Gestalt Steam And Cinder by Hippo Penny Deep View!
gestalt steam and cinder
2024-07-17
69
Solid and Enjoyable
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Gestalt: Steam & Cinder is the kind of game that makes me want to shout from the rooftops (or at least, from my couch): "You don't have to be a master of Metroidvania to enjoy this one!" Okay, maybe I won't exactly shout it out loud, but trust me when I say this game is worth checking out.
Let's get down to business, shall we? The critics are in agreement: Gestalt has some serious charm. RPG Site thought it was "an extremely enjoyable experience" despite some nitpicks. COGconnected agrees that the combat and progression are top-notch (even if those dodgy dodge-rolls got on their nerves). Metro GameCentral is all about that 16-bit style, praising the game's polished graphics and deep combat. Even Shacknews enjoyed their time with Gestalt, despite a few quibbles about storytelling.
But, of course, not everyone was entirely won over. TheSixthAxis thinks the world is charming but the story falls flat. GameOver.gr gives it a resounding thumbs-down, calling the platforming basic and the combat dated. And Slant Magazine? Well, they just think Gestalt gets lost in its own Metroidvania-ness.
So what's the takeaway here? If you're a fan of action-platformers or Metroidvanias (or both!), there's definitely enough to love about Gestalt: Steam & Cinder. The game has some serious heart and soul put into it, even if it stumbles a bit here and there. And hey, who doesn't love a good 16-bit aesthetic?
So go ahead, give Gestalt a spin. You might just find yourself humming the tune of that catchy little soundtrack (it's got some serious bite, by the way). Hippo Penny - approved!