The Darkest Tales Review (Xbox Series S)
For this The Darkest Tales Review, we experience a nightmare that creeps into reality, and the only ones that can help are those whose magical powers we’ve believed in since childhood. A brave teddy bear heads to the far side of “happily ever after” to rescue his owner, Alicia.
The Darkest Tales Review Pros:
- Nice graphics.
- 5.3GB download size.
- 1000 Gamerscore.
- Ten save slots.
- Three difficulties – Easy, medium, and hard.
- Storybook with narration cutscenes.
- You can fast-forward to cutscenes.
- Good voicework.
- Platformer gameplay.
- Tutorial pop-ups as you play.
- 2D perspective.
- Mirrors are used for fast travel between levels.
- The enemies are cool as they wind up toy-looking creatures.
- Tight controls.
- Simple hack-and-slash combat.
- Heal yourself by using Mana.
- The levels are huge and have many routes to them.
- Constant checkpoints.
- The lighting adds so much atmosphere.
- Beautiful hand-drawn art in the game.
- Earn EXP and earn skill points to put into the skill tree and unlock upgrades.
- Find and equip skills that act like passive skills.
- Defeat big bosses for unique abilities.
The Darkest Tales Review Cons:
- Minimal game settings.
- The game is so stop-start at the start.
- Levels feel very claustrophobic at times.
- The platforming is kinda basic.
- Healing is only done one bit at a time.
- Hard to tell what is a platform and what isn’t.
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The Darkest Tales:
Developer: Trinity Team
Publisher: 101XP
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