Titan Souls

good game but walking to each boss is a bit annoying especially on deathless runs

One arrow is enough when every fight demands absolute focus
Titan Souls is a boss rush action game built around a brutal but elegant idea: I die in one hit, and so do the bosses if I can find the right opening. What stood out most to me was how much tension that creates with so little. Each encounter feels like a mix of reflexes, observation, and puzzle solving, and the minimalist world gives the whole experience a lonely, memorable tone. It can be unforgiving, and some trial and error is unavoidable, but that harshness is also part of its identity.
I enjoyed it because it never wasted my time with filler. Every boss felt like a real test, and every victory felt earned in a very direct way. I would still warn that it can be frustrating, especially if I am not in the mood to repeat fights and learn patterns through failure. I recommend it to players who like difficult boss centered games and compact challenges, but not to anyone looking for a relaxed adventure or a forgiving pace.

Still better gameplay than DS2's frigid outskirts

theres nothing more funny that dying in this game, or infuriating

I never finished a souls game in my live... but give me one arrow and a dodge roll and you got my attention.

VERY addicting game, as you literally always one shot away from victory or defeat. It reminds of me how I feel when I fighting a Souls like boss, where both you and the boss are at very low heath, and every action therefore feels significant. During a boss fight in this game, I always, in this mindset that victory is just around the corner, I just need wait for my opportunity to strike the boss' weak point.

I have fond memories of this game. Well, fond memories and a few controller shaped holes in my wall. But mostly fond memories.
Simple concept, great execution, can be a bit of a walking simulator but I am a determined masochist so I don't mind the psychological warfare of walking back to the guy that just kicked my ass just for it to happen again and again. One of the first games I played on my own PC in middle school. One of the first I 100%d years later (took me almost 90 hours) so I will continue to have nostalgia for the challenge.