Steam Randomiser, Game 4:
This is a real treat, overwhelmingly positive on Steam and deservedly so. The fact that this is available to play entirely for free and that the only monetisation is in the form of completely optional cheap costume DLC astounds me, because this is a hell of a lot of a fun and a complete experience.
Part Mega Man inspired and part Castlevania inspired, Khimera melds the best of both worlds, utilising the former's "robot master" and skill collecting influence and borrowing from the former in order to implement collectables that either provide lore or reward the player with extra health or fairies, which lend themselves towards an integrated side quest.
The game is smooth and the narrative is light-hearted and genuinely funny. In its final stages the difficuly scales appropriately and 99% of the time you really do have no choice but to take responsability for every death. This is a premium indie experience with a free price tag in every sense of the word.
This is a real treat, overwhelmingly positive on Steam and deservedly so. The fact that this is available to play entirely for free and that the only monetisation is in the form of completely optional cheap costume DLC astounds me, because this is a hell of a lot of a fun and a complete experience.
Part Mega Man inspired and part Castlevania inspired, Khimera melds the best of both worlds, utilising the former's "robot master" and skill collecting influence and borrowing from the former in order to implement collectables that either provide lore or reward the player with extra health or fairies, which lend themselves towards an integrated side quest.
The game is smooth and the narrative is light-hearted and genuinely funny. In its final stages the difficuly scales appropriately and 99% of the time you really do have no choice but to take responsability for every death. This is a premium indie experience with a free price tag in every sense of the word.