Pinku Kult Hex Mortis Review (Nintendo Switch OLED)

Our Pinku Kult: HEX MORTIS review has us playing an RPG adventure featuring unique 2D art and a completely original storyline. Adventure through the city discovering twisted locations whilst leveling up your team of misfits to eventually take on Hell itself.

Pinku Kult Hex Mortis Review Pros:

• Decent graphics.
• 2.8GB download size.
• 3 save slots.
• Character creator – name, skin, mask, hair, hair back, top, bottom, tights, and footwear.
• Adventure gameplay.
• Turn-based combat.
• Earn EXP and level up to increase your stats.
• You see the enemies and make contact with them to initiate combat.
• Combat will show turn order.
• Day and night cycle, triggered by the story or you sleeping in your apartment.
• The World map fills in and you can choose where to visit.
• Items can be bought from vendors and found within the game world.
• Cursor-driven menus but it does the pointer snap to options feature making it smooth.
• Good story.
• The atmosphere is great but it is after a while.
• Self-contained dungeon sections.
• Minimalistic animations.
• Cool locations.
• Saves constantly.
• Text can be sped.
• The health of all party members goes back to full after each encounter.
• Full inventory system.
• Party members can be recruited.

Pinku Kult Hex Mortis Review Cons:

• Cannot rebind controls.
• No touchscreen support.
• Slow starter with a lot of text to click through.
• No voice acting.
• Music is not that good.
• You don’t see the enemy health bars.
• The general flow of the game is slow and full of back and forth to the high street.
• Ridiculous difficult spikes and this starts early on. You have no way to actually get stronger so it’s all about buying loads and loads of items.
• Everything is controlled, you can only kill X amount of enemies, you will only have X amount of money and everything is laid out but it’s very direct.

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Pinku Kult Hex Mortis:

Official website.

Developer: About – pinkukult

Publisher: Valorware

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