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Explore an unusual medieval world with a fish-controlled robot, Attu. Improve your combat techniques and skills by smashing many kinds of mechanical creatures in a beautiful hand-drawn world. Attu is an ordinary farmer robot who lives in a small cottage in sunflower fields. He had been living a simple but pleasant life until a bunch of outlaws attacked the village, stole their oil supplies and burnt his house. Fortunately, he managed to grab his old sword and fled into the woods. Get lost and discover a huge interconnected world, filled with a wide range of enemies, bosses, skills, and equipment. Choose which paths you take and which enemies you face. Try to defeat the evil and find your way back home.
Game Discussion
Steam User 3
A fun little metroidvania that will keep you entertained for 5-10h max. The graphics are charming and the combat system serviceable. My main complain is how repetitive the game is. Every room looks the same, with three different "habitats" that feel like just a pallet swap, no change in the essence. The enemy variety is also lacklustre, with most of the boss battles being just a bunch of common enemy coming at you in waves. The only two unique bosses area lot of fun, it is a shame they did not include more. It is a small studio project, definitely worth playing if you are into the genre, but I feel like the price tag is a little high for the amount of gameplay, so maybe wait for a sale :)
Steam User 1
Nice and cozy platformer. Forth spending an evening or two.
Steam User 0
Fun game, very unique charming art style. As a platformer it tends towards the harder side so be prepared to struggle a little. I probably wouldn't pay full price for this, but seeing how it's almost always heavily discounted ($2 or less) I would absolutely snatch this up.
Steam User 0
Pretty fun metroidvania game, aesthetic is cool and gameplay is decently challenging and enjoyable
Steam User 0
Very lovely and charming search action game, with beatiful handrawn art and some tough platforming. It's fairly non-linear, you are free to wander off and get lost, not sure where to go next, but that is very much the appeal of search action games for me so I had a great time exploring and finding my way. Honestly the focus on caverns and mines, and the tiny platforms you hop around and climb reminded me of the Wizards & Warriors games, like Ironsword.
If I have any complaints, I suppose the occasional "locked in an arena and forced to fight waves of enemies, if you die you have to do it all over again" can be a bit of a struggle at times, but there is always a savepoint right before those fights so you'll get through them. The other is I do wish you could scroll the map to look around. Occasionally you'll find a key which you need to use in an entirely different area, so having to zoom out the whole map and trying to squint and spot the symbol you're looking for is an unnecessary annoyance which would have been fixed by letting you scroll the map around. Ah well.
All in all, great game, very, very charming, fairly tough, rewarding exploration, some fun abilities, lovely music that shifts and evolves as you make progress. Finding some sweet new legs is always a delight. I bought it on sale, and if you're unsure, you should too.
8/10
Steam User 1
Thou shall render back the oil unto the succorless elders.
Steam User 0
What really ruins the fun is the map, total nightmare.