Combattimento divertente. Difficoltà medio-alta .. alcuni boss sono frustranti. Mondo molto bello e storia carina. Consigliato!!

Nice story, atmosphere and gameplay. I am totaly recommending it...........

I've just completed "Tails of Iron" on PS5 and also got the Platinum Trophy (very easy to take, actually, since almost all trophies are linked to the main quest). It took a little bit less than 7 hours to beat it and complete the few secondary quests available. Here's my thoughts: PROS - Art Direction is very cool for this little 2D game. You can easily see that the devs put a lot of effort and cure expecially for details. The style is colorful, reach and easy to appreaciate expecially qhen you see how some plocations change during the evolution of the story. This also goes for enemies' design, armors and weapons. - The story is... okay-sh. The plot is nothing exceptional but the way the story is told and a couple of twists make it enjoyable and easy to follow. There's also the right ammount of humor and few nice easter eggs. CONS - The game is quite repetitive. Most of the time you'll just complete fetch quests and face the same enemies over and over again. You'll also move in the same areas for the greatest part of the game and the final areas -which are the most interesting- are quite small.- Exploration is basically no existent. Areas that work as dungeons are basically long corridors that move in one direction. There are no puzzles, no crossroads, nothing. You just move in one direction, kill enemies here and there, fetch what you have to fetch and that's it. - Fight is terribly clunky. The game is based on a dash/dodge and parry system connected to a "weight" stat that depends on your gear. Weapons with high damage or armors with high defense are also heavy. Light weapons/armor offer less offense and defense, but the weight less. The more your weight, harder is to dodge. While on paper this seems perfect, the reality is that the animations feel slow. Often dodge is useless, like there are no Iframes. Parries tend to not connect. Another problem is enemies animations, expecially bosses. Attacks are hard to read or anticipate their pattern so basically it's just a matter of luck. Some dodgeble attacks can't be dodged, some parryable attacks can't be parried. It's very weird, or to be precise it is unrelaible. Considering that you fight A LOT in this game, this can become very frustratring very easily. In order to fix the problem, you'll notice that devs had put healings, ammos and save points almost everywhere and before every boss battle or room full of enemies. Sure, once you've understand "how to make it works" it works, but still... After all, Tails of Iron is a small okay game, if you can buy it for less then 15€ I'd say that's ok to keep you busy few hours, but don't expect a masterpiece or such. Expecially, if you tend to get easily nervous due to clunky fight mechanics, maybe you should not play this game.