Skautfold: Into the Fray Review (PlayStation 5)
Skautfold: Into the Fray Review, Into the Fray is a fast action-shooter in the vein of Doom and Dark Messiah; using fast combat, reactive environments, and traps. Blast, kick, and dash your way through Rebels and Eldritch creatures to liberate the Isle of Portland; as it becomes consumed by Fog and the horrors therein.
Skautfold: Into the Fray Review Pros:
- Decent graphics.
- 315.9MB download size.
- Platinum trophy.
- You get the PlayStation 4 and the PlayStation 5 versions of the game.
- Game settings – hit lag, screenshake, vibration, and set deadzone.
- 3 save slots.
- Two modes – Pure (no leveling, no stats, no builds, no grind), and RPG mode (personalize your playstyle, stat upgrades, etc).
- Five game difficulties – weak, casual, normal, hard rock, and heavy metal.
- Twin stick shooter.
- Tutorial signs as you play.
- In-game cutscenes and interactions.
- Multiple endings.
- It is a difficult game.
- You can remap your controls in the game.
- Find dog tags from Fallen soldiers.
- You have ranged and melee weapons.
- Interrupt rituals to unlock sections of the map.
- Different enemy types like ranged ones, some group up, melee, magic, etc.
- Depending on your difficulty enemies can hit and hurt each other and even fight each other.
- Bullets drop from enemies and can be found around the world.
- Health bar system and you can get health back by executioning them.
- Execution actions happen by kicking a downed enemy.
- A very stylish game and a great presentation.
- Good writing and story.
Skautfold: Into the Fray Review Cons:
- You cannot remap the controls until you are in a game.
- Gore is tied to a difficulty which is not good. (it’s on the easiest setting)
- No voice work.
- It’s a difficult game no matter the difficulty.
- The aiming takes some getting used to.
- It’s hard to see drops on the floor.
- The health system is a pain when dealing with many enemies at once.
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Skautfold: Into the Fray:
Developer: Steve Gal
Publisher: Pugware
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