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it's... fine. my biggest problem with this being a shovel knight spin off is that it makes me want to play pocket dungeon. yes i know they're 2 COMPLETELY different genres, but pocket dungeon knocks it out of the park while this one kind of limps to the finish line?

the gameplay loop is fine, it handles alright, it's just missing a little spark for me to truly enjoy it, an i'm not quite sure what it is. characters design are on point, the knight's moveset is good, i just... wish i liked it more.

off the bat the biggest complaint is that there's a lot of fancy graphical options turned on that make the game look and run insanely poorly

past that, levels are essentially a big playground, with a decent movement system to back it up. unfortunately, the game feels really tedious to get around and play? the hub worlds are kind of annoying to navigate, the levels at times feel haphazardly thrown together... there's a good foundation, but struggled to hold my attention

when i play im like that picture of the guy in a wheelchair but its ok this is a good video game please play it

mediocre at best

funny sonic

i hate that big the cat is present but the gameplay is still ace so like i dont know. also the sonic portion feels like it runs better than the original on steam deck. very good package overall.

also you get to see the devil. from the bible?

Terribly dull to play. I got roped in by the visuals and left disappointed by the actual level design and gameplay. Fine in a bundle I guess but there are better 3d collectathon to (re)play.

while the historical background is fascinating, the gameplay itself is very repetitive. it starts off strong and has a decent base, but levels are stretched for no particular reason other than seemingly for the sake that they must be. still a recommend i guess because it's not a bad game, but 2 hours is all i could stomach

this game is insane. buy it. it honestly might be the best beat em up ever made and it's not even close.

It looks pretty. It has no substance. Recettear did it better nearly 20 years ago.