Sclash

[h2]More of a visual novel[/h2] with annoying gameplay between the scenes. This game is very light in terms of content. It's not a problem in itself. If the content that is there had more character... But the art is diffused and washed away with the background, the dialogue is too stretched and not very impactful, the SFX and music seem disconnected from the game, the VA is mid but for a game in which dialogue takes so much space it's very underwhelming. The sword-fighting concept looks promising on paper but is not well implemented. The general take on Japanese mythology is not intense and authentic nor is it revisited interestingly.

this game is perfect for a 1 versus 1 on the couch. Pretty easy to pick up the mechanics, but to really understand them it needs some time. It is beautifully drawn by hand in such warm colors, that its a pleasure to look at the art in the game. It is a nice, beautiful and fun game to play on the couch, can recommend.

a pretty fun, well-made, one-hit fighting game. It’s visually phenomenal, mechanically sound and has a story mode to boot

beautiful game easy to pick up