The story starts strong with the near ending phase of the story boasting a dreadful scenario, but things quickly deteriorate into linear storytelling focusing more on the Goblins banter than the human counterpart. In combat, some enemies do have a very exaggerated reactive look on their face when they get hit and that also adds a wee bit more personality to the game. More impressive is Jen and Tristan’s expression during combat and cutscenes which exudes a rebellious phase charm like how a kid says no to their parents for the first time and embarks on a journey of being grounded facing the wall while rolling their eyes. This is as top-notch design as it gets with the stylized art style surrounding the environments of town and dungeon in a consistent manner.
Once I got a hang of blocking or a perfectly timed parry as well as stamina-reducing dodging, there is nothing else to add on to the mechanics I needed to beat the game in its entirety. This experience can be made even simpler with an accessible menu of auto-blocking, difficulty settings, adjustable enemy health, attack speed, and many more. Young Souls is a linear side-scrolling action, wielding medieval weapons to beat up goblins running across the screen from left to the right.
If you’re a barbarian looking for pure brawling action, you’ve come to the right place. Portraying a lovely type of 2.5D stylized art style like something straight out of a Nickelodeon cartoon, battling Goblins in an ancient underground dungeon.ĭespite there being no online co-op in this game, only local co-op – I am pleased to say that this brawler delivered as promised but lacked a bit more aspects that may enhance the overall experience even further. When I first watch the Young Souls trailer, it rekindled my inner kid spirit of my younger days playing my first Double Dragon, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and Streets Of Rage.
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Developed By: 1P2P Published By: The Arcade Crew Platforms: PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox, Nintendo Switch Reviewed On: PC
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