A dozen hours, give or take, of crawling thru eminently unhygienic, decaying, dishevelled, damp interiors, with brief stints through sunless, gloomy and of course equally as damp exteriors, whilst swinging drunkenly, artlessly at the assortment of subhumans with horrendous physique (not that yours can be anything to write home about, given your performance), who swing and stab (when they don’t occasionally punch, bite or spit) at you even more drunkenly with weapons either shapeless or even more poorly maintained than your own assortment of dulled, rusted implements with which never, EVER is a single swing enough for anything that isn’t a literal bug, while scrounging for filthy coins like some lowly materialist scum, with your only company consisting of a coprophilic yokai who can at least make your blades marginally less dull (not so much that a single swing will EVER be enough, for f…), a woman (and women, as is well established, have no honor), a priest (and priests, much like women, have no honor), and a somewhat sadistic and cannibalistic feline (which would be fine actually, but the cat is also a merchant and, much like women, or priests…), and with vague, tantalising hints of youths of promisingly dubious morality who, however, reliably maintain their absence…

In short, a brief glimpse into Yukio Mishima’s ongoing adventures in the afterlife.

OUT OF THE MANY SLOP ASS GAMES IVE PLAYED IN THE PAST YEARS THIS IS AMAZING IN EVERY SINGLE WAY PLEASE MAKE MORE GAMES LIKE THIS AND STOP MAKING SLOP LIKE CONCORD

Most other games that attempt to mimic PS1 aesthetic usually iron out all the little rough edges that came with early 3d games which has its place and i don't blame them for that but Labyrinth Of The Demon King keeps the quirks of odd puzzles and inconvenient mechanics where it genuinely feels like a PS1 game with its own ideas and identity being a great dungeon crawler horror game that did have me unnerved with how well the sound works well with the atmosphere of its setting.