Mists Of Noyah Review (PlayStation 4)
Mists Of Noyah Review, Hunt during the day, be hunted during the NIGHT! Mists of Noyah is a co-op survival game with many RPG elements. Fight factions that evolve over the days and bizarre monsters that will terrify you at night! Strengthen your base by rescuing survivors from around the world.
Mists Of Noyah Review Pros:
- Decent pixel art graphics.
- 4.80GB download size.
- Platinum trophy.
- You can remap the controls.
- Set the icon size to default or large.
- Video settings – dynamic camera, screen shake, and hero trail.
- Five playable characters – Lance, Allure, Ninn, Rhys, and Vylat. Each has unique stats and abilities.
- World creation is just a case of naming it and getting a random world spawn.
- Your character and world save are seperate.
- 2D game World with animated backgrounds.
- Earn exp for killing enemies, completing tasks, crafting, and getting materials and resources.
- Hack and slash combat.
- You always have tools on you for knocking trees down and harvesting rocks without the need to equip them.
- Craft from your menu, and collect blueprints to unlock more crafting.
- You have a talent and a perk tree to increase stats and unlock new abilities.
- Abilities have a cool down.
- You can craft more things at an anvil or furnace.
- I like the fact that all resource gathering like fishing, trees, rocks, etc can all be done straight away with no weapon swapping or weapon collecting needed.
- Fishing is simple and earns a lot of exp and food.
- Gear comes in different level types, and follows the traditional route of wood, stone to iron etc.
- Vendors let you buy and sell items and materials.
- Find and collect heart containers to increase your health bar.
- You trigger and take on many quests and you have full quest management.
- The exp bar is shown as is the exp earned popping up.
- In the village, you can craft and build your own farm and production line, buy and find seeds to grow plants and food, etc.
- Day and night cycle.
- A scroll portal lets you go back to the village whenever you want.
- Each enemy has its own attacks and power level.
- Play how you want.
- There is always something to dom
- The game is clearly designed so you can make it how you want it, play it as a straight exploration survival game, or sit back and build up a working town.
- New biomes to discover with new enemies, creatures, and materials.
Mists Of Noyah Review Cons:
- No way to pause even in single-player.
- You get no tutorials or help in the beginning.
- A lot to take in.
- You have to be so precise with placement and button presses for portals and prompts to actually register.
- The quests soo clutter and fill up your screen which restricts your view.
- Confusing map.
- Enemies on the ledge are hard to hit.
- You can get stuck in a horrible loop on an enemy and die.
- It requires a lot of focus from you in terms of figuring out what you want and can do.
- I get the feeling you need to always have a wiki or YouTube video up to help explain things but also explain how it all works.
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Mists Of Noyah:
Developer: Pyxeralia
Publisher: QUByte Interactive
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