosses or any challenges..
It felt as one of those games that you end up thinking: why I'm playing this? It is not fun at all.
Maybe, it will keep being better in the future as many early access games did, but seriously I was massively dissappointed.