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Discover Nahucan, a world inhabited by masked beings. You're Itorah, the only human in this strange place. Explore, fight and survive as you save Nahucan from its biggest threat, the black plague.
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Hardcore GamerJeremy PeeplesApr 20224/5ITORAH is a fantastic Metroidvania and a must buy for those wanting an entry in the genre that tries new things.
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TwinfiniteEthan AndersonApr 20223/5The potential was certainly there, with the unique Mesoamerican inspirations, beautiful art, and top-notch animations, so it’s unfortunate that I’m left feeling like this was somewhat of a missed opportunity.
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But Why Tho?Jason FlattApr 20236.5/10While the exposition was forgettable, and the combat wasn’t nearly as tight as it needed to be, the art and traversal of Itorah make up for it.
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GameGrinArtura DawnApr 20223.5/10ITORAH's lush and vibrant environments are one of the only enjoyable aspects of the game, and even those won't manage to rope you through the game's boring storytelling and slow gameplay.
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Cubed3Nov 20254/10A visual treat in search of better gameplay, Itorah is an action-platformer that wears a metroidvania skin. The eight or so hours needed to reach the end of this journey are boring, the main heroine feels clunky to control, and the frame rate will make you nauseous. The strongest moments here will come from admiring still frames, not playing through them.
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IGDB rating 7.4/10 from 5 ratings.
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