Review: Ghost Of A Tale (PlayStation 4)

Ghost of a Tale is an action-RPG game in which you play as Tilo, a mouse, and minstrel is thrown into a perilous adventure. Through stealth and cunning, you’ll be able to explore the secrets of Dwindling Heights Keep and navigate its dangers.

Pros:

• Gorgeous graphics.
• 5.33gb download size.
• Platinum trophy.
• Invert axis and rebind controls.
• V-sync-on/off/half refresh.
• Stats screen.
• Ongoing tutorial.
• Photo mode button with the option to have the game pause when entering photo mode.
• Saving-manual and quick save slots.
• Stealth puzzle action gameplay.
• Hide in chests, pots, and trunks to lose the enemy.
• Bottles-used for distraction or knocking out guards.
• Costumes-collect the items to get the full set with bonuses.
• Clothes-have stat buffs were both negative and positive.
• Inventory and the hud are clearly marked and easy to use.
• Huge areas to explore with multiple routes, hidden rooms, and shortcuts.
• Many missions but also side missions.
• Satisfying gameplay.
• Exploration is rewarding.

Cons:

• A couple of random lockups.
• No difficulty settings.
• Bad performance for the most part like slowdown and screen tearing regardless of v-sync setting.
• Can only save when hiding.
• The camera goes screwy in tight spaces.
• Hard to look round corners.