Cions of Vega Review (PlayStation 5)

For this Cions of Vega Review, We take on the role of a man on a desperate hunt to find his missing daughter! In Cions of Vega, you will guide a father as he searches the countryside and a mysterious town in hopes of bringing his daughter home. You will also be accompanied by the man’s brother Logan, who sometimes offers insight or commentary. Together, you’ll need to search for notes, drawings, keys, and other clues along the way. Other mysteries await your discovery, from local cult activity to a town where children seem to have forgotten their parents.

Cions of Vega Review Pros:

• Decent graphics.
• 3.07GB download size.
• Platinum trophy.
• You get the PlayStation 4 and the PlayStation 5 versions of the game.
• General settings – camera shake, Crosshair, subtitles, language, and vibration.
• Can Invert axis and sensitivity sliders.
• Adventure gameplay.
• First-person view.
• Characters have voice work.
• Puzzle elements throughout.
• Controls don’t take long to learn.
• Plays like a walking Simulator.
• Button prompts do appear at times.
• Beautiful locations.
• Indoor locations whilst dark most of the time do have a lot of tense atmosphere with intrigue mixed in.
• To progress in the game you need to find keys to open gates so you can advance.
• Easy trophy list.
• The game can be done in around an hour or so.

Cions of Vega Review Cons:

• Cannot rebind controls.
• The sound effects are out of whack like wading through water makes footstep sounds.
• No toggle controls for running and walking.
• Cold open with no tutorial pop-ups.
• Not all the characters have voices so it’s paragraphs of text.
• You get bi guidance, help, or clue in direction.
• Clunky animations of the other characters.
• The dialogue and interactions between the two guys feel false.

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Developer: Tonguç Bodur

Publisher: eastasiasoft

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