Metroidvania-style spring wire action! 2D side-scroller that uses wires to explore ruins in all directions Steampunk retrospective that connects ancient history and modern times Eliminate the global crisis stirring in the ruins through investigative action!
Incredibly crude and unpolished, with a google translate level localization (i am not exaggerating).
Despite this, still fun in its basic mechanics, even though grappling feels hard to control / predict at times and the minimap is bad.
I have to pick between yes/no unfortunately, so I will recommend it for now, but this is certainly not a game for everyone.
Edit:...
I don't think this deserves the "mixed" score, if you like Umihara Kawase this is basically a Metroidvania with that movement and some slightly loose-feeling combat (elemental revolver and bombs). The map is lacking and there's no teleports anywhere, but it didn't bother me since it's so fun to zip around with the grapple. Translation is also wonky
The English translation was likely done by a computer, but the Umihara Kawase-style rubbering action is pretty fun once you get the hang of it. If you love Umihara and need more like I do, you'll enjoy this game. For anyone else, probably stay away.
I could not play this game for more than 10 minutes. The controls are very clunky for a metroidvania to start. It says to use the hookshot to get across but the hookshot pulls you closer to the "hook point" and that's it. Then you go back and forth like a rubber band and when you try to jump towards the next point, you get sent back as if you were jumping...
i'll give it 5/5, its pretty difficult to control the character while mid-grapple but once you get the hang of it its all easy, also it would be cool if we can store health potions.
