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Inhabit Krog, a mysterious blue creature in a red loincloth, as he traverses a labyrinth of ladders, levers, traps, and monsters. Explore the nooks and crannies of a bizarre and evocative world as you hack and slash your way to victory, leaving a graveyard of grotesque bosses in your wake.
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Unpretentious, nostalgic, demanding and clear.
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Screen RantJacob ZerankoNov 20223/5 starsThis is how nearly every combat encounter feels, and changing the difficulty does nothing. The bonfire-like checkpoints offer no help either, as they don't restore any health or allow Krog to buy extra lives. All these things really bring down what is otherwise a great game, and its best features are its level design, art, music, and platforming. Much like the original release of Primal Light, there are some who will see these shortcomings as challenges and have a blast trying to overcome them, but most will likely find the overall experience a frustrating and disappointing one.
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Nindie SpotlightJustin NationDec 20226.3/10A great pixel art look gets dragged down by decidedly old gameplay sensibilities and aggravations
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FourFaceButtonsDavid AedoMar 20235/10A very simple and short action platformer that doesn't do anything special but isn't too bad overall. It's rough around the edges, as far as the combat interactions go, but it's an alright game once you get used to it. Nothing that's necessarily worth seeking out, but it's not awful either.
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