

Conclusion: - I enjoyed most of this game. Why not just have the boss stage after every tower you cleanse? It respects the player's time more. Some bosses are sneaky too - like why bother making a big deal of the chase when a boss can just teleport in front of you or onto the exact spot you need to go? It feels cheap, like you're just making the game longer. So, eventually I just ran into the cloud because I would rather waster 3 minutes clearing the boss room than the next 15 running even more. Sometimes I could not shake a boss for 15 minutes. I don't think this is a deal breaker, but it's a deliberate omission and a huge QOL thing that we expect in a game from 2020. Maybe have it unlock after the beat the last boss so you do a little clean-up.
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How to fix this: I had to look on The Pathless Discord to find this and there is a fix for this - you go to any tower and use the sun dial. I literally almost quit right then and there. This is not just a bad design choice, it's a disincentive for me to keep playing. But too bad for me the beautiful platinum and blue of the mountains is replaced with orange. I wanted to soar across snow-covered peaks with no boss stalking me. It's harder to get around and I loved the exploration most. Unfortunately, once you beat the 4th boss, the whole world turns orange. The colour palette change after you beat Kumo almost literally ruined the game for me. Why bother with power-ups if none of them matter for the last boss? I suppose it saves people who aren't completionists from missing out, but it makes me wonder what the point is in being a completionist and getting all the power-ups if you cannot use them against the last boss. Depowering the character right before the last boss is just stupid. The bad: If the developer, Giant Squid reads this, these are for you: 1. You'll find stuff hidden everywhere and I love that. This game more or less goes at your own pace. Finally activating 3 towers and pinning one down feels great.
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Yes, they take a little trial and error (or lightning fast reflexes), but they're doable. Sure the world is vast, but you can cross it easily.

The traversal - especially once you get more power-ups is a lot of fun.

I say it's a 10-15 hour game if you're trying to do it all. I'm more of a completionist and it took 12 hours to beat all the bosses and get all the lightstones except Kumo's. Maybe it is if you fly through it and figure everything out. If you're a novice gamer - skip this game. They're a lot of fun, but they take a certain skill level that anyone new to video games will not be able to pull off. If you want to relax, just place Journey or better yet, Flower. When there is a boss chasing you off every puzzle you try to solve, it's stressful. Some nitpicks I have from other reviews because I find them misleading: - This game is not as relaxing as a lot of the reviews suggest. This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I really really recommend this game if you have the money go an get this otherwise wait for a sale and get this gem! … Expand One of the best aspects is the music in this game running acomponied with the amazinh music was a blast.

There are also Boss fights which i dont wanna spoil but they are amazing. The gameplay is basically fast paced running trough a beatiful world with bow and arrow and your eagle which i didnt care at the beginning but i got emotionally attached to him the more i played and solving puzzles which arent really hard but made in a smart way and to break the flow of running. It has so much heart to it from level design, boss fights and story. I created an account to rate this game it is not perfect and it might be to overpriced for the playtime but if you liked games like journey, ori and abzu this is an absolut must by. I created an account to rate this game it is not perfect and it might be to overpriced for This was one of the best games i have ever played. This was one of the best games i have ever played.
