Here, too, you feel like you're in a fairy Tale. Also visually there is quite Similarity, and of the Atmosphere. From the Nature of Storytelling, this Game somehow reminds me of Ori and the blind forest. I had foreseen the Resolution of the Story directly in Chapter 1, but the Story is still well told. The Buttons all work, but the Tax Cross unfortunately Hooks. Unfortunately, I have to complain about the Controller Support.

Normally I'm not a Nobody who values Steam Achievements either, but I just Didn't feel like putting the Game aside after the last Level, because I had only just unlocked a large Part of the Skills. So I can imagine that savvy Players can play through the Game in much less Time. I'm Far from a good Player (so quite fundamentally). I played the Game-as set by Default-at grade 2/3. After the first Play I had 22/51 Achievements. Of these, 10 Hours went for Work on additional Steam Achievements, which I couldn't automatically achieve on the first Play. Small but Oho Stand today I played 21.4 Hours of Aragami.

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