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Platform, Adventure, Indie, Action
Sanabi is an exhilarating stylish dystopian action-platformer. Play as a legendary retired veteran and use your signature prosthetic arm to jump over cliffs and skyscrapers, zip through bullets and traps and defeat powerful enemies.
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Plot-driven, demanding, unpretentious and epic.
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Gaming NexusJoseph MoorerDec 202310/10Sanabi is a secret masterpiece. I don't know why it's a secret, but it is. It's a platforming clinic, with extremely tight controls, and the story hit me in the center of my heart. You'll probably play it one more time to speed run it, but I wont. Some games are better left one and done. This is one of those games. Unbelievable.
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God is a GeekLyle CarrDec 20239/10Sanabi is a wonderful action platformer with great grappling gameplay, but the pacing struggles thanks to the lengthy story sections.
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Nindie SpotlightJustin NationNov 20238.2/10Mixing together pretty well-implemented traversal, slinging yourself around, a gripping story, and decent but repetitive combat
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Screen RantLeo FaiermanNov 20232.5/5 starsSanabi is a stylish grappling hook platformer, but its cumbersome story and interrupting pace risks sacrificing the parts of the game that work.
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IGDB rating 8.8/10 from 27 ratings.
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