Orangeblood Review (PlayStation 4)

“WELCOME TO NEW KOZA” It’s the end of the 20th century, on a historic timeline different from that which we know. A manmade island off the coast of Okinawa is humming with a dirty, exotic vibe – and it’s awesome!

Pros:

• Modern pixel art graphics.
• 221.7MB download size.
• Platinum trophy.
• Graphics-chromatic aberration, CRT Scanlines, and color style.
• Five save slots.
• RPG gameplay.
• Hip hop soundtrack that kicks.
• Turn-based combat.
• Combat shows turn order.
• You see enemies walking around, you can shoot them to stun them and get a bonus when fighting or stun them and walk past.
• Earn EXP and level up to improve your stats.
• Find fragment keys from drops and use them to open loot caches around the city.
• Enemies drop loot.
• Minimap shows icons for shops, enemies, doors, and objectives.
• Save points along with areas that are safe to save whenever you want.
• Full team management in regards to equipment and upgrades.
• Shops to buy new gear.
• Many secrets to find.
• A hard-hitting no bs story that’s is gripping.
• Really engaging atmosphere.

Cons:

• Such a busy game that seeing key people or points in the game is hard.
• Slow starter.
• Combat takes a bit of getting used to.
• The color of the lights can play tricks on your eyes.