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Tales of Kenzera: ZAU doesn't necessarily bring anything new to the table for the metroidvania genre, however what it does bring is a heartfelt story alongside a beautiful world.
It's a very straightforward metroidvania and sometimes that's all you want.
It's a very straightforward metroidvania and sometimes that's all you want.
The aesthetic and animations are the clear standouts in Cookie Cutter, however unfortunately the further I got into it, the more I noticed how much it was lacking in terms of polish with bugs occuring more often than not.
Despite the content warning before starting the game, I was not quite ready for this to go to some dark, DARK places.
Gameplay wise; you know what you're going to get if you've played the likes of Inside and Little Nightmares, although there is a little more jank here that becomes really noticeable once you reach the end of the game.
Where the game shines is in its world, with its focus on Scandinavian folklore making it as fascinating as it is creepy.
Gameplay wise; you know what you're going to get if you've played the likes of Inside and Little Nightmares, although there is a little more jank here that becomes really noticeable once you reach the end of the game.
Where the game shines is in its world, with its focus on Scandinavian folklore making it as fascinating as it is creepy.