I actually think this game has a lot of potential, if the combat is improved on and done ight. I love the story and really want to see where it goes, but the combat is just too clunky. Your enemies have a very unfair speed advantage, and even after using all of your skills and being drained of magical energy, you can't beat them because they attack too fast. And what kind of martial artist doesn't know how to block or dodge? I know there are items like armour that will increase your defense and dodge stats. But even a basic block button should be pretty much expected. Doesn't help that because arenas are so small, you can't even run far enough from an enemy to use a healing item.
@nuno, maybe record a few fights to show people exactly how it's supposed to be passable.. because I think a lot of people are going to be frustrated with the combat. And I really, really want to like this game.

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You can learn from the above recording, you need to be familiar with the map if you want to win.

Hi @Assault,
I will record the whole demo today.
@Lirin Yeah, thanks for your opinion. Highly appreciated.

@Nuno.  yes, it was with the local emulator

Yeah unbalance would be the right thing I think. not to mention sometimes the movement is a bit cluncky.

Hmm, the recordings do sound quite nice, the music does have a pritty awesome vibe to it. But generally, and i am assuming from here on out, combat still sounds like, mash a key till your enemy goes down, rince and repeat.
Depending on how story driven the game is, a large portion will be not really in depth for the western audience due to crappy translation. I will give the game a go, if I can get it to work and see for myself.

Greetings Moritz.

Also, a question. When fighting the first boss it is possible to trip him down. He yells and falls down to the ground. Did anyone notice whether it gives us something? I just was about to leave home when  fighting him so I didn't care much.

No, I did not. I need to write a better guide anyway. Might do it even today since you told me the old one died.

Dont let enemies surround you. If you get surrounded, you can only mash space to try and survive. I might record a guide on how to beat the demo like a man lol.

The enemy's attack method is usually to rush up and besiege you from all directions.
Then you must first choose a direction to quickly break through.
You can use the f key skill. This skill usually kills the enemy in one shot and can help you quickly open a gap.
Then you can have 3 options:
1: Run to an open place, increase your own movable space, keep running, take the enemy to move according to a certain route and attack once from time to time, slowly consuming all the enemies.
Pay attention to supplement health and mana.
2: The game has an object collision mechanism, so you can choose a narrow terrain to reduce the attacked area. For example, there are obstacles in the front and back, and only the left and right directions have exits. Then you only need to occupy this position, then follow the object collision The mechanism, enemies will line up, you will only be attacked by one enemy at a time. After the previous enemy is killed, the next enemy can attack you, so you can destroy the enemies one by one and pay attention to replenishing your health.
Usually this kind of terrain rarely occurs, and the most likely to occur is terrain with obstacles in two directions and exits in the other two directions.
3: Let your partner be the main attacker, you can be used as an auxiliary attack, because your partner seems to be stronger than you, if you find that your health is reduced, you can quickly escape, let your partner contain the enemy, and then you can run to a room, Press v to meditate, restore health and sharpen, When your health and mana are fully restored, you are coming out to continue fighting..
It seems that the enemy will not attack during meditation.
You need to be familiar with the map to do all this.
The game is not perfect yet. I have suggested that developers add sound prompts at the entrance of the building, and let the npc also have sound prompts.

I've discovered everything that was mentioned here about being in the right places to help deal with enemies especially after playing the demo. But I still think this game needs a good combo system and a block button. But pohai and Nuno are right. Right now, the combat in this game is based on being in the right location and being familiar with the map. I think sound prompts will help a lot, but I wish there was a way to know the range of each weapon. And I didn't know about the v key... thanks Pohai!

Nice recording! Definitely missed the house at the beginning area.. I do hope navigation gets improved as well as right now having to follow the walls like that is a little frustrating. I liked Battle of Armageddon's a little better. And that reminds me.. is this game made in the same engine?