PlayStation 4 User Reviews

Nonostante gli evidenti difetti devo dire di essermi davvero divertito giocarlo. Un hack and slash che a tratti ricorda DmC, la storia non è niente di eccezionale ma per chi cerca un passatempo dove l’unico scopo è affettare nemici può andare più che bene.

This game is fire..From the outset the combat feels familiar and satisfying, but is so tight and well implemented that it actually rises above similar titles like Nier and DMC..Ultra age requires more skill and precise timing and is crafted perfectly.. From the outset you are shown the basics , leading to the sexy femme fatal antagonist, that got my attention peaked for this game..There is a satisfying leveling system and you grind you way along leveling up similar to an ARPG..Story is syfy cool and all worth it's price..I would love to see what this studio could do with a big budget as this game is better than most generic, political triple A games released today in the US.

If this were a AAA game i would give it a 6/10. But its not.Sure graphics are outdated and the voice acting **** who **** combat is *chef's kiss* 10/10 for the combat alone. Thats all i need from. A hack and slash.

It's a game where combat is the key. There are some downsides, but the combat alone is worth it. The voice actor was the most disappointing, but after changing it to Japanese, it was fine. I was surprised that there were no bugs at all while playing.

The game started off pritty average…dull voice acting,dull enemy’s but the gameplay kept me playing which is a mix of devil may cry and demon souls but both elements done poorly and then about 4 hrs in a came across a game breaking bug where a door that was supposed to open never did and in all honesty I was glad for an excuse to put it down. The game had some nice ideas but is delivered badly

Combat gameplay is on point (search YT for weapon skills showcase to see for yourself). I think the combat in this is underrated because at first it's a bit hard to grasp, but once you get down with the various weapon mechanics it really is fun as hell. If they released a horde mode DLC it would be sick. I'd give the combat a 9 or even bordering on a 10 as it really is well designed, especially for a small indie title. Music is decent but gets repetitive. Voice acting is best skipped. Story is average too - I tuned out as I ended up skipping many cut scenes to get to the combat, mainly because the dialogue and acting wasn't doing it for me in the slightest. Bosses are decent, a couple are great, and at least two are quite hard. The final boss is epic and so well designed, but also very difficult. It's a nail biting fight that requires you to have really learned all the combat mechanics well, and even then it's tough. This game is worth it for that boss fight alone though, if you're into tough well designed boss fights. Exploration is at a minimum, but you do need to explore to find some upgrade resources. Enemies are decent, some are really great in their design. Combat wise even the hardest enemies have perfect counters you can do if you learn the mechanics, meaning you can start weapon switching and countering/attacking to feel like a bad-ass. Design is on point here. However, while there is a diverse group of enemies, they do become quite repetitive after a while. This is a small indie team's first console release, and amazingly I experienced zero bugs. One of the few games in recent years that I can say that about. It's also a small price point too, which is reflective of the 8-10 hour campaign length. Overall I think this is a stellar first release for a studio. After playing through and learning how to play properly, I played it through a second time with that knowledge and the second time was a blast. Really enjoyed it knowing how to use the mechanics from the very beginning. I recommend this game, and have high hopes on future games from this studio, especially if they double-down on their weapon switching combat focus.