Pros- Some good puzzles here and there. The combat can be fun at times when the game is working properly. Sometimes the AI can get a chuckle but thats about it Cons- The lack of objective markers make the game feel way more difficult than it needs to be. Some of the things you do in this game should be grounds for a more thematic discussion but the game just assumes that you go along with what is happening without questioning it. The combat is very unbalanced and feels brutally unfair at points. The camera is messy and gets so bad sometimes i see things i shouldnt and even fall through the floor of the world more often than not. The checkpoint system is so bad that it takes you back so far that you have to replay areas that were already a chore to get through and do them again. Conclusion: I cannot recommend this game to almost anyone. Blackwind doesn’t feel like it’s as fleshed out as it should be. Some of its ideas could be interesting in better, more focused and balanced games, but in the way they come together here, my main feeling was frustration, and for a game as lighthearted and colorful as this, that’s a dizzying disappointment. There may have been a strong vision for what Blackwind could have been at one point, but it didn’t show up in the final product.