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In a certain sense it is a bit like doing parkour in an area of the MOMA, where, ultimately, you find yourself thinking of it as an obstacle course with a peculiar setting. Evocative in some parts, successful when it puts the tiny protagonist in contrast with the indefinite dimensions of the machine, it ends up being a bit of an end in itself in single player, with the campaign becoming a sort of gym to prepare for online .
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But this is also part of Blue Prince and its return to a slower, more thoughtful way of playing video games, which pushes you to keep pen and paper handy, invites you to stop for several minutes to observe the setting, to think carefully about the positioning of each individual room and the actual functioning of the floor plan, and above all asks you to often abandon the path you are stuck on to explore new directions, accepting the idea of losing and finding yourself facing yet another dead end. Too much for today's market?
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Haste is the game to go fast. The strong colors, the pressing music, the landscapes full of obstacles and the acceleration system are a concentrate of adrenaline that becomes difficult to do without if you are looking for an extremely stimulating video game experience.
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The final flaw holding Khazan back from excellence? The art direction . From a technical standpoint, Neople's game actually holds up quite well, thanks to quality cel shading and remarkable animations; furthermore, the optimization is excellent, thanks to remarkable scalability that allows the game to run satisfactorily even on less-than-stellar configurations.
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Graphically, the game has a mix of ups and downs , acting as a pure spin-off when considering the available settings (although it is in fact a new chapter, which connects to the events of Infinite Wealth), but doing the usual excellent job with regards to the cutscenes and combat animations, accompanied once again by a solid and engaging soundtrack.
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The quality is high, with some tracks that, in this case, are truly memorable. For a video game that makes music its strong point, there's certainly no reason to complain, especially considering their rhythm is so precise that practically anyone can keep time. In fact, it's perhaps impossible not to.
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The splendid sensation of the brain clicking and that animates masterpieces like Return of the Obra Dinn, unfortunately, in this case is sacrificed in the name of a commanded logic.
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Different speech for the mechanics of the Soul Cannon that once it is activated one of the characters dies and the game automatically saves, so you have been warned. Generally speaking, there are very small novelties inserted in the flow and in the minigames, but the structure of the formula remains identical.
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This is its greatest strength: once you've reached the end, you feel like there's still so much to discover about the characters and the game world, and it makes you want to play again. You wonder what might happen if you made different choices, at all levels, given the game system's ability to respond coherently and satisfactorily to your decisions. After all, isn't this the true essence of a role-playing game?
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As we will tell in the review of Caves of Qud , what the authors accomplished is a sort of miracle that inevitably pushes us to reflect on the idiosyncrasies of the modern medium.
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Alaloth: Champions of The Four Kingdoms can conquer both the enthusiast of the precise and modular combat of soulslike and the lover of old-style role-playing games like the first Baldur's Gate.
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In the three endings, unlockable in a matter of seconds, compressing everything into the final lines of dialogue, Bojan Brbora barely has time to hastily tell us what happened, only to leave us at the credits with a huge question mark hanging over our heads: is the failed experiment we've just experienced really being sold for 4 euros?
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