Hippo Penny Game Score
miasma chronicles
2024-04-24
63
Solid and Enjoyable
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So, what's the haps with this game, you ask? Well, let me tell you – it's got some crazy characters, man! I mean, we're talking Elvis, a young fella with a glove that can control Miasma (whatever that is). And, oh yeah, there's some weird stuff happening in the world. But hey, who doesn't love a good apocalypse?
Now, about those combat mechanics – SpazioGames said they could be "a challenge" and I'm like, "YAAAS, GIVE ME THOSE CHALLENGES!" But, honestly, it feels like some critics are just whining because the game gets too hard. Like, come on, folks! If you're not getting your butt kicked in combat, then what's even the point?!
Eurogamer, though... they got some real beef with this game. "Bigoted stereotypes"? That's strong words, man! I mean, I get it – we're talking about a post-apocalyptic world where everyone's all gruff and stuff – but come on! Can't we just have some fun and not take everything so seriously?! (Just kidding, Eurogamer, I know you're serious.)
GamingTrend gave us some real love, though. They said this game is like X-COM meets Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden (whatever that means), and I'm here for it! Because who doesn't love a good tactical combat system? And customization options? And characters that evolve?! It's like the developers at The Bearded Ladies went, "Hey, let's make this game so sick, no one will ever get bored!"
Now, about those exploration bits... Edge Magazine said they can feel repetitive. Yeah, I get it – sometimes you gotta explore and find stuff, but come on! Can't we just have some more variety in there?!
And don't even get me started on the score. IGN Italia gave us 75 out of 100, saying that the combat's "reasoned" and "challenging"... YEAH, THAT'S WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT!
All right, folks, so that's my take on Miasma Chronicles – it's got its quirks, but it's a solid game. If you're into tactical combat, post-apocalyptic settings, or just plain ol' good storytelling, then this might be the one for you!
Now, go forth and play some games, y'all!