Évaluations récentes de DragoonWraith

Utterly charming, TUNIC doesn’t just capture the feel of old-school Zelda-style adventures and cash in on nostalgia—it gets clever with the tropes in some beautiful ways.

The game isn’t very hard to complete—for the “bad” ending, that is. Some of the extra, optional puzzles—including some for the “good” ending—are incredibly challenging (provided you resist the urge to just google the answer). Having broken down and looked up a few hints here and there, I’d suggest that you often know more than you think you do. The hints can be very subtle, and sometimes when you’re thinking “no, that can’t be it,” it actually is. But the hints are all there—it’s refreshing for a game to trust you to figure them out. You should trust yourself, too.

I’ve been on a big platforming/metroidvania kick, and I grabbed this because it was cheap.

I should have done that sooner. This was fantastic.

It starts out like a fairly snarky homage to/parody of Ninja Gaiden, which is legit. The writing is light and entertaining, and the platforming is strong. The story seemed basic and the motivation for the quest seemed basically non-existent, which was fine.

Except that’s not accurate at all. The game is actually extremely clever and ties stuff together in really impressive ways. It’s also far larger than I expected, with a ton of content.

Seriously, this game is so worth the time and money.