Timespinner.
Makes Concord look like Angry Goy II by comparison.
First, the good part: it's a metroidvania and it copies Symphony of the Night. It cannot be overstated. It COPIES SotN to a degree you might not believe until you watch a minute or two of gameplay. The item system, the menu, the skills, the level layout. This is nothing like how A Robot Named Fight or The Mummy Demastered are heavily inspired by Super Metroid. This is like they put a coat of paint over SotN to make a different story.
Therefore, by virtue of shamelessly copying SotN, turns out the gameplay is excellent. The controls are precise and there are a few quality of life improvements over the game they are based off. The one issue I found with the game aspect is that it's rather short. Instead of the second castle, it uses a time travel mechanic to have two versions of the same map, but you traverse it very quickly. I think I finished the game in two days.
Now, it may just be that the game has more content than I found, but I have no desire to find it because... Here comes the bad part: the world and its plot.
@rasterman I played it a few years back.
It really is good in turns of gameplay.
But the trannies... dear God.
And the plot has all sorts of holes in it.
Skip all dialogue, and it's a solid 7/10.
The gameplay stands.
Were there trannies? I didn't notice any. Or was it written by trannies? It struck me as a TERF game rather than a troon game. But I stopped reading the lore past 75% of the game and left a chunk of one of the maps unexplored, so I may have missed important details.
@rasterman It was years ago, so might be a bit hazy, but I'm pretty sure there was a dude with blue hair that was a tranny, female to male, and another tranny a chick with pink hair, male to female, and they get together later in the game.
@rasterman This one I think, is supposed to be a dude.
The other one, the FtM I don't remember, and it's hard to find pictures of NPCs.
It's very early in the game that you meet them.
@rasterman Found it.
It's this one.
And the guy in blue was a woman.
You only get this scene if you complete all side-quests.
And of course, they're polyamorous.
Guess we need to be better all around about Naming and Shaming trannyfaggot garbage.
I try to learn as little as possible before starting so it's all a surprise. That's how things like me not knowing Sheik's identity happen.
I go into Ara Fell and don't even remember what genre the game was. Thought it was a platformer. Disappointment follows as I start it and realise it's an RPG; but play anyway. Turns out to be pretty good.
This shit, looks like a platformer. "It's a metroidvania, great! Wait, why am I black? Why is that man insulting my character for no reason? Are we seriously doing the evil empire cliché?"
I wish that had been the extent of the garbage.
Now, when the product is good, not knowing anything results in maximum enjoyment.
PS: happens with books too. I once bought Naked Lunch and had no idea it's a book about non-stop homosexual sex
But just asking Fedi "I heard about game X, do any of you know if it has any niggers or tranny shit?" shouldn't result in major Spoilers.
Death to all faggots. That is all.
@TrevorGoodchild @ChristiJunior @Rasterman @coded_artist I don’t really know why guys on “this side” like American Psycho…
@Sweetie_Squad_Liquidator @ChristiJunior @Rasterman @coded_artist @TrevorGoodchild i get hating women but Bateman is too much! 
(never seen the movie or read the book, just synopsi)
