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Kena: Bridge of Spirits receives ESRB rating for Xbox Series X|S
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Nice, look forward to playing it. This always looked like a game with style over substance, to some extent, and I'm totally ok with that.
I bought this on PC when I got my 3070 Ti.
I enjoyed it, but I stopped playing it after getting to a large difficulty spike. I wanted to go back to it, but I just haven't felt like it. And to be honest, I feel fulfilled by what I played.
If you decide to buy the game just because it looks good, I don't think it's a bad time at all.
I enjoyed it, but I stopped playing it after getting to a large difficulty spike. I wanted to go back to it, but I just haven't felt like it. And to be honest, I feel fulfilled by what I played.
If you decide to buy the game just because it looks good, I don't think it's a bad time at all.
It's pretty good, and really hits its stride in the second third.
Also the soundtrack in unbelievable
Also the soundtrack in unbelievable
I bought this at launch on EGS and played a fair bit of it, but dropped off because I was kind of transitioning back console gaming at the time. This would be a good reason to pick it back up, especially if it hits Game Pass.
I enjoyed it, nothing amazing gameplay wise but fun, simple and dual sense features I liked
I loved this game. It deserved a lot better than it got, and I'm glad more people will get to experience it.
I thought the first hour or two wasn't all that exciting but I pushed through and ended up pretty impressed (in the context of a first time effort by a new studio).
It's a fun little game and a great first attempt for the studio's first outing. Looks pretty too. Can't wait to see what they accomplish next with more time, experience and hopefully budget.
Quite good. Gameplay is old-school and fun. Visually, it is stunning with amazing animation work. 8/10 on my scale.
To be fair, it was never an exclusive. It launched on PS and PC the same day. It's just not on Xbox and Switch.
I adored this game! I never fully understood the PS2 talk about it, specifically on the combat. It is much more of a souls-like in that area.
Very cute and fun game, I hope it does well on Xbox. The little rot guys are adorable. My only complaint is the difficulty seemed a bit high for what ostensibly looks like a game for children. I struggled with it on normal, and ended up bumping it down to easy.
It's interesting how mutliple folks are referring to this a launch game when it came out almost a year after the PS5 came out.
Probably has something to do with the fact that I believe it was originally supposed to be a launch game?
Probably has something to do with the fact that I believe it was originally supposed to be a launch game?
As someone playing Vexx right now, at least Kena was fun. Can't wait to beat the final boss and be done with this shit.
You are honestly the first person I've ever heard say this. I thought it was more of a Pikmin-like.
So is it kind if like a blend of a souls game and Pikmin? Is it a decently tough game? What exactly is soulslike about it, the level structure and general flow of combat.
Extremely mediocre and frustrating. I really wanted to like it, but it's frankly kind of bad.
It's nothing at all like Pikmin and even the Souls comparison is questionable.
It's a wide-linear action-adventure game focused on combat (with very janky and annoying mechanics) and middling puzzles and exploration and a completely forgetabble story.
Game design/structure does sort of remind me of some PS2 era games when developers were riffing a lot on Ocarina of Time still. Stuff like that Eurocom game Sphinx. There's some charm there but I remember feeling like it sort of wore out its welcome a little and dragged a little longer than it needed to. I had a good time with it overall though.
Hope the game launches on GP. It's a very late port so I can't see too many XBox players biting a full price. I only played it on PS5 once it was on PS+. I only played a few hours but it looked good and played...fine. It didn't hold my interest but it's not bad.
Its a Zelda like with platforming elements in the main but it has some elements of Pikmin with the rot and the combat does owe a little to Souls in the boss design - its a Pixar movie with some genuine bite.
I adored it - one of my favourite games of this generation
This echoes my thoughts as well.
There was obviously a lot of love put into it and I'll be keeping an eye out for the team's next game.