Which is always good in a puzzle game, it’s not fun if you’re just pretty much breezing through all the levels in a puzzle game. Most of the puzzles are rather simple but a few definitely had me scratching my head thinking “what the hell do I need to do here?!”. One of the many puzzles in Inked: A Tale of Love. Some puzzles just involve you doing something a bit easier like pushing or pulling a crate around so you can use this as a final piece of a path for you to continue further. For example, you have to move certain blocks around so you can put enough weight on two pressure plates which will then trigger a bridge to open up for you to cross.
The game is rather basic but how it’s put together and how you move objects around is very well done. We take objects from Nameless Hero’s world and place them around allowing him to continue further into his journey. GameplayĪs mentioned, Inked: A Tale of Love is a puzzle game. If you like this review, please consider reading my previous here where I played Super Arcade Football. Inked: A Tale of Love Shows That Love Pays OffĬan our hero complete his quest for his love, Aiko? Find out in my review below. The game is available now on PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch. The story in Inked: A Tale of Love is based around love and a rogue samurai who is called Nameless Hero, on his quest for his true love, Aiko.
#INKED A TALE OF LOVE SWITCH PC#
It is published by a couple of publishers, Starbreeze Studios ( Payday, Payday 2, Overkills The Walking Dead) for PC and Pixmain ( My Time at Portia, Hundred Days) for consoles. It is the debut game from developers Somnium Games who are a small team of artists and programmers. Welcome to my PlayStation review of Inked: A Tale of Love.
0 kommentar(er)
