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Fighting, Hack and slash/Beat 'em up, Indie, Arcade
Tonight, in the Queen's realm of Ilance, two prodigies representing the Knight and Aristocrat factions will do battle in ‘the Adjuvant Trial’. This ritual, which has been held since the founding of the nation, decides which faction will hold military and political authority, and protect the Queen, the living symbol of the realm.
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Relentless, unpretentious, clear and cool.
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USgamerPete DavisonMay 20144/5 starsA solid arcade hack-and-slash with easy-to-understand, hard-to-master mechanics.
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Gaming NexusMatt MirkovichMay 20167/10Croixleur Sigma seems to run out of steam right when you start to get the hang of the gameplay. The presentation is top notch, but there's not much below the surface.
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SwitchRPGEvan BeeApr 2019Get ready to slash through swaths of enemies in the definitive time-attack-character-action-role-playing-game.
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GameWatcherJoe DonnellyMay 20143.5/10Depth isn't normally the genre's strong suit but that said, some form of story - one not completely devoid of personality or entirely too reliant on the cheap tricks showcased here - surely isn't too much to ask for. For all Croixleur Sigma can be quite challenging - particularly towards its Story Mode's end or within Challenge Mode - no real skill is needed to succeed, and it's lack of variety and intrigue make this feel like a wasted journey west.
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Niche GamerMaxwell MineurJun 20145/10The different modes don't add much and the mystique of the game wears off in the first ten or twenty minutes, afterwards its coat of paint peels away and you're left with a milquetoast experience that leaves you wanting for far more than is present.
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IGDB rating 6.3/10 from 3 ratings.
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