.CROSSCODE A PROMISE IS A PROMISE FULL

It reminds us of a higher detail, action RPG version of Phantasy Star II. Everything has a nice style and design to it that makes everything feel more alive. The developers compliment themselves on the fluid animation, and while I wouldnРІР‚в„ўt go that far, it certainly dose look quite nice. The world is both well designed so far, and well created. Specifically, Lea looks extremely detailed and we enjoyed the whole РІР‚ВmuteРІР‚в„ў aspect to her character. We especially enjoyed the portrait faces of the characters. The game uses a rich pallet of colors to bring out the decent looking bit art style, and everything looks well designed. CrossCode is a retro-inspired 2D action RPG set in the distant future, with 16bit style graphics (looks far more like 32bit style to be honest) and puzzle galore. WellРІР‚В¦after a tutorial РІР‚ВprologueРІР‚в„ў section of course, that lasts 40 minutesРІР‚В¦ After fighting an enemy who seems to know you and fighting the only actual boss in the game which could be described only as a giant mechanical crab, you emerge off the ship and begin your adventures. She ends up however waking up a mute, and only learning certain words when theyРІР‚в„ўre coded into her by a friend you talk to on the ship. Lea is told that sheРІР‚в„ўs playing the game in hopes to regain her memory. Lea lost her memory, and wakes up in an MMO game on a ship heading towards the mainlands. After failing to save her brother, the game starts up after not playing as Shizuka, but as Lea.

The game starts off playing as a character named РІР‚ВShizukaРІР‚в„ў whoРІР‚в„ўs trying to rescue her brother.

Once a game comes out of early access or beta, we may or may not give the game a second look/review.РІР‚Сњ

.CROSSCODE A PROMISE IS A PROMISE FULL

РІР‚СљWhen we review early access games or anything that is under that guideline but charges people to play it, then we review it as a full product thatРІР‚в„ўs done and in itРІР‚в„ўs final stateРІР‚В¦.We review the game as we get them, and a game that charges us for a full experience is getting the privilege of a full-experience review. ThereРІР‚в„ўs just one problem, one small, yet gigantic problem that stops us from recommending CrossCode in its current state you canРІР‚в„ўt finish the game.Р”В«efore we continue and get extreme levels of hate, please READ THIS POST to understand how we review games in Early Access that charge full price. In fact, if this game was done, we might even consider it to be one of the better indie role-playing games weРІР‚в„ўve played. In fact, we not only like how it plays, but we like the concept, where we РІР‚ВthinkРІР‚в„ў the story is going, the excellent enemy variety, the animations, the visuals, the control layout, etc. CrossCode is the worst possible game type that weРІР‚в„ўve played in Early Access.

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