The presentation- amazing pixel art with great and fluid animations, and an interested setting that takes from spanish catholic symbols and themes and twists them to creepier highs- was what pulled my attention to this game.
After getting the "true ending", 12 hours later, I'm satisfied with the experience, mostly thanks to the aforementioned setting and presentation.
Gameplay-wise, there's nothing really outstanding about it, for better or worse. The platforming sometimes felt a bit uninspiring and unpolished. The combat was fun and tight, and the progression felt good and rewarding.
Indeed, the most memorable moments are the boss fights. Visually stunning, twisted, and creepy creatures that provide the biggest challenges, all backed up by this religion-gone-super-creepy imagery made for a very good experience.
Just wish the rest was better polished.
After getting the "true ending", 12 hours later, I'm satisfied with the experience, mostly thanks to the aforementioned setting and presentation.
Gameplay-wise, there's nothing really outstanding about it, for better or worse. The platforming sometimes felt a bit uninspiring and unpolished. The combat was fun and tight, and the progression felt good and rewarding.
Indeed, the most memorable moments are the boss fights. Visually stunning, twisted, and creepy creatures that provide the biggest challenges, all backed up by this religion-gone-super-creepy imagery made for a very good experience.
Just wish the rest was better polished.