(Screenshot: GamesHub, Eiodos-Montréal/Square Enix)īetween witty banter, a banging soundtrack, breakneck action and quieter character moments, the game manages to successfully carve out its own identity beyond the MCU Guardians franchise. It’s the Guardians of the Galaxy, but not as you know them. I just wish it could be a more cohesive and free-flowing experience because the concept is delicious.Expectations that Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy manages to shatter within the first hour of gameplay. I like the game, it has a lot of potentials, the art style is gorgeous, the way the levels incorporate platforms is just sublime and the powers/spells really mix it up but it the crappy design and flow of the levels, the constant difficulty spikes thanks to either bad design or cheap camera movements. As a platformer, it needs to do certain things but it fails at the simple stuff, it is one of those games where it felt like no one played it after building it, little missteps that cause a lot of annoyance and frustration. No the real issue for me is the bad checkpointing but also the cheap level design tactics deployed to try and stop you. For me the combat is bad but manageable, you just have to retrain yourself and be patient. There is a fantastic game in here, it’s got that hook whereby exploration is fun, the loot is plentiful, and gives you so many options to mix it up, issue is the bits that are bad are frustrating and really stop you in your tracks. Related Post: FireGirl Hack N Splash Rescue Review (Steam) Never sure when it’s saved or if checkpoints are a thing so you can land up playing huge chunks again.You can get hot through walls and platforms.
The huge learning curve as the combat involves being patient and learning the routine and motions to it.Casting spells takes time and you can be damaged when performing.Elements play a huge part with them canceling and empowering attacks based on the element in use.Every backdrop to a section looks like a painting on the wall, the platforms could be clouds that you thought were scenery, it’s all very well done.Is a satisfying game but it is difficult.A wide variety of weapons from swords, axes, and spears and not forgetting the trusty shield.Levels are represented and indeed presented like books with big glorious oldy world text.Beautiful locations and artwork that has you going through and behind the art/scenery.The library is your hub where you access lore, use the shops, and select what level to play.Globes act like shops/crafting points and you can buy/destroy items, get new uniforms and learn new spells.Knowledge drops from enemies and chests, it is used as currency for both items and using your spells/powers.Magic stance is where you can then add a 3 button combination to cast a spell.Opening tutorial section but you get continuous pop-ups as needed.Glossary shows your real-time attributes like the type of physical damage or what elemental damage you are currently doing.Two difficulties – Easy and normal/difficult.You get both the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 versions of the game.But after being anointed the new Guardian of the Library where that lost knowledge is kept, now it is time for you to amend your ancestors’ mistakes and protect the ancient tales from the wicked magic that threatens to erase them forever. For our Guardian Of Lore Review, we play as the descendant of a powerful yet cruel king who conquered the land and condemned their original cultures to oblivion.
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