- game looks pretty good. not the best, but everything has a nice textured look to it. the outside environment especially looks pretty good. nice lens flare and stuff when you look toward the sun.
- it plays almost nothing like i thought it would. it's hack n' slash, very hack n' slash. you can block when you have a shield, but i didn't notice any benefits from having better timing. the second boss (gryphon) goes down super easy too.
- character customization is pretty in-depth. you can modify height/weight, bust size for women, scars that range from just face, to face and body/arms, some facepaints. you choose your characters base stuff from presets, and then within those, you can modify them a little. you can make your guy have 2 different color eyes as well, if you want.
- when your pawns (you get to fully customize one, just like you do your character) talk during the game, their text shows up in boxes on the right. it's very distracting, thankfully you can turn it off.
- there is no way to equip other weapons. what you got is what you get.
- the inventory screen seems very plain, but it tells you all the info you need. there are lanterns and if you run out of lantern oil, it will turn off and you're left in the dark.
- there are widescreen black bars on the game, can't turn them off. it's shitty
- pawns are issued around with the d-pad. Up = Go, Down = Come back, not sure on the other two. pawn A.I. was good enough in the short section i played that i didn't need to really order them around
- pawns will seek out and take their own loot/healing items. they will also use them as needed. they will also enchant your weapons with fire damage, and heal you if they can
- it's a very short demo, probably around 20 minutes of gameplay, the rest is customizing your character/pawn, which will transfer into the final game.
all i can think of. ask any questions i'll try to answer them best i can.
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