Review After 100% Achievements

My point of view may differ from a lot of others, but having just found out about this game a few days ago from the Steam store trailer…I got super hyped for this game. After playing through it for the first time and getting more info on the game for my review, I realized Meifumado is only a piece of what it was envisioned to be. This is a linear, four areas with four bosses, type of game. Not an open world RPG with multiple paths/endings. Old Bit Studio ran into some Kickstarter funds problems and did the best they could with the time given, and I’m just happy they released the game that a lot of people thought would never come. Cut the original price, take out time intensive features like armor sets, forging weapons, finishing moves, NPC questlines, and put together a cool game to play in your free time. By the end of it, I definitely was wanting more because the game feels good, combat and movement feels great. It takes roughly a few hours to beat, but to 100% it’s a different story. No hitting bosses and no death run achievements are the key to my heart. I definitely got my money’s worth, but there were ups and downs along the way. The controls were super hard to learn but rewarding after you programmed your brain, there are a handful of bugs/crashes. Looking to the future, I’m hoping the bugs get patched, control remapping gets updated, and new content becomes available. I really enjoyed my time with this game; I’ve even made a few videos on it. One is linked down below so let me know what you think!

Achievement Count: 22
Time to 100%: ~12hrs
Difficulty: ★★★★✩
Genre of Game: Difficult, Martial Arts, Swordplay
Fun Rating: 8/10

Checkout my YT video review or my Steam Curator Page!
https://youtu.be/AFKD4ytKtk0?si=_uFgKV3uGMMpCAmK

[b] Review After 100% Achievements [/b] My point of view may differ from a lot of others, but having just found out about this game a few days ago from the Steam store trailer…I got super hyped for this game. After playing through it for the first time and getting more info on the game for my review, I realized Meifumado is only a piece of what it was envisioned to be. This is a linear, four areas with four bosses, type of game. Not an open world RPG with multiple paths/endings. Old Bit Studio ran into some Kickstarter funds problems and did the best they could with the time given, and I’m just happy they released the game that a lot of people thought would never come. Cut the original price, take out time intensive features like armor sets, forging weapons, finishing moves, NPC questlines, and put together a cool game to play in your free time. By the end of it, I definitely was wanting more because the game feels good, combat and movement feels great. It takes roughly a few hours to beat, but to 100% it’s a different story. No hitting bosses and no death run achievements are the key to my heart. I definitely got my money’s worth, but there were ups and downs along the way. The controls were super hard to learn but rewarding after you programmed your brain, there are a handful of bugs/crashes. Looking to the future, I’m hoping the bugs get patched, control remapping gets updated, and new content becomes available. I really enjoyed my time with this game; I’ve even made a few videos on it. One is linked down below so let me know what you think! Achievement Count: 22 Time to 100%: ~12hrs Difficulty: ★★★★✩ Genre of Game: Difficult, Martial Arts, Swordplay Fun Rating: 8/10 Checkout my YT video review or my [url=https://gtm.you1.cn/groups/twigmastergaming] Steam Curator Page! [/url] https://youtu.be/AFKD4ytKtk0?si=_uFgKV3uGMMpCAmK