The only game in which you can create an energy pack out of milk cans.
If you
allow me to dust off a sentence that I love using: "I used to love this game when I was younger, but I never got around finishing it", oh yes, it's another one of
those. I invested a solid hour into the game, and I'm impressed. Enhancing weapons is pretty straight forward, and I love how rogue-like it feels! There are traps, healing pools, dungeons, I think, are randomly generated and weapons break. Combat is very basic, and
surprisingly, very enjoyable.
The game has a certain je ne se quois about it that reminds me of
Okage: Shadow King, albeit a bit toned down, this is a good thing. Graphics are gorgeous, certainly
among the PS2's best, not just on a technical level, but on an artistic one, characters are very unique and stylized, and the environments, so far, are very colorful and detailed(I might've just copy/pasted this into my notes, so as to tweak it for the review,
sneaky!).
Overall, I'm very impressed.
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