The mapping of the game controls is another intolerable defect in productions of this type. We add that as the plot progresses the puzzles lack coherence and if the player tries to solve them following the canonical pattern that he thinks he has learned from the previous solution, inexplicably things do not work, slowing down too much the progress of the adventure and creating even more confusion. Some puzzles require a lot of backtracking to solve: often you will be required to take object X and bring it into room Y, hoping not to be hit by an enemy because at that point the object will mysteriously break and you will have to start over.
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Started the game and catapulted into the first dungeon, you immediately feel the lack of an introduction that accompanies the player with a minimum of tutorials and indeed, due to the bad level design, we found ourselves spinning around in the hope of understanding how to find the exit. The fights are a total disaster, the roll that should guarantee a fraction of a second of invulnerability to Baldo is useless, as most of the enemy blows will be collected equally by the character the shield is weak and often hits go through it (bug?) the enemies are able to attack with reactivity, stunning and leading to the premature death of Baldo, unfortunately not as fast in the actions in battle due to a disarming slowness of the input lag. The combat system is extremely trivial and we have often even wondered why it is present. Unfortunately, pad in hand, the game proved exaggeratedly crude. We come immediately to the sore point: after the amazement and joy of the first few minutes, we went on to experience a frustrating adventure beyond belief.
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Along the adventure the player will come across a series of bizarre characters who will help Baldo in his mission each character encountered in the vast game world is made with a unique style and, at times, it seemed to us to live in a real fairy tale. The story begins when Baldo, our protagonist, learns of an ancient legend that tells of a sleeping creature without a heart who waits to rise again when a child with a pure heart comes into the world the young Baldo then begins a journey in the lands of Rodia with the aim of preventing the sleeping creature from wreaking havoc.
Find out with us what we think of Baldo: The Guardian Owls, of which we have tried the version firsthand PlayStation 5. The developer NAPS, inspired by the works of Eiji Aonuma and, in fact, by the artistic style of Studio Ghibli, has set to work to create a production with its own soul, with the task of surprising and conquering audiences and critics. Game for PC, iOS, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch, the video game was released on The version for Nintendo Switch came out on The version for PlayStation 4 came out on The version for Xbox One came out on īaldo: The Guardian Owls since its announcement it has managed to capture the attention of the public and critics, a little for its style that recalls the great Nintendo masterpiece: The Legend Of Zelda, and a little for its colorful, delicate but at the same time graphic aspect mature, which are the unmistakable trait of the works of Studio Ghibli.
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